| Karen Boyle, Professor of Feminist Media Studies |
- feminist film, television & media studies
- gendered violence & representation
- audience research & genre studies
- UK women's liberation movement
|
| Petya Eckler, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, Media & Communication |
- body image
- eating disorders
- social media
|
| Catherine Eschle, Senior Lecturer in Politics & International Relations |
- feminist political theory & feminist IR
- feminist peace studies
- debates in & about contemporary feminist organising, including transnationally & in global institutions
- the gender politics & role of feminism in other social movements
|
| Michael Higgins, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, Media & Communication |
- gender & political communication
- gendered representations in political news
|
| Sophie Jones, Lecturer in Contemporary Literature & Gender Studies |
- gender & post-1945 literature & film, especially American
- the politics of reproduction
- critical medical humanities
- critical disability studies
- theories & representations of the body
- writing and/in feminist activism
|
| Laura Kelly, Senior Lecturer in the History of Health & Medicine |
- social history of gender & medicine
- history of sexuality & reproductive health
- history of activism
- women in the professions
|
| Churnjeet Mahn, Reader in English |
- travel, especially in the context of decolonialisation
- creative non-fiction (especially travel, memoir & essays)
- postcolonial/decolonial approaches to sexuality
- transnational approaches to literature which critique gender & sexuality
- grassroots heritage movements, especially in the wake of religious & national conflict
- inclusion & diversity in the English Literature curriculum
|
| Melanie McCarry, Lecturer, Social Policy |
- men's violence against women & girls
- domestic abuse (including in relation to young people's relationships & same-sex relationships)
- forced marriage
- sexual violence & campus-based sexual misconduct & abuse
|
| Donna McCormack, Chancellor's Fellow |
- post- and anti-colonial theories
- critical race theory
- queer and queercrip theories
- contemporary literature, including contemporary science and speculative fiction
- critical disability studies and critical medical humanities
- organ transplantation, and more broadly biotechnologies and biopolitics
- monster studies and theory, specifically evolutionary theory
- arts-based methods and creative methodologies
|
| Katharine Mitchell, Senior Lecturer, Italian |
- Italian literature & culture, particularly domestic fiction
- literature & the figure of the diva
- women spectators of opera, theatre & silent film
- women writers
- celebrity cultures
|
| Esperanza Miyake, Chancellor's Fellow in Journalism, Media & Communication |
- technology & gender
- race & gender
- gender & media/popular/consumer culture
- critical feminist theory
- digital identities & gender
|
| Emma Newlands, Strathclyde Chancellor's Fellow |
- health, medicine & masculinities in the 20th Century
- history of the modern body
|
| Jesse Olszynko-Gryn, Strathclyde Chancellor's Fellow |
- gender & science, technology, medicine, reproduction & science fiction
|
| Laura Piacentini, Professor of Criminology |
- cultures of punishment in the former USSR
- gender, carcerality & geography
|
| Elsa Richardson, Strathclyde Chancellor's Fellow |
- feminism & vegetarianism
- early 20th Century life reform movements
- psychoanalysis
- occultism; the history of emotions
|
| Yvette Taylor, Professor of Education |
- class
- educational inequality
- gender
- religion
- sexuality
|
| Caroline Verdier, Lecturer in French |
- French & Francophone women's writing & feminism
- representations of the body
- writing illness & the body
- gender & trauma
- gender & cultural identity
|
| Fiona McKay |
- gender and political communication
- gendered representations in media
- women and journalism
- journalism ethics
|
| Redi Koobak, Lecturer in Journalism, Media & Communication |
- intersectional approaches to gender, race and sexuality
- postcolonialism and postsocialism, particularly in relation to Eastern Europe
- contemporary art and visual culture studies
- gender, war and nationalism
- feminist media studies
- decolonial and transnational feminisms
- arts-based methods and creative methodologies
|
