Supervision areas:

Supervised to completion:

• Paul Hepburn (Englander Fellowship) 'Local Governance and the local online networked public sphere';
• Christina Easton (ESRC funded) 'The Representation of Women in the transitional House of Lords';
• Tessa Brannan (ESRC funded) 'Bounded rationality in best practice policy learning around community engagement ';
• Susanna Ghosh-Mitra 'Implementation of water privitisation policies in India';
• Catherine Durose (ESRC funded) 'From 'street level bureaucrats' to 'front line workers' ;

Currently supervising doctoral research on:

• Rabi'ah Aminudin 'The role of the National Womens Policy Agency in Malaysia'
• Ceray Ceylan 'The impact of Islamic communities on the policy making process in Turkey in the post 1980 era'
• Sara Kallock

Would welcome enquiries on any of the research areas listed under biography for example, comparative public policy, public policy analysis, political management, Labour politics and policy, gender and policy making, public policy impact assessment.

Current teaching:

• Level 2 'Politics of Policy Making'
• Core course in MA in Governance and Public Policy - 'Understanding Governance: Policy Making in the 21 Century'
• Member of academic steering board for Masters in Public Administration and taught a core module for that degree 'Politics, Power and Policy Making' since 2007/8.
• Previously taught on UG modules on British politics and research methods.