Professor in International Politics Professor Phil Clark History, Politics and Law of the African Great Lakes; Transitional Justice Theory and Practice; the Politics of Violence; Community-Based and Customary Law
Senior Lecturer in Public Policy Dr Sutha Nadarajah International security; peacebuilding; securitized development; civil wars; North-South relations.
Professor of International Relations Professor Leslie Vinjamuri International Organisation; International Politics of International and Transitional Justice; Religion, Human Rights and International Relations Theory; International Diplomacy and the Use of Force; International Diplomacy and Transitional States.
Professor Stephen Hopgood International politics of human rights; humanitarianism and international justice; and theories of the state
Professor in International Relations Professor Fiona B Adamson International Relations Theory; International Security; Migration and Diaspora Mobilization; Globalisation and Global Governance; Transnational Identity Movements
Professor of Islamic Law Professor Mashood Baderin Islamic Law, International and Comparative Human Rights Law, Public International Law, Human Rights & Islamic Law, especially interaction between International Law, Human Rights Law, and Islamic Law in Muslim States.
Professor in Politics of Asia and Africa Professor Rochana Bajpai Contemporary political theory, particularly multiculturalism; comparative political thought, particularly political ideologies; modern Indian politics
Senior Lecturer in Politics of Southeast Asia Dr Carlo Bonura Comparative political thought; Contemporary Islamic thought in Southeast Asia; Southeast Asian politics, particularly Thailand and Malaysia; Culture and politics.
Professor of the Political Economy of Development Professor Christopher Cramer Africa: economics of Africa, political economy of development, political economy of war and peace in southern Africa, and the economics of cashew production, processing and trade
Professor in Conflict and Development Studies Professor Jonathan Goodhand South and Central Asia; complex political emergencies, humanitarian aid; NGO capacity building, aid, conflict and development
Senior Lecturer in Law Dr Kate Grady Military law, criminal law, international criminal law, peace and security, peacekeeping, critical legal theories
Professor of Development Studies Professor Laura Hammond Africa; Horn of Africa; refugees and forced migration; post-conflict social integration; violence and conflict analysis; humanitarianism and humanitarian assistance; globalisation, transnationalism, diasporas and remittances; famine and food security; livelihoods in emergency contexts.
Senior Lecturer in International Politics Dr Mark Laffey International Relations Theory; International Security; Foreign Policy Analysis; International Political Sociology; Global History; Postcolonialism; Hierarchy; Violence; Culture and Ideas.
Professor of Security and International Development Professor Zoë Marriage The political economy of security, DR Congo, demobilisation, emergency assistance to countries at war
Professor in Politics Professor Matthew J Nelson Comparative Politics, Comparative Political Thought, South Asia, Islam, non-elite politics, democracy.
Reader in Political Theory Dr Rahul Rao International relations theory, critical theory (especially postcolonial and queertheory), comparative political thought, gender and sexuality, South Asia
Emeritus Professor Charles R H Tripp Middle East: states and ideologies, war, Islamic political thought
Dr Tom Young Southern Africa: international politics; South African domestic politics; political theory
Member Dr Yuna Han Dr. Yuna Han is a Research Associate with the Centre on Conflict, Rights and Justice.