Politics and International Relations at Leicester

Current PhD Students

Browse this list of our current PhD students.

To find out more about undertaking research in Politics and International Relations, visit our research degrees pages or contact hypirpgr@le.ac.uk.

Student   Email Title 
Deden Alfathimy  dhaa1@le.ac.uk Space Policy in the Global Space Age 
Sana Amin  sa792@le.ac.uk  The security paradox of the Arab states: An empirical study of state security activism in Egypt, Tunisia, Syria and Iraq and its effect on individual and collective violence.
Bright Chimedza  btc12@le.ac.uk Electoral preferences in regions in which genocide has taken place.
 Bee Damara bd179@le.ac.uk Defining freedoms: Survivor Activists' Perspectives on the Relationship between Human Trafficking and Colonialism in South Africa.
Anuradha Damale-Day  ard28@le.ac.uk  Responsibility in Outer Space Space: Why hasn't it been realised? 
Sarah Dunn  scgd1@le.ac.uk  Russian Anti-Satellite Weapons: Analysing Russian Military Strategy Through Weapons Development and Testing 
Rabih Fayad  rf210@le.ac.uk  Research around the significance of humanitarian negotiation in enabling durable humanitarian programming in conflict and post-conflict settings 
 Osinimu Femi-Adedayo  oofa3@le.ac.uk Post Violent Conflict and Social Injustice: The Weaponisation of Females in North East and Niger Delta Regions of Nigeria
Samer Frangieh  sf284@le.ac.uk  What form of economic opportunities and social cohesion policies and initiatives could support the integration of Syrian refugees in Lebanon?
Rachael Griffiths  radg1@le.ac.uk  An examination of Defence Planning during the period 1998 to 2018: are military capabilities within the equipment plan and the capability planning process still an appropriate methodology; do they help or hinder the realisation of national security policy?
 Susana Guerro sp659@le.ac.uk The Moral Theory and Practice of Veganism
Tim Jones  tpj8@le.ac.uk Normative political theory and/or versus migrant activism: challenging migration management failures 
 Belo Kabara bsk14@le.ac.uk Non-state actors in world politics: An analysis of the incorporation of civilian joint task force in the fight against Boko Haram Insurgency in Borno, Nigeria.
Yohan Kim syk19@le.ac.uk The Affective Othering of ‘Low Skilled’ East and Southeast Asian Migrant Workers in the United Kingdom 
 Tarun Krishnakumar tk336@le.ac.uk Law in intelligence and intelligence in Law: (Re)framing the Law-Intelligence relationship.
Nadia Laouini  nl209@le.ac.uk How guardrails of the US democratic system and tribal politics have been challenged and undermined under the Trump administration with its consequences on US domestic 
Chidinma Mbaegbu  ccm22@le.ac.uk Women’s Activism in Peacebuilding Processes: A Comparative Study on the Role of Women in the North and the Niger Delta Conflicts in Nigeria 
Anastasia Nkhalamba  agn7@le.ac.uk Africa-EU Migration, Mobility and Employment Partnership (MMEP)’s impact on migration and mobility in the African continent 
Martin Nthakomwa mpkn1@le.ac.uk  (Re)casting the notion ‘Home’: Refugee hosting spaces in East Africa and Leicester –United Kingdom. 
Faith Obot  faeo1@le.ac.uk Femicide in Nigeria
Jack O'Doherty  jwod1@le.ac.uk  Shadow of Intent: A Comparative Assessment of American Nuclear Counterforce Strategy and Viability 
Morenike Oyenubi mraoaeo1@le.ac.uk "Conceptualising Environmental Peace: Exploring Solastalgia Amongst Youth in the Rivers State of the Niger Delta"
 Aurora Pompei  ap955@le.ac.uk NATO nuclear policy in the post-Cold War era.
Saloni Pradhan  sp884@le.ac.uk Hindu Nationalism and Populist Internationalism
 Peter Rautenbach pjmr1@le.ac.uk The effects of AI decision support on nuclear escalation: An examination using synthetic data generation, experimental, and wargaming methods.
Gordon Thompson gct10@le.ac.uk Enhancing future global pandemic resilience: an analysis of global intra health system polycrisis relationships using the framework of power, agency and trust
Katie Titherington  kmt25@le.ac.uk The Psychology Around the United States Nuclear Weapons Program in WWII.
 Hashim Wahdatyar mhw11@le.ac.uk How do traditional institutions address the challenges posed by the influence of external factors, such as governmental or non-governmental organizations, in conflict resolution processes within traditional societies?
 Ryan Walsh rmw33@@le.ac.uk The Politics of Remembrance: National Conservative Ideology and the Second World War
 Kate Zotova kz103@le.ac.uk Everyday nonviolent resistance in active war zones, a case study of Ukraine and Gaza.

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