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• Akhtar Smina (Sociology)
  Experiences Of And Resistance To State Racism in Scotland; A comparison Of Muslim And Black Communities In Scotland.
• Alonso Curbelo Ana (Politics(R))
  The Role of the News Media in Perpetuating Electoral Fraud Myths in the UK and US
• Armstrong Luke (Politics(R))
  Autonomy in Political Liberalism: Does it rely on folk psychology?
• Bailes Mary (CEES)
  Vasilii Vasil'evich Dokuchaev and scientific communities in late tsarist Russia
• Bakare Gani Olalekan (Urban Studies(R))
  Slum and Urban Poverty: Intergration of the Marginalised Urban Group as Key Urban Development Stakeholder in the City of Lagos, Nigeria
• Bankov Petar (Politics(R))
  The electoral performance of radical left parties: the role of party organization on sub-national level
• Baruffati David (Urban Studies(R))
  Getting Under the Skin: An urban ethnography exploring the links between deprivation and health within a working-class Glasgow community
• Biggar Blair (CEES)
  Understanding ‘lived citizenship’: A study of Roma in Scotland
• Black Barry (Urban Studies(R))
  Chances of Choices? Influences on Young People's Learning
• Blair Paula (History of Medicine(R))
  The Genetics of Prenatal Diagnosis and Its Social Impact, c1950-c1990: the case of Malcolm Ferguson-Smith
• Bochorishvili Anna (Sociology)
  Relationship Experiences of Women with Disabilities in Georgia (Sociology, Inequalities - women with disabilities)
• Brown Joanne Michelle (Urban Studies(R))
  'Behaviour change in action: Understanding agency and contextualised interaction in benefit recipients' encounters with street level advisers'
• Brown Joe (Sociology)
  What meaning does recovery have for heroin users in rural Scotland? An ethnographic study
• Bujnoch Louis (Politics(R))
  Terminate with Extreme Prejudice - Understanding Necessity in War and Conflict
• Burns Andrew (Urban Studies(R)(KS))
  Journeys Through Homelessness: An investigation into the lived experience of homelessness through the journeys people make
• Cancro Madilyn (Sociology)
  Independence for All? Exploring the Mobilization of Women
• Cimová Kristina (CEES)
  Grand and petty corruption in Slovakia's healthcare sector: A comparative case study
• Cullingworth Jane (Urban Studies(R))
  Scotland's Third Sector Interfaces: A Voice for the People?
• Deacon Kirsty (Sociology)
  Young People's Experiences of Familial Imprisonment
• Donnelly Graham (CEES)
  To what extent has the EU been an effective promoter of minority rights both before and after the 2004/07 enlargements in its neighbourhood in general and on its eastern borders in particular?
• Earley Alice (Urban Studies(R))
  Community Enterprise, Regeneration and Gentrification: Tracing the Role of Asset-Owning Community Enterprise Organisations within Processes of Regeneration/ Gentrification
• Edwards David (CEES)
  Can Estonia use the Experience of 20th Century Finland as a template for its Public Diplomacy? A Comparative Study of Public Diplomacy in Contemporary Estonia with post-independence Finland
• Fallon Eimear (Urban Studies(R))
  How the decision to develop is made by property developers in Ireland
• Fifield Shivali (Urban Studies(R))
  Increasing Carbon Literacy And Carbon Capability With Low Income Households
• Gardner Paul (Politics(R))
  What political information do the Chinese propaganda authorities seek to control?
• Gilmour Molly (Sociology(KS))
  How can we strengthen emergency healthcare for forced migrants situated on the edges of Europe?
• Glinski Jennifer (Urban Studies(R))
  The 'Careful Calculus' in its structural and policy context: what does it cost to leave an abusive relationship?
