Frances Pine's Research Supervision

Current PhD Students:

Tim Martindale, Time and transmission in West Cornwall: Fishing, innovation and representations of loss

Emma Felber, From centre to margin: memory, mobility and social change in a Bolivian town

Gerti Wilford, Contested Memories: Divided and United in Berlin

Michal Sipos, Embodiment, Appropriation, and Fame in the Production of a Global Tattoo Community

Elaine Forde, Self sufficiency in Wales

Martin Fotta, Calon in the Market: Subversion of economic activities and their role in reproduction of Calon Gypsies in Recôncavo area of Bahia, Brazil

Eeva Keskula, Mining in transition?

Aimee Joyce, The relationship between person and saint in Polish shrine examining the entanglement value, personhood cosmological concepts and the exchange as the shrine of the black virgin of Czestochowa, Poland

Gabriela Nicolescu, Ethnographic objects and artworks between  production and iconoclasm. The case of the Museum of The Romanian Peasant

Iliana Tsankova, The interplay of gender and religion in the case of Bulgarian Roma women

Magdalena Buchczyk

Alena Oaka

Safet Hadzimuhamedovic

Alexandra Urdea

Completed PhD Students:

Nandera Mhando, Meaning, Gender and Kinship Making Among the Kuria of Tanzania: Male and Female Agency