Our People and Partners
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Advisory Board
Emma Crewe - Board Chair (SOAS University of London)
Ruth Pearson (University of Leeds)
Robert Nudgwa (UN Habitat)
Noorzaman Rashid (Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors)
Shahra Razavi (ILO)
Steering Committee members
Yvette Hutchison (Theatre and Performance)
Jonathan Vickery (Cultural Policy)
Visiting Fellows and Research Assistants
Our Partners
The Warwick Interdisciplinary Research Centre for International Development is focused on championing a truly collaborative approach between researchers, research users and research beneficiaries worldwide.
This requires that our researchers take the time needed in getting to know potential collaborators, seeking common interests and complimentary expertise that so that partnerships will be mutually beneficial and productive. By building relationships overtime, we will get to know the intellectual passions and research strengths of our individual and institution partners.
There are world class research institutions with excellent reputations and impact in their field in all parts of the world with whom we will collaborate to build our research capacity and theirs.
Through our interdisciplinary research projects and impact work we will prioritise inclusive and diverse working collaborations both between Warwick colleagues and with our partners globally.
The University of Warwick |
United Kingdom & Global |
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Academic Mobilities and Immobolities Network This network brings together academic and non-academic staff from Warwick who are working in the area of academic mobility and immobility. |
Monash University : Gender Peace and Security |
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Borders, Race Ethnicity and Migration Network BREM promotes interdisciplinary dialogue across the intersecting themes of migration, ‘race’/ethnic relations and bordering practices, broadly defined. |
University of York: Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre |
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Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy Research at CAGE examines how and why different countries achieve economic success. |
Graduate Institute Switzerland: Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding and Gender Centre |
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Connecting Research on Employment and Work CREW brings researchers and practitioners together to participate in conferences, research workshops, seminars and lectures. |
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Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation CSGR was founded to advance research and analysis of the changing dynamics of global order. |
University of Coventry: Centre for Trust Peace and Social Relations |
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Centre for the Study of Women and Gender CSWG is a centre of research and teaching in women's, gender and feminist studies. |
Gothenburg Centre of Globalization and Development, Gothenburg, Sweden |
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Centre for Law, Regulation and Governance of the Global Economy GLOBE seeks to engage with Warwick and external scholars interested in collaborating in related fields of scholarship. |
swisspeace, Associated Institute of the University of Basel, Switzerland |
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Warwick Medical School researchers investigate solutions to global health challenges. |
Swiss Centre for Scientific Research in Cote d'Ivoire (CSRS) |
The Global South InitiativeA student-led initiative at the University of Warwick to connect researchers from the Global South and resist their invisibility in academia. We welcome all interested researchers to engage in academic discussion and collaboration, share cultures and experiences and most of all, to form a community that is truly supportive. |
Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute, University of Manchester |
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Security in Context: Promoting Critical Research and Policy Analysis on Peace and Conflict |
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International NGO supporting vulnerable children in Colombia in order to improve their quality of life. AbbaCol also works with the population victim of the armed conflict in Colombia, creating new educational projects through conferences, seminars and workshops. |