Peer Review College membership list Sept 2017

Coleman, Professor Stephen University of Leeds, School of Media and Communication Cornish, Dr Flora London School of Economics and Political Science, Methodology Institute Crewe, Dr Emm

Peer Review College November 2015

Fellows of the Peer Review College

Asadullah, Professor Mohammah

University of Malaya, Faculty of Economics

Mohammad Niaz Asadullah is Professor of Development Economics in the Faculty of

Economics and Deputy Director the Centre for Poverty and Development Studies (CPDS)

at Malaya University Previously he taught economics at Reading University and held

research and teaching positions at Oxford University and BRAC Professor Asadullah

received his Doctorate degree in Economics from the University of Oxford His research interests include development economics, economics of education and labour economics Current research draws upon data from South-East Asia and focuses on issues such as inter-generational economic mobility, subjective well-being, causes and consequence of extreme poverty, inequality of opportunity, quality of secondary schools and the rise of Islamic schools, and the low level of student learning in school

Azmat, Dr Fara

Deakin University, School of Management

Fara Azmat is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Business and Law at Deakin University She holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Monash University Her research interests

include corporate social responsibility, responsible entrepreneurship in developing

countries, social inclusion, social entrepreneurship, immigrant entrepreneurship and women entrepreneurship

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Bandyopadhyay, Dr Sanghamitra

London School of Economics and Political Science, Faculty of Economics

Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay is a Senior Lecturer in Economics and the Deputy Director of the Centre for Globalisation Research at Queen Mary University of London Previously, she held academic appointments at the University of Oxford, University of Birmingham and the London School of Economics, where she also completed her PhD in 2002 Her research interests include the economics of growth and development, measurement of inequality and poverty and applied econometrics

recommending improvements to data collection of individuals protected characteristics to monitor equality impacts as policies are implemented

Bochel, Professor Hugh

University of Lincoln, School of Social Science

Hugh Bochel is a Professor of Public Policy at the University of Lincoln Previously, he worked for the Essex County Council and held posts as researcher at the University of Edinburgh and the University of Kent, where he also completed his PhD

Professor Bochel has wide ranging research and teaching interests in both politics and social policy While some elements of his work fall clearly into each of those subject areas, in recent years aspects of his research and teaching have developed to reflect the congruence

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of politics and social policy, particularly around the policy process and the politics of social

policy In 2014 he published the book Watching the watchers: parliament and the intelligence

services with Andrew Defty and Jane Kirkpatrick

Bradshaw, Dr Sarah

Middlesex University, School of Law

Sarah Bradshaw is Associate Professor in Development Studies at Middlesex University She obtained her PhD from the London School of Economics and Politics Dr Bradshaw’s

research interests lies in the field of gender and development, with a specific focus on Latin America In particular her research includes the post-2015 development agenda, gender and development, gendered post-disaster relief and reconstruction interventions, NGOs, social movements and civil society, poverty and poverty reduction strategies, rights and rights based approaches and gender roles and relations within households In the 1990s Dr

Bradshaw began working on women's rights issues in Nicaragua sponsored by Progressio

UK and this relationship continues to date This has meant working closely with actors of the women's movements in Central America and in particular with the Nicaraguan feminist NGO, Puntos de Encuentro

Briggs, Professor John

University of Glasgow, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences

John Briggs is Professor of Geography at the University of Glasgow He is also Clerk of Senate and Vice Principal His research interests include the relationship between the use and management of natural resources and sustainable rural development in low income countries A particular interest revolves around questions about indigenous environmental knowledge systems, how these are constructed and re-worked, and how these inform a better understanding of sustainable rural development The work is also sensitive to gender differences in such knowledges and how these relate to gender relations and roles in natural resource management issues Current work is being undertaken among Bedouin

communities in the south-east desert of Egypt and in the semi-arid areas of north-west South Africa

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Her research interests include water politics, management and governance Her work explores how power relations produce and reproduce socio-ecological change in the global South with implications for the lives, livelihoods, landscapes and identities of low-income and/or marginalised social groups

Campos, Professor Nauro

Brunel University London, Economics and Finance

Nauro Campos is Professor of Economics and Finance at Brunel University London

Previously, he was a Reader and Lecturer (Associate and tenured Assistant Professor, respectively) at the University of Newcastle and Assistant Professor at CERGE-EI in Prague Professor Campos received his PhD from the University of Southern California His

research interests include economic growth, political economy and finance labour

economics Nauro Campos is a member of the Brunel Macroeconomics Research Centre (BMRC) and Centre for Economic Development and Institutions (CEDI)

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Caraher, Professor Martin

City University London, School of Social Sciences

Martin Caraher is Professor at the Centre for Food Policy at City University London He previously worked for and acted as a consultant to the UK Department of Health, the World Bank and the World Health Organisation Professor Caraher completed his PhD at South Bank University His research interests include food poverty, cooking skills, local sustainable food supplies, the role of markets and co-ops in promoting health, farmers markets, food deserts and food access, retail concentration and globalisation Recent work has focused on the impact of food advertising on children's food choices and the impact of advertising regulation His interests in sustainability come from the perspective of local food chains and the attempts by social enterprises to build sustainability into their work

Caroll, Dr Julia

Coventry University, Health and Life Sciences

Julia Caroll is a Reader in Child Development and Education at Coventry University

