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Feryal Awan is a Lecturer in Media and Postcolonial Studies at the Institute of Education, UCL. Her work examines the political, cultural and socioeconomic impact of colonialism on children in Palestine and the UK.

Syriac-speaking Christianity, especially its earlier history and its emergence from the Aramaic-speaking environment of the Roman/Byzantine Near East; the development of the Syriac scripts and language; early contacts between Syriac Christians and Muslims; other religious minorities in the Middle East (Jews, Mandaeans, Gnostics); the present situation of the Middle East Christians; Syriac liturgy. In addition, Professor Healey has worked extensively in the early alphabet, Hebrew Bible, Nabataea and Palmyra.

Bernard’s research is focused on Palestine and the British Mandate.  His book “The Balfour Declaration: Empire, Mandate and Resistance in Palestine” was published in 2017.

Latin American theories of development, political economy of agrarian change, rural livelihoods, farming systems, land reform, peasant movements, historical comparative analyses of the European and Latin American rural economy and society

Assistant Professor at the Department of Strategic Management and Innovation at WU Vienna University of Economics and Business

Latin America; political economy of development; industrial policy; pro-poor economic policy; neoliberalism; value theory