Completed:
- Dr Sandra Gonzalez Bailon,
'Mapping Civil Society on the Web: Networks, Alliances, and Informational Landscapes', 2007;
Professor of Communication and Sociology, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania, USA
- Dr Thomas Grund,
'Antecedents and Consequences of Social Networks: Macro-Implications of Micro-Dynamics', 2011 (jointly with Peter Hedström);
Professor of Social Research Methods, Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen, Germany
- Dr Christina Fuhr, 'The Construction and Perpetuation of Jewish Identity in Contemporary Britain', 2013 (jointly with Gabriella Elgenius)
- Dr Samina Luthfa, 'Confronting the Juggernaut of Extraction: Local, National, and Transnational Mobilization against the Phulbari Coal Mine in Bangladesh', 2013;
Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Dr Rebeca Ibarra Olivares, 'Social Mechanisms of Tax Behaviour', 2013
- Dr Raheel Dhattiwala, 'Hindu-Muslim Violence in Gujarat, 2002: Political Logic, Spatial Configuration, and Communal Cooperation', 2014
- Dr Fei Yan, 'The Politics of Factional Conflict and Collective Violence: The Cultural Revolution in Guangzhou, 1966-1968', 2014;
Associate Professor of Sociology, Tsinghua University, China
- Dr Juta Kawalerowicz, 'How Social Context Influences Political Participation in 21st-Century Britain, from Rioting to Voting', 2016; Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, Stockholm University, Sweden
- Dr Rima Majed, 'The Shifting Salience of Sectarianism in Lebanon, 2000-2010', 2016; Assistant Professor of Sociology, American University of Beirut, Lebanon
- Dr Effrosyni Charitopoulou, 'The European Refugee Crisis in Greece: Understanding Host Communities', 2020;
Postdoctoral Fellow, Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies, Princeton University
- Dr Christopher Barrie, 'Dynamics of Conflict and Revolution in Iraq and Tunisia', 2020; Assistant Professor of Sociology, New York University
- Dr Adam Brodie, 'Why Parades Are Peaceful: A Study of Mobilisation, Segregation, and Authority in Northern Ireland, 2006-2006'
(jointly with Robin Harding), 2020
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Dr Nicholas Martindale, 'The Impact of Outsourcing on State School Systems: the Case of the Academies Programme in England', 2020;
Lecturer in Management, University of Bristol
- Dr Arun Frey, 'Them Against Us: Assessing the Causes and Consequences of Anti-Immigrant Violence During the German Refugee Crisis', 2021;
Data Scientist, Regulation, Evaluation, and Governance Lab, Stanford University, USA
- Dr Mathis Ebbinghaus, 'On Extraordinary Social Action: Causes and Consequences of Protest Movements', 2023;
Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Department of Sociology and Trinity College, University of Oxford
- Dr Fidelia (Dani) Renne, 'Community Peer Networks and Cross-Sect Mobilization in Beirut' (jointly with Adeel Malik), 2024;
Departmental Lecturer in Middle Eastern Politics, University of Oxford
- Dr Xijing Wu, 'Collective Actions in Reform-Era China (2008-2014): Individual Participation and Repertoire of Contention', 2024
- Dr Conor Judge, 'A Quantitative Evaluation of European Union Participatory Rural Development Schemes in Ireland', 2025;
Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Department of Geography and Earth Sciences, Aberystwyth University
- Dr Alissa Symon, 'The Battle for Israel: Rival American Jewish Transnational Networks' (jointly with Yaacov Yadgar), 2025
In process:
- Huiru Wang, 'Seeking Social Change: Markets, Enterprises, and Advocacy in China' (jointly with Rachel Murphy)
- Lisa Atfield, 'Becoming Swiss: Citizenship and the Boundaries of Belonging'
- James Manzi, 'Policing