Previously, she was an Associated Professor at the University of Warwick Dr Caroll

obtained her PhD from the University of York Her research interests include language and literacy development She is particularly interested in how spoken language skills and written language skills are linked Her most recent research concerns the phonological and

morphological skills of children with dyslexia and children with hearing impairments Over the past five years her research has shown that early language difficulties can result in later phonological deficits, even in children with good early phonology, and that targeted language and phonology interventions can improve early literacy development

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Cartwright, Dr Edward

University of Kent, School of Economics

Edward Cartwright is Reader in Economics at the University of Kent He gained his PhD from the University of Warwick and subsequently spent a year as a post-doctoral student at Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne

His research interests include game theory, behavioural economics and public economics His current work focuses on aspects of leadership, social learning and social influence Specifically, it looks to model situations where economic agents are making decisions

sequentially or repeatedly and can observe what other agents have done in the past

Particular applications of interest include public good games, coordination games, and large games

Champion, Professor Anthony

Newcastle University, Geography Politics and Sociology

Anthony Champion was Professor of Population Geography at Newcastle University and is now Emeritus, located within the university’s Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS) He has acted as adviser to the UN Population Division, the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) and the UK government and has served

on a number of committees including the Council of the Royal Geographical Society, the Regional Studies Association and the ESRC Census Programme Advisory Committee His research interests include population change and migration and their implications for

regional and local population profiles and planning policies His three main current projects are tracking the economic dynamism of Britain’s largest city regions through the latest recession, testing the extent to which Pennine England is becoming a single functionally-integrated polycentric urban region, and assessing the relevance of the ‘escalator region’ effect for England’s secondary agglomerations

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Coffey, Professor Amanda

Cardiff University, School of Social Sciences

Amanda Coffey is the Head of School of Social Sciences at Cardiff University Previously, she was the Director of the Qualitative Research Methods in the Social Sciences: Innovation, Integration and Impact (QUALITI) Funded by the ESRC National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM), this research and capacity building programme directly benefited

professional researchers, predominantly within the social sciences, but from other

disciplinary areas too Professor Amanda Coffey was also one of the founding co-directors

of the Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research, Data and Methods (WISERD), which is continuing to undertake an ambitious data integration, primary research and

capacity building programme in Wales Other research interests include young people, transitions to adulthood and social change, gender and education and professional and working lives

Cole, Professor Matthew

University of Birmingham, Faculty of Economics

Matthew Cole is Head of the Department of Economics at the University of Birmingham

He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Nottingham His research interests include environmental economics; development economics and international economics More specifically he conducts research on the impact of trade, economic growth and

investment flows on the environment and the role played by differences in environmental regulations Of particular interest are firm and industry level studies of economy-

environment interactions, often in developing countries

Crozier, Professor Gill

Roehampton University, Faculty of Education

Gill Crozier is Professor of Education at Roehampton University

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Previously, she was Professor of Education and Head of Research at the University of

Sunderland and she is an experienced teacher both in school and Higher Education

Professor Crozier’s research focuses on ‘race’ and its intersection with social class and gender She has researched issues relating to parents and schools, and young people, and is also concerned with education policy, and the socio-cultural influences upon identity

formation and learner experiences She is an active member of the international

organisations the European Network About Parents and Education and USA John Hopkins University based School, Family and Community Partnerships: International Network of Scholars

Ferguson, Professor Neil

Cardiff University, School of Social Sciences

Neil Ferguson is Professor of Political Psychology at Liverpool Hope University

Previously, he lectured at the University of Ulster and he was the Director of the Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace His research and writings are encompassed within

developmental, political and social psychology and his research interests include moral development, the impact of political violence on children, adolescents and adults, peace building and challenging violence Professor Ferguson’s research mainly focuses on the conflict, division and the peace process in Northern Ireland He is currently the chair of the Moral and Social Action Interdisciplinary Colloquium, recently served on the Governing Council of the International Society of Political Psychology, and is a member of the Editorial Board for the Journal of Moral Education and the Journal of Social and Political Psychology

Franklin, Professor Marianne

Goldsmiths University, Media and Communications

Marianne Franklin is Professor of Global Media and Politics at Goldsmiths University of London Previously, she held teaching and research positions in Humanities, Social Science, and Engineering faculties at the University of Auckland (NZ), University of Amsterdam (NL), University for Humanistics (NL), and Columbia University (USA) Her research interests draw on the humanities and social sciences Marianne Franklin has been active in recent years in research and advocacy on human rights issues and the internet, serving as co-Chair

of the Internet Rights and Principles Dynamic Coalition (2012-2014) at the UN Internet Governance Forum, and as a steering committee member of the IRP Coalition since 2009 She is also currently Chair of the Global Internet Governance Academic Network

(GigaNet)

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Garrod, Professor Simon

University of Glasgow, Psychology Department

Simon Garrod is Professor of Cognitive Psychology and the director of the INP Social Interactions Centre at the University of Glasgow He obtained his PhD from Princeton University Professor Garrod’s research interests include various aspects of language processing, such as reading, dialogue, and the evolution of language and communication He was awarded the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award of the Society for Text and Discourse and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh

Gholami, Dr Roya (Roghieh)

Aston University, Aston Business School

Roya Gholami is a Senior Lecturer at Aston University In 2015 she was a visiting professor

at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States Dr, Gholami obtained her PhD in Management Information Systems from the National University of Singapore Her research interests include IT value (economic, environmental and societal), green IT/ IT for

environmental sustainability, Healthcare Information Systems, IT adoption and diffusion and

