Staff in the Department of Politics and International Relations

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Dr Sahil Dutta

Lecturer in International Political Economy
s.dutta (@gold.ac.uk)

Sahil's research focuses on financialisation, money, managerialism, and British political economy.

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Dr Paul Gunn

Lecturer in Politics
p.gunn (@gold.ac.uk)

Paul’s work looks at political complexity, error, and ignorance, and the institutional mechanisms available in contemporary political economy that can address these problems.

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Dr Maria N Ivanova

Lecturer in Economics
m.ivanova (@gold.ac.uk)

Maria Ivanova’s research interests include social theory and political economy, theories of money and finance, crisis theories, international and comparative political economy, and the political economy of the United States.

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Dr David L Martin

Lecturer in Visual and International Politics
d.martin (@gold.ac.uk)

David’s expertise is in the fields of postcolonial theory, cultural geography, medical humanities and the history of religion.

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Dr Andrea Mura

Senior Lecturer in Political Theory
a.mura (@gold.ac.uk)

Andrea has research interests in continental philosophy, comparative political thought and psychoanalysis

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Andreas Panayides

Lecturer in Political Theory
A.Panayides (@gold.ac.uk)

Andreas is Lecturer in Political Theory with a research focus on contemporary analytical political philosophy and theories of social justice

John Reardon

Resident Artist
j.reardon (@gold.ac.uk)

John Reardon is artist in residence in the Politics Department where he supports all practice-based work on the MA Art & Politics course.

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Dr Martina Tazzioli

Reader in Politics and Technology
martina.tazzioli (@gold.ac.uk)

Martina Tazzioli is a reader in Politics & Technology. Her research focuses on migration governmentality and its contestations, collective subjects, border security and the datafication of mobility.

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