• Goldie Paul (Sociology)
  The Irish Catholic Question in Scotland
• Gruber Johannes (Politics(R))
  Troublemakers in the streets? A framing analysis of newspaper coverage of protests in the UK 1992-2016
• Gyurko Fanni (CEES)
  Exploring the socio-legal aspects of low-level corruption: A study of informal economic transactions of long-term local residents and migrants in Scotland and Hungary
• Hamilton Justin (History of Medicine(R))
  From Handcarts to Helicopters: The History of Ambulance Provision in Scotland from 1900
• Hardie Iain (Urban Studies(R))
  ‘The Impact of Universal Credit rollout on homelessness in Local Authorities in Scotland and England’
• Harris Scarlet (Sociology)
  Islamophobia, racism and anti-racist resistance in two British cities
• Henderson David (Urban Studies(R))
  Health inequalities and multimorbidity: exploiting administrative data to understand the role of social care
• Huang Jie (Urban Studies(R))
  A Study of Using REITS as an alternative way for financing affordable housing in mainland China
• Jamieson Michelle (Urban Studies(R))
  Health barriers and educational enablers for the return to employment
• Jofre Leiva David Alejandro (Politics(R))
  Social movements and media practices in changing media ecology: The case of environmental and LGBTI+ activists in Chile
• Jokio Johanna (Urban Studies(R))
  Social mix and local services in Scotland
• Kennedy Sarah (Criminology)
  A common hope: a theological exploration of the role of hope in the desistance process.
• Khalymonchik Natalia (CEES)
  The Influence of Japanese Popular Culture on Russian Youth Communities
• Kloosterboer Marjan (Urban Studies(R))
  Urban Renewal, Redevelopment and Displacement in Addis, Ababa, Ethiopia
• Kordas Michael (Urban Studies(R))
  Whose vision, whose places, whose future? – An investigation of Planning Charrettes
• Kyle Deborah (Criminology)
  An empirical analysis of conviction patterns, change over the life-course and external influences in relation to sexual offending behaviour
• Macgregor Aisha (Sociology)
  An Exploration of Community Compulsory Treatments Orders and Family Relationships Under the Scottish Mental Health System
• MacKenzie Anna (Criminology)
  The role of education in rehabilitation of offenders in Scotland.
• McCallum Claire (Social and Public Health(KS))
  A ‘Hybrid’ Approach to Evaluating Mobile Technologies for Health and Wellbeing (mHealth)
• Metcalfe James (Economic&Soc Hist)
  The Dukeries Ascendant
• Minelli Francesca (Sociology)
  Communitarian Water Management in peri-urban areas; the case of the water cooperatives of Cochabamba
• Mitha Karim (Sociology)
  Identity, resilience, and mental health amongst Muslims in Scotland
• Mullen Ashli (Sociology)
  Historical Discourses of Racialisation and Contemporary Representations of Roma (Im)migration in Scotland.
• Mwaba Phallon (Social and Public Health)
  
• Nisbet Jolan (Politics(R))
  Member State engagement with the Common European Asylum System in an enlarged Union.
• Norberg Ida (Sociology)
  The effect of neoliberal austerity on disabled persons in Sweden.
• Patterson Christopher (Social & Public Health PhD ...)
  Using newspaper content analysis to understand, communicate and influence representations of health issues and engagement in policy debates
• Penney Jessica Janet Jane (Sociology)
  Songusattak (What Strengthens): Constructions of Inuit Health in Nunatsiavut, Canada
• Petersen Helge (Sociology)
  The Racialisation of Law and Order - Political Struggles over Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice and Institutionalised Racism in Britain between 1959 and 2015
• Powell Stephen (Politics(R))
  Investigating the Dynamics of Nonstate Actor Rivalry in the Middle East 1945-2016
• Ptolomey Amanda (Sociology)
  Children as Researchers Exploring Belonging, Transitions and Wellbeing
• Qadri Syed Nasser (Politics(R))
  
• Rana Kumud (Sociology)
  Queer Resistance in Times of Revolution: A case study of the LGBT+ movement in Nepal.
• Rubio Arnal Alejandro (Criminology)
  Improving Re/integration in Scotland Through Collaboration: a Glasgow case
• Ruottunen Sonja (CEES)
  National scripts of family life and state action in the context of post-socialist migrations
• Saunders Kristina (Sociology)
  Neoliberalism, Individualization and the Governance of Reproduction: A Qualitative exploration of women’s reproductive decision making in Scotland.