IT for development

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Gordon, Professor David

University of Bristol, School for Policy Studies

David Gordon is Professor of Social Justice and Director of the Townsend Centre for International Poverty Research at the University of Bristol Previously, he held a public appointment to the Child Poverty Expert Group, a Ministerial Advisory Group that

provided the Deputy Minister for Children and the Welsh Assembly Government with expert, evidenced based advice on the actions needed to eradicate child poverty in Wales Finally, he led the Poverty and Social Exclusion in the United Kingdom project, which is the largest project of its kind in UK history His research focusses on issues of poverty and social justice He has researched and published in the fields of the scientific measurement of poverty, crime and poverty, childhood disability, area-based anti-poverty measures, the causal effects of poverty on ill health, housing policy and rural poverty

Hall, Professor Stephen G

Leicester University, Economics Department

Stephen Hall is Professor of Economics at Leicester University and Deputy Pro-Vice

Chancellor Previously, he was Professor at Imperial College, Professorial Research Fellow

at the London Business School, Economic Advisor at the Bank of England and Research Fellow at the National Institute for Economic and Social Research Professor Hall has also consulted for numerous organisations, such as the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the United Nations DESA His research interests include macroeconomics and econometrics, with a special emphasis on empirical macroeconomic models

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Hampel-Milagrosa, Dr Aimee

German Development Institute, Competitiveness and Social Development

Aimee Hampel-Milagrosa is a Researcher at the German Development Institute (DIE) Previously she was a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Development Research at the University of Bonn and completed consultancies for UNIDO, DANIDA and BICC Dr Hampel-Milagrosa completed her graduate degree at Ghent University in Belgium and obtained her PhD from Wageningen University in the Netherlands Aimee Hampel-

Milagrosa is an Institutional and Agricultural Economist and her research interests include improving investment conditions of developing countries, entrepreneurship and private sector development and retail liberalisation

Harding, Professor R

University of Birmingham, Law School

Rosie Harding is Professor of Law and Society at Birmingham Law School Previously, she taught at Keele Law School Professor Harding completed her LLB at the University of Edinburgh, her LLM at Keele and her PhD at the University of Kent Her research interests include family law, particularly the regulation and recognition of caring and intimate

relationships Her current research is focused on mental capacity, care, and dementia Her broader research interests are in the gender, sexuality and law field, and also include human rights, discrimination and equality, and socio-legal research methodology Her first book, Regulating Sexuality, won the 2011 Hart-SLSA Book Prize and Early Career Prize

Heim, Professor Derek

Edge Hill University, Psychology Department

Derek Heim is Professor of Psychology at Edge Hill University Previously, he held posts at the University of Central Lancashire Professor Heim completed his undergraduate degree

in Psychology and Politics and PhD in Psychology at the University of Strathclyde His

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research interests include social, cultural and contextual influences on substance use, health and well-being A chartered psychologist and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Professor Heim is Editor-in-Chief of international journal Addiction Research and Theory

Higgins, Professor Steven

Durham University, Education Department

Steve Higgins is Professor of Education at Durham University Previously, he was the

founding Director of the Research Centre for Learning and Teaching Before working in higher education he taught in primary schools in the North East where his interest in

children’s thinking and learning developed Professor Higgins’ research interests include the areas of effective use of information and communications technology (ICT) and digital technologies for learning in schools, understanding how children's thinking and reasoning develops, and how teachers can be supported in developing the quality of teaching and learning in their classrooms He has a particular interest in the educational philosophy of Pragmatism and the implications for teaching and learning, particularly relating to the use of research evidence to develop practice in schools

Jarvis, Dr Helen

University of Newcastle, Geography Politics and Sociology

Helen Jarvis a Reader in Social Geography at the University of Newcastle Dr Jarvis has an established international reputation in each of four intersecting strands of research and scholarship in urban social geography; household work-life reconciliation, including ageing and the mobility; public space, public life and accessible cities; ethnographies and

infrastructures of time-space co-ordination, with a particular focus on the 'social

architectures' of shared space and self-governance in collaborative living arrangements of intentional community and cohousing; and new urban policies for sustainability, focusing on the green sharing economy and its roots in voluntary civic engagement Helen is currently researching everyday life in relation to experiments and innovations in collaborative housing and intentional community (notably co-housing), comparing group formation, practices of collective governance and alternative living space in Britain, Scandinavia, Australia and the

US

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Lambert, Professor Paul

University of Stirling, Applied Social Science

Paul Lambert is Professor of Sociology and Social Policy and Criminology at the University

of Stirling Previously, he worked as a researcher at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, and at the Centre for Applied Statistics at Lancaster University, where he also did his PhD His research interests include the structures of social stratification the uses of occupational information and occupation-based social classifications, social stratification, ethnicity and immigration methodological research on the analysis of large scale survey datasets, in longitudinal and cross-national comparisons and e-social science In recent years Professor Lambert has been involved in quite a few collaborative research projects, of which some of the most recent and ongoing are listed below: Is Britain pulling apart? Analysis of generational change in social distance, DAMES - Data Management through e-Social Science and Social Networks and Occupational Structure

Law, Dr Anna

Liverpool John Moores University, Natural Sciences and Psychology

Anna Law is a Lecturer in Psychology at Liverpool John Moores University She obtained her PhD from the University of Aberdeen Dr Law’s research seeks to understand the cognitive demands of multitasking and media-multitasking in younger and older adults One strand of her research investigates the cognitive demands of multitasking, including the contributions

of working memory, prospective memory and spatial planning She is also interested in factors that may impair the ability to multitask, such as cognitive ageing, autistic spectrum disorders or chronic pain Another strand of her research focusses on the media-

multitasking behaviour of students, and how this relates to academic performance and individual differences

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Lewis, Professor Michael

Cardiff University, School of Psychology

Michael Lewis is a Reader in Cognitive Science at Cardiff University, where he also

completed his PhD His research interests include various issues surrounding the psychology

of seeing a face These issues include: how we can distinguish between different faces so easily; how we perceive emotional expressions; how we detect faces are present in a scene, and what happens when face recognition goes wrong such as in Capgras delusion Professor Lewis has also researched the effects of cosmetic therapies The techniques he employs include behaviour experimentation, patient studies, neural network and computational modelling, and brain imaging In addition, his research also explores methodological issues in other areas of cognitive psychology

Manstead, Professor Antony

Cardiff University, School of Psychology

is mainly concerned with the impact of attitudes on health-related and safety-related

behaviour Finally, Antony Manstead is interested in the role played by social identity in intergroup conflict and cooperation

Marshall, Dr Tim

Oxford Brookes University, Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment

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Tim Marshall is a Reader in Planning at Oxford Brookes University His research interests include regional planning in England and in Western Europe, governing arrangements and the politics of planning and infrastructure, environment and planning Projects in past years include Infrastructure and Spatial Planning, under an ESRC Research Fellowship, Researching key dimensions of new English regional planning system and Realising the full economic potential of London and the Core Cities Analysis of the economic potential of London and the Core Cities, funded by Core Cities Group

McKay, Professor Steve

University of Lincoln, School of Social Sciences

Steve McKay is a Distinguished Professor in Social Research in the College of Social Science Previously, he was Professor in Social Research at the University of Birmingham, where he was also Director of the ESRC Doctoral Training Centre from 2010 Professor McKay completed his undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University

of Oxford and his PhD at the University of Bristol His research interests include social research, inequality, family policy, quantitative methods, social security and pensions

Morrissey, Professor Oliver

University of Nottingham, School of Economics

Oliver Morrissey is Professor of Development Economics at the University of Nottingham and the Director of the Centre for Research in Economic Development and International Trade (CREDIT) Professor Morrissey obtained his PhD from the University of Bath His research interests include the fiscal impact of aid, trade policy, performance and poverty, taxation in Africa, agricultural production in Tanzania, and the political economy of policy reform His principal research focus is on Sub-Saharan Africa Professor Morrissey has published mostly on aid policy and effectiveness, trade policy reform, conditionality and adjustment, and supply response in agriculture

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Paterson, Dr Kevin

University of Leicester, Psychology Department

Kevin Paterson is Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Leicester

He uses methods from experimental psychology to investigate visual and cognitive

mechanisms that underlie reading and language understanding across the lifespan and in different languages and cultures Much of this research involves the study of eye movements while reading and includes research on questions relating to the neuroscience of reading, cross-linguistic studies of reading, language development and aging

Pearce, Professor Jenny

University of Bradford, School of Social and International Studies

Jenny Pearce is Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Bradford She is also the Director of the International Centre for Participation Studies (ICPS), which she

established in 2003 as a research and action centre on participatory practice at the local (Bradford), regional (north of England) and global (Latin America and other parts of the global South) levels Professor Pearce’s research interests include violence, participation and social change She has been working on issues of violence and security, and pursuing an interest in methodologies for researching violence which work with those who most

experience violence and insecurity Professor Pearce’s current research includes elites and violence in Latin America, post-war reconstruction and peacebuilding, politics and violence and intellectualism, activism and power

Perraton, Dr Jonathan

University of Sheffield, School of Economics

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Jonathan Perraton is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Sheffield

Previously, he was then an Economics Research Officer at the Open University on the Globalisation and the Advanced Industrial State Dr Perraton obtained a PhD in Economics from the University of Nottingham His research interests include the areas of international macroeconomics, political economy and methodology His research has focused on

processes of economic globalisation and their policy consequences, and how these effects are mediated through different national institutional arrangements He has also worked on trade and growth relationships Dr Perraton is undertaking work on longer term factors in relation to the Great Recession and their impact on investment and employment Recent work has also focused on evaluating progress in various sub-disciplines of economics

understanding the decision whether to negotiate or not; the dynamics of coalition

formation; the empirical nature and relevance of strategic commitment in bargaining and in related strategic situations; communication in strategic situations Dr Poulsen is also

interested in identifying and implementing behavioural interventions in organisations

Ramlogan, Dr Ronald

Manchester University, Manchester Business School

Ronald Ramlogan is a Senior Lecturer at the Manchester Business School at the University

of Manchester His research interests include innovation systems, in particular medical and health care innovation

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Seeley, Professor Janet

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Public Health and Policy

Janet Seeley is Professor of Anthropology and Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Previously, she was Professor of International Development at the

University of East Anglia and worked for the Department for International Development (DFiD)

Her research interests include the social aspects of health Her main focus in recent years has been on HIV, particularly looking at HIV across the life course and the impact of the epidemic on communities and people's lives and livelihoods Professor Seeley has been actively engaged in research on HIV since the late 1980s, including four years with Medical Research Council in Uganda 1989-1993 She has also been active in research on poverty, social protection, mobility and migration

Shaw, Professor Gareth

University of Exeter, Department of Management

Gareth Shaw is Professor of Retail and Tourism Management and Associate Dean of

Research at the University of Exeter Business School Previously, he was Professor of

Human Geography at Exeter His research interests centre around retailing and tourism These include the study of retail innovation and the process of knowledge transfer In particular, Professor Shaw’s work has been based on recent, large-scale research grants from the AHRC and Leverhulme These grants have focused specifically on a project called

‘The Coming of the Supermarket’, which has explored the nature of this retail innovation and its impact on consumer behaviour In addition, Professor Shaw’s research in tourism has detailed the changing nature of British coastal resorts and their economic structures Two recently funded projects of Professor Shaw focus on the attitudes of consumers to low cost airlines and climate change This has led to developing work on social marketing as a means

of changing behaviour patterns, via an ESRC CASE award with the National Consumer Council

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implications of employment growth, education, and social deprivation Currently, Dr

Shuttleworth is working on internal migration within NI and its implication for residential segregation using longitudinal data

Sime, Dr Daniela

University of Strathclyde, Social Policy

Daniele Sime is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Strathclyde

Previously, she worked as a research fellow at the Centre for the Child and Society,

University of Glasgow, and in the School of Education, at the University of Stirling, where she also completed her PhD Dr Sime’s research interests include the issues of education, equality and social justice and children and young people’s lives Over the last few years, she has been mainly interested in engaging in research which promotes a strong social justice agenda that addresses social inequalities, especially in relation to traditionally marginalised groups In pursuit of these interests, she draws upon theoretical and methodological insights from the new sociology of childhood, sociology of education, race and ethnicity studies and social policy

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Skea, Professor Jim

Imperial College London, The Centre for Environmental Policy

Jim Skea is Professor at the Imperial College London and he is currently Research Councils

UK Energy Strategy Fellow Previously, he was Director of the Policy Studies Institute, Director of the Economic and Social Research Council's Global Environmental Change Programme, Professorial Fellow at the Science Policy Research Unit, Sussex University and Visiting Assistant Professor at the Department of Engineering and Public Policy, Carnegie-Mellon University Professor Skea’s research interests include energy, climate change and technological innovation and he has published recently on the impact of intermittent

renewables on electricity generation, security of gas supply and UK, Japanese and German responses to the Fukushima accident Professor Skea also has strong links to policy

processes He is a founding member of the UK's Committee on Climate Change and is Chair of Working Group III (Mitigation) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Vice-Tallontire, Dr Anne

University of Leeds, School of Earth and Environment

Anne Tallontire is a Senior Lecturer in Business, Environment and Corporate Responsibility

at Leeds University She completed her PhD at the University of Bradford Dr Tallontire has previously worked on projects for a variety of national and international clients, including the UK Department for International Development, the Foreign Investment Advisory

Service of the World Bank, the United Nations Common Fund for Commodities and the Food and Agriculture Organization Her research interests include corporate social

responsibility with respect to development, particularly in the context of global value chains and the use of private standards, including fair trade and ethical trade Her most recent papers focus on institutional dimensions of Global Value Chains, the process sustainability standards development and associated narratives

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Todd, Professor Liz

Newcastle University, Education Communication and Languages Sciences

Liz Todd is Professor of Educational Inclusion at Newcastle University Previously, she worked abroad in Fiji lecturing in critical educational psychology at the University of the South Pacific, training teachers from 13 different pacific island countries, and delivering in-country workshops Professor Todd engages in research with a strong social justice agenda, being known for her work on the interaction between communities and schools, the

engagement of young people in development and research, and respectful democratic approaches to change (personal and organisational) Current research projects include a three year evaluation of the 'Thinking Differently' programme, managed by Joseph Rowntree Foundation and three innovative projects about young people and alcohol in Scotland, funded by Children in Need, Comic Relief, JRF, the Robertson Trust, the Tudor Trust and the Scottish Government

Ulph, Professor David

University of St Andrews, Economics and Finance

David Ulph is Professor at the University of St Andrews and the Director of the Scottish Institute for Research in Economics (SIRE) Professor Ulph previously held academic

appointments at Stirling University and University College London (UCL) and was Professor

at the University of Bristol While at UCL he became Executive Director of the ESRC Centre for Economic Learning and Social Evolution (ELSE) He has served on various ESRC committees, and on the Council and Executive Committee of the Royal Economic Society

In 2010 he was appointed to a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh His research interests include design and enforcement of policy – especially competition, taxation and welfare, environmental economics – particularly climate change, innovation and third

sector/civil society

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Wakeling, Dr Paul

York University, Department of Education

Paul Wakeling is a Lecturer in Sociology of Education at York University Previously, he held posts in higher education administration Dr Wakeling completed his undergraduate degree

at the University of Liverpool, his postgraduate degrees in Education (by research) at York University and Social Research Methods and Statistics at the University of Manchester Paul Wakeling holds a PhD in Sociology from Manchester on social class differences in access to postgraduate study His research interests are in higher education, especially access to postgraduate study; and in social inequalities Dr Wakeling has particular interest in analysis

of large secondary datasets and the use of administrative and transactional data for research

Webb, Dr Thomas

University of Sheffield, Department of Psychology

Thomas Webb is a Reader in Psychology at the University of Sheffield He obtained a MSc in Research Methods from the University of Bristol and a PhD in Psychology from Sheffield University His research interests include self-regulation and behaviour change Specifically,

