Dr Camilla Audia

• Associate Professor (Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: Camilla dot Audia at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Co-production of knowledge, local knowledge systems, environment-human interactions, South-North cooperation, resilience and local livelihoods, climate change, climate knowledge, arts & science, health and sustainable development.

Dr Nicholas Bernards

• Associate Professor (Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: N dot Bernards at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Critical political economy/political ecology approaches to sustainable development, especially global governance, finance and development, climate finance, and fintech; Marxist and critical approaches to climate vulnerability and climate action; history of sustainable development and colonialism.

Dr Bryan Brazeau

• Associate Professor (Liberal Arts)
• Email: B dot Brazeau at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Classical reception; epic; poetics; intersections between literature and science; literature and modernity; art historical topics; digital humanities; Dante Studies; Renaissance Literature and Culture (Italy); Tasso Studies.

Dr Romain Chenet

• Senior Teaching Fellow (Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: romain dot chenet at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

‘Sustainable development’ as a contested mythology; Discursive intersections, silences, and exclusions in development policy and practice; Poststructural discourse analysis (via Foucauldian / WPR methods); Neo-Gramscian IR and GPE; Gender and development; Governance, empire, and power/knowledge under late Capital; NGOs in development; Critical and/or alternative approaches (post-development, feminist, degrowth, queer and trans theory, Buddhist economics, ontologies, and cosmologies); Epistemological pluralism / ontological decolonisation; The history, politics, and sociology of development.

Dr Jonathan Clarke

• Senior Teaching Fellow (Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: J dot R dot L dot Clarke at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Sustainable cities: design, risk, resilience, and governance; climate change adaptation; water and future societies; urban development, and sustainable pathways.

Professor Chris Dolan

• Professor in Global Sustainable Development
• Email: Chris dot Dolan at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Sexual violence; masculinities; sexualities; political economy; humanitarianism; and forced migration.

Dr Marta Guerriero

• Associate Professor (Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: M dot Guerriero at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Applied economics (development, environment and labour economics); poverty, inequality, empowerment and social protection; governance and social/environmental policy impact evaluation; focus on the Global South.

Professor Elena Korosteleva

• Director of the Institute for Global Sustainable Development
• Email: Elena dot Korosteleva at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

• Resilience, complexity, capacity-building and sustainable development
• Concepts of partnership, governance and order in IR and Development studies
• Europe as a global actor, in Development, Environment, Foreign Policy and Security
• Pluralising and contextualising democracy
• Relations with Russia, Eastern and Central Europe, and Central Asia

Dr Xiaodong Lin

• Associate Professor (Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: Xiaodong dot Lin at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Cultural landscapes of care; materiality of care; food and everyday life practices; men and masculinities; gender; ageing; kinship and family relations; migration; education; cultural values; qualitative research; creative art-based research; ethnography; China; East Asia.

Dr Feng Mao

• Associate Professor (Institute for Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: Feng dot Mao at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Water security; river ecosystems; water resources and disasters; resilience; climate adaptation; environmental and social data science; environmental policy and governance; serious games; citizen science; visualisation.

Professor Stéphanie Panichelli-Batalla

• Head of the School for Cross-faculty Studies and Academic Director (Global Sustainable Development and Liberal Arts)
• Email: S dot Panichelli at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Human rights and social justice in Latin America; Cuban history and culture; South-South cooperation/South-North cooperation; medical diplomacy; oral history and Latin America; oral history and global sustainable development; culture and global sustainable development.

Professor Mandy Sadan

• Associate Professor and Director of Postgraduate Taught Programmes (Global Sustainable Development)
• Email: Mandy dot Sadan at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Humanities and the arts in sustainable development; life stories and oral histories; culture and heritage; gendered economies; visual and material anthropology and museums; conflict and community responses to peace-building; environment and extractive industries; young people and wellbeing in drug-affected communities; borderlands and state-building; ethnic and religious conflict in SE Asia; post-compulsory education in politically marginalised communities.

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Dr Jess Savage

• Associate Professor (Global Sustainable Development) and Deputy Head of the School for Cross-faculty Studies
• Email: J dot Savage dot 2 at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

Human-ecosystem interactions; habitat conservation; marine conservation; biodiversity assessment; coral reef ecology; protected area design and assessment; plastic waste management; climate change; and environmental change.

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Dr Gavin Schwartz-Leeper

• Associate Professor (Liberal Arts)
• Email: G dot E dot Schwartz-Leeper at warwick dot ac dot uk

Supervision areas

16th century English literary and historical studies, including drama, prose, poetry, religion, and history of the book; higher education pedagogy, especially radical, interdisciplinary, and/or anarchist pedagogies; video game studies, especially projects dealing with apocalyptic/revolutionary studies, history, and/or narrativity.

Dr Jane Webb

• Associate Professor and Director of Education (School for Cross-faculty Studies)
• Email: Jane.A.Webb@warwick.ac.uk

Supervision areas

Material culture histories; design anthropology; design theory; cultural geographies; theory and practice interchange; fashion and dress; collections; intangible histories; memory.