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MPhil and PhD Students

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Andrea Caflisch

Andrea's research focuses on the role of inclusivity in post-conflict transitions, the politics of voluntary and forced migration, and the impact of economic deprivation and violence on political behaviour. 

Email: andrea.caflisch.16@ucl.ac.uk

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Marco Cappelluti

Marco Cappelluti's research interests are at the intersection of political economy, political behaviour and comparative politics, with a focus on economic insecurity, fiscal policies and political trust.

Email: marco.cappelluti.22@ucl.ac.uk

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Ioanna Gkoutna

Ioanna’s research is on the field of political behaviour. Her thesis explores the process of social capital formation and its interplay with economic insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa. She also works on topics of political socialisation in Europe.

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Kaiser Kang

Kaiser's research interests are in the fields of International Political Economy, International Economic Law and Public International Law.

Email: ting.kang.22@ucl.ac.uk 

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Finn Klebe

Finn’s research assesses the turn to violence and varying relations between nonviolent and violent groups within contentious movements.

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Katy Norris

Katy's research focuses on the politics of education, and particularly the role of higher education institutions in fomenting and repressing political dissent.

Email: kathryn.norris.23@ucl.ac.uk

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Yilin Su

Yilin’s research focuses on how state strategies of online disinformation affect social movement participants and public opinion, with a specific focus on Southeast Asia.

Email: yilin.su@ucl.ac.uk

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Haneen Zeglam

Haneen's research focuses on political cleavages, religious and class-based political mobilisation and the evolution of secularism in primarily post-colonial contexts. 

Email: haneen.zeglam.23@ucl.ac.uk