Dr Webb is interested in how people achieve their goals and make changes to their

behaviour In summer 2011 he was awarded an ERC Starting Independent Researcher Grant

to investigate the role of monitoring (and not monitoring) in goal striving

Weild, Professor David

Open University, Engineering and Innovation

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David Wield is Professor of Innovation and Development at the Open University and a Director of the Innogen Institute based at the Open University and the University of

Co-Edinburgh Previously, he directed the ESRC Centre for Social and Economic Research on Innovation in Genomics (Innogen), University of Edinburgh and Open University He also worked at Imperial College, University of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Eduardo Mondlane University, Mozambique and Aston University Professor Wield’s research interests focus

on the policy and management of technology; and on development policy and practice with emphasis on industrialization and technologies Recent research includes projects on: innovation in life science companies; knowledge management and development, public-private collaboration and international development

Zawdie, Dr Girma

University of Strathclyde, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Girma Zawdie is a Senior Lecturer in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University

of Strathclyde, where he also completed his PhD Dr Zawdie’s research interests include technology choice and transfer; triple helix and innovation systems; and policy issues relating

to the environment, world poverty and sustainable development Countries of his research focus include Ethiopia, Malawi, Pakistan and countries of the Maghreb region and South East Asia Dr Zawdie initiated and co-ordinated link programmes, which Strathclyde had with the Universities in Pakistan and Ethiopia, and he has lived and worked in developing countries as

an academic, a consultant and freelance journalist

Zizzo, Professor Daniel

Newcastle University, Business School

Daniel Zizzo is Dean of Research and Innovation in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Newcastle University, as well as Professor of Economics in the Newcastle

University Business School Previously, he was Head of the School of Economics and

Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of East Anglia His research interests include authority and organizational behavior, antisocial preferences, voting preferences, behavioral and cognitive game theory, bounded rationality and nudging, social preferences, trust, and the methodology of experimental economics Much of

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Professor Zizzo’s research is motivated by the search for more realistic empirical and theoretical foundations of economic decision-making, using mainly experimental, but also analytical and computational, methods as required

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Senior Members of the Peer Review College

Answell, Dr Nicola

Brunel University London, Clinical Sciences

Ashworth, Dr Rachel

Cardiff University, Cardiff Business School

Bacon, Professor Nicolas

City University London, Faculty of Management

University of Leicester, Sociology

Blackman, Professor Shane

Canterbury Christ Church University, Media

Bollan, Ms Karen

ContinYou, London Office

Brooks, Professor Rachel

University of Surrey, Sociology

Brown, Professor Sarah

Coventry University, Health and Life Sciences

Bullock, Professor Karen

University of Surrey, Sociology

Burke, Professor Penny

Roehampton University, Education

Camfield, Dr Laura

University of East Anglia, International Development

Cassidy, Professor Kim

Nottingham Trent University, Business School

Coleman, Professor Stephen

University of Leeds, School of Media and Communication

Cornish, Dr Flora

London School of Economics and Political Science, Methodology Institute

Crewe, Dr Emma

School of Oriental and African Studies, Anthropology and Sociology

Dickens, Professor Jonathan

University of East Anglia, School of Social Work

Dominelli, Professor Lena

Durham University, School of Applied Social Sciences

University of Bristol, School for Policy Studies

Felstead, Professor Alan

Cardiff University, School of Social Sciences

Field, Professor John

University of Stirling, Education

Fisher, Dr Stephen

University of Oxford, Sociology

Frynas, Professor Jedrzej

Middlesex University, Business School

Fuller, Professor Ted

University of Lincoln, College of Social Sciences

Gattis, Professor Merideth

Cardiff University, School of Psychology

Gibbons, Ms Lorna

Giner-Sorolla, Professor Roger

University of Kent, School of Psychology

Gooptu, Dr Nandini

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University of Oxford, International Development

Harkness, Dr Susan

University of Bath, Social and Policy Sciences

Harris, Dr Andrew

University College London, Geography

Hart, Professor Angie

University of Brighton, School of Health Sciences

Haskel, Professor Jonathan

Imperial College London, Imperial College Business School

Haynes, Professor Kathryn

Newcastle University, Business School

Hean, Dr Sarah

Bournemouth University, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences

Hewitt-Dundas, Professor Nola

Queen’s University of Belfast, Management School

Holland, Dr Caroline

Open University, Faculty of Health and Social Care

Hunter, Professor Rosemary

Queen Mary University of London, School of Law

Johnston, Professor Ron

University of Bristol, Geographical Sciences

Juttner, Dr Martin

Aston University, School of Life and Health Sciences

Kendrick, Professor Andrew

University of Strathclyde, Social Work

Khattab, Dr Ghada

Newcastle University, Education Communication and Languages

Kinman, Professor Gail

University of Bedfordshire, Psychology

Laffin, Professor Martin

Queen Mary University of London, School of Business and Management

Linden, Professor David

Cardiff University, School of Medicine

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Litchfield, Dr Julie

University of Sussex, School of Business, Management and Economics

Manthorpe, Professor Jill

King’s College London, King’s Policy Institutes

Marsden, Professor Gregory

University of Leeds, Institute for Transport Studies

Martin, Dr Graham

University of Leicester, Health Sciences

McGhee, Professor Derek

University of Southampton, School of Social Sciences

McGuire, Professor Steven

University of Sussex, School of Business Management and Economics

Mercer, Professor Neil

University of Cambridge, Faculty of Education

Moscone, Professor Francesco

Brunel University London, Brunel Business School

Nesi, Professor Hilary

Coventry University, Business Environment and Society

Nind, Professor Melanie

University of Southampton, School of Education

Orme, Professor Joan

University of Strathclyde, Social Work

Pachler, Professor Norbert

University College London, Culture, Communication and Media

Imperial College London, Centre for Environment Policy

Razzaque, Professor Jona

University of the West of England, Faculty of Business and Law

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Rees, Professor Philip

University of Leeds, School of Geography

Roe, Ms Maggie

Newcastle University, Architecture Planning and Landscape

Roulstone, Professor Alan

University of Leeds, Sociology and Social Policy

Saunders, Dr Clare

University of Exeter, Politics

Scourfield, Professor Jonathan Bryn

Cardiff University, School of Social Sciences

Sen, Professor Kunal

University of Manchester, Environment, Education and Development

University of Bristol, Economics

Somerville, Professor Peter

University of Lincoln, School of Social Sciences

Starmer, Professor Chris

University of Nottingham, School of Economics

Sullivan, Professor Alice

University College London, Quantitative Social Science

Tacchi, Professor Jo

RMIT University

Tipper, Professor Steven

University of York, Psychology

Traianou, Dr Anna

Goldsmiths College, Educational Studies

Varley, Professor Ann

University College London, Geography

Vignoles, Professor Anna

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University of Cambridge, Faculty of Education

Waddams, Professor Catherine

University of East Anglia, Norwich Business School

Wells, Professor Peter

Sheffield Hallam University, Faculty of Development and Society

While, Dr Aidan

University of Sheffield, Urban Studies and Planning

Williams, Professor Julian

Durham University, Business School

Williams, Professor Malcolm

Cardiff University, School of Social Sciences

Williamson, Dr Paul

University of Liverpool, Geography and Planning

Winter, Professor Michael

University of Exeter, Politics

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Members of the Peer Review College

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University of Kent, School of Psychology

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University of Bristol, School for Policy Studies

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University of Kent, School of Psychology

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University of Aberdeen, Division of Applied Health Sciences

Durham University, Business School

Agenor, Professor Pierre-Richard

The University of Manchester, Social Sciences

Ahmad, Professor Waqar

Middlesex University, University Executive

Ahmed, Dr Anya

University of Salford, Nursing, Midwifery, Social Work and Sciences

Akman, Professor Pinar

University of Leeds, Law

al Attar, Dr Mohsen

Queen's University of Belfast, School of Law

Albornoz Crespo, Dr Facundo

University of Birmingham, Economics

Al-Chalabi, Professor Ammar

King's College London, Clinical Neuroscience

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Aldridge, Professor Jo

Loughborough University, Social Sciences

Alencar Brayner, Dr Aquiles

British Library, Director of Scholarship and Collections

Alexander, Mr Anthony

Cardiff University, Cardiff Business School

Alexander, Professor Nicholas

Lancaster University, Marketing

Alexander, Professor Claire

The University of Manchester, Social Sciences

Allen, Dr Lori

School of Oriental and African Studies, Anthropology and Sociology

Allen, Dr Harriet

University of Nottingham, School of Psychology

Allouche, Dr Jeremy Marc

Institute of Development Studies, Research Department

Almond, Professor Philip

De Montfort University, Human Resource Management

Almond, Professor Paul

University of Reading, School of Law

Alvanides, Dr Seraphim

Northumbria University, Faculty of Engineering and Environment

Ambridge, Dr Ben

University of Liverpool, Psychology

Amoore, Professor Louise

Durham University, Geography

Anderson, Professor Alistair

The Robert Gordon University, Business School

Anderson, Professor Clare

University of Leicester, School of Historical Studies

University of Bristol, Physics

Anwar, Dr Muhammad Naveed

Northumbria University, Faculty of Engineering and Environment

Apergis, Professor Nikolaos

Northumbria University, Newcastle Business School

Arayici, Dr Yusuf

University of Salford, School of the Built Environment

Archer, Professor Dawn

University of Central Lancashire, School of Journalism and Digital Communications

Argenti, Dr Nicolas

Brunel University London, Social Science, Media and Communications

Arjunan, Dr Subramanian

University of Glasgow, Business School

Armour, Professor Kathleen

University of Birmingham, Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Science

Armstrong, Dr Natalie

University of Leicester, Health Sciences

Armstrong, Dr Sarah

University of Glasgow, College of Social Sciences

Arnott, Professor Margaret

University of the West of Scotland, School of Social Sciences

Arthur, Dr Raymond

Northumbria University, Faculty of Business and Law

Arun, Professor Thankom

University of Central Lancashire, Lancashire Business School

Ash, Dr James

Newcastle University, HASS Faculty

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Ash, Dr Angie

Angela Ash Associates

Ashby, Dr Simon Giles

University of Plymouth, Plymouth Business School

Ashford, Professor Chris

Northumbria University, Faculty of Business and Law

Askins, Dr Kye

University of Glasgow, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences

Astell, Professor Arlene

University of Sheffield, Health and Related Research

University of Leeds, School of Earth and Environment

Atkinson, Professor Rob

University of the West of England, Faculty of Environment and Technology

University of Sussex, School of Law, Politics and Sociology

Avis, Professor James

University of Huddersfield, School of Education and Professional Development

City University London, Law

Bache, Professor Ian

University of Sheffield, Politics

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Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow School for Business and Society