• Sawyer Taylor (Urban Studies(R))
  Evaluating and Critiquing the Uses of and Educational Dimension of On-going, City-wide Children’s Participation.
• Scanlan Michael (Politics(R))
  From El Congreso to Voulí ton Ellínon. How inclusive populism developed from being a Latin American phenomenon to fixture of European politics'
• Shaw April (Sociology)
  Older Female Drug Users – Negotiating Identities through Drug Use, Treatment, Recovery and Beyond
• Shetabi Linda (Urban Studies(R))
  Urban Conservation and Environmental Sustainability in Scottish Urban Planning Policy and Practice
• Simona Simona (Sociology)
  STRUCTURAL VIOLENCE AND HEALTH (IN)EQUITIES IN MARTENAL HEALTHCARE: A MULTI-LEVEL ANALYSIS
• Sirisophonphong Phannarai (Politics(R))
  The Roles of Digital Media in Developing and Strengthening Public Procurement in Thailand
• Snitar Corina (CEES)
  Opposing Communism. The 1956 students'movement in Timisoara
• Struve Bastian (Politics(R))
  Political communication and the stability of authoritarian regimes: Chinese media coverage of Uyghur terrorist attacks
• Trotter Stephen (Sociology)
  Leavening Society - Religious institutions' role in integrating migrants in Norway
• Umle Umardani (Criminology)
  How do Singapore's probation officers make decisions about probationers' compliance during the supervision phase?
• van Leeuwen Sacha (Sociology)
  Achieving Legitimacy in a New Media Ecology: How cyber commemorations of fallen British soldiers influence public support/opposition for warfare.
• Vasilopoulos Ioannis (Economic & Soc History(R))
  The course of Greece towards the EEC: Business strategies and state policies, 1945 - 1962
• Venzlauskaite Gintare (CEES)
  From post-war to post-soviet east: manifestations of displacement, collective memory, and Lithuania diasporic experience revisited
• Verduzco Torres Jose Rafael (Urban Studies(R))
  Valuing job Accessibility: The impact of mass transportation network on property prices in Mexico City
• Wang Weikai (Urban Studies(R))
  The Production, Evolution and Reconfiguration of Polycentric Urban Landscapes in Transitional China: A Case Study of Tianjin
• Wang Yahong (Sociology)
  New vegetarians in Beijing: Food, identity and body techniques in everyday experience
• Wang Yang (Urban Studies(R))
  Mapping Place Attachment: Towards a Psychological Approach to Historic Environment Conservation in Cities
• Warburton James (History of Medicine(R))
  Why is the survival rate of British troops and veterans of the Falklands higher than that of the American troops and veterans of Vietnam?
• Ward Sarah (Urban Studies(R))
  WWS Scholarship: 'Ayrshire and Arran Health Board: Asset based approaches for improving health and wellbeing.'
• Watson Andrew (Urban Studies(R))
  AS SAFE AS HOUSES? Risk Awareness, Impact and Management in the Private Rented Sector
• Weirich Christine (Criminology)
  The Application Of Situational Crime Prevention Theory To The International Illicit Antiquities Market: an evaluation of the market through the use of crime script and social network analysis.
• Williams Evan (Urban Studies(R))
  Welfare Conditionality and Activation in the UK: the health and well-being impacts of benefit sanctions
• Wilson Ben (Sociology)
  A Case Study of the Scotland Malawi Partnership: An Exploration of the Development Discourse
• Winzler Tim (Sociology)
  Habits of the Heart - a sociological study of the (re-)making of economic attitudes
• Young Colin Ian (Sociology)
  How do health and therapeutic interventions for children with Cerebral Palsy effect their identity as young disabled people
• Young Karen (Sociology)
  Negotiating Independence and Interdependence : Experiences of People with Learning Disabilities and their Families within a Shifting Policy Environment.
• Youngmevittaya Wanpat (Politics(R))
  Neutrality, State, and Religion
• Yu Dingming (Politics(R))
  Audience Response to Chinese Media Coverage of Climate Change: Impacts on Attitude and Behaviour?
• Zaatari Rami (Economic & Soc History(R))
  The Role of the Green Economy in Building Competitiveness and Achieving Sustainable Development in the Middle East