Baguley, Professor Thomas

Nottingham Trent University, School of Social Sciences

Bailey, Dr Alastair

University of Kent, School of Economics

Baillie Smith, Professor Matt

Northumbria University, Faculty of Arts, Design and Social Sciences

Baines, Professor Susan

Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester Metro University Business School (MMUBS)

Baines, Professor Paul

Cranfield University, School of Management

Baker, Professor John

Lancaster University, Linguistics and English Language

University of Liverpool, Politics

Ball, Professor Helen

Durham University, Anthropology

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Ballas, Dr Dimitrios

University of Sheffield, Geography

Banerjee, Dr Mukulika

London School of Economics and Political Science, Anthropology

Banerji, Professor Sanjay

University of Nottingham, Nottingham University Business School

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Goldsmiths College, Psychology

Barabantseva, Dr Elena

The University of Manchester, Social Sciences

Barakat, Professor Sultan

University of York, Politics

Royal Holloway, University of London, Psychology

Barker, Professor Hannah

The University of Manchester, Arts Languages and Cultures

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Queen Mary, University of London, School of Law

Barnes, Professor Jacqueline

Birkbeck College, Psychological Sciences

Barnett, Professor Clive

University of Exeter

Barraclough, Dr Nick

University of York, Psychology

Barrell, Professor Ray

Brunel University London, Social Science, Media and Communications

Barrett, Professor Hazel

Coventry University, Business Environment and Society

Barrientos, Professor Armando

The University of Manchester, Environment, Education and Development

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Barry, Dr Monica

University of Strathclyde, Law

Barry, Professor Jim

University of East London, Royal Docks Business School

Barry, Professor John

Queen's University of Belfast, School of Politics International Studies and Philosophy

Bartlett, Dr Ruth

University of Southampton, Faculty of Health Sciences

Bartley, Professor Melanie Jane

University College London, Epidemiology and Public Health

Baschieri, Dr Angela

University of Southampton, School of Social Sciences

Basinga, Dr Paulin

National Institute of Public Health, Center for Health Decision Making

Basit, Professor Tehmina

Staffordshire University, Faculty of Business Education and Law

Bastia, Dr Tanja

The University of Manchester, Environment, Education and Development

Bates, Mr Simon

Atos Origin IT Services UK Ltd, Headquarters

Batiz-Lazo, Professor Bernardo

Bangor University, Bangor Business School

Bawden, Professor David

City University London, Information Science

Baxter, Professor Judith

Aston University, School of Languages and Social Sciences

Beauchamp-Pryor, Dr Karen

Swansea University, College of Human and Health Sciences

Beaverstock, Professor Jonathan

University of Bristol, Management

Becares, Dr Laia

The University of Manchester, Social Sciences

Beck, Professor Adrian

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University of Leicester, Criminology

Beck, Dr Sarah

University of Birmingham, School of Psychology

Beckers, Professor Tom

University of Leuven, Psychology

University College London, Language and Cognition

Bell, Professor Stuart

University of York, York Law School

Bell, Dr Melanie

Anglia Ruskin University, Faculty of Arts Law and Social Sciences

Bene, Dr Christophe

Institute of Development Studies, Research Department

Bennett, Professor Frederick

University of Western Sydney, Centre for Cultural Research

Bennett, Professor Judith

University of York, Education

Bennett, Professor David

Chalmers University of Technology

University of Brighton, School of Sport and Service Management

Berridge, Professor David

University of Bristol, School for Policy Studies

Berridge, Professor Virginia

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Public Health and Policy

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Berry, Professor Richard

University of Glasgow, School of Social and Political Sciences

Bertamini, Dr Marco

University of Liverpool, Psychology

Besley, Professor Timothy

London School of Economics and Political Science, Economics

Best, Dr Wendy

University College London, Human Communication Science

Bhagwat, Dr Shonil

Open University, Geography

Bhambra, Professor Gurminder

University of Warwick, Sociology

Bhattacharyya, Professor Gargi

University of East London, Law and Social Sciences

Bhaumik, Professor Sumon

University of Sheffield, Management School

Bhopal, Professor Kalwant

University of Southampton, School of Education

Bibbings, Ms Lois

University of Bristol, Law

Bibby, Dr Tamara

University College London, Early Years and Primary Education

Biberauer, Dr Mary Theresa

University of Cambridge, Linguistics

Bickers, Professor Robert

University of Bristol, School of Humanities

Biehal, Professor Nina

University of York, Social Policy Social Work

Bifulco, Professor Antonia

Middlesex University, School of Science and Technology

European College of Business Management, London Office

Birch, Professor Sarah

University of Glasgow, College of Social Sciences

Birkin, Professor Mark

University of Leeds, School of Geography

Blackmore, Professor Jill

Deakin University, School of Education

Blagrove, Professor Mark

Swansea University, College of Human and Health Sciences

Blakeley, Professor Ruth

University of Kent, School of Politics and International Relations

Blanden, Dr Jo

University of Surrey, Economics

Blane, Professor David

Imperial College London, School of Public Health

Blank, Dr Hartmut

University of Portsmouth, Psychology

Bleischwitz, Professor Raimund

University College London, Bartlett School of Environment, Energy and Resources

Bloom, Dr Gerald

Institute of Development Studies, Research Department

Blundell, Professor Richard

Institute for Fiscal Studies, IFS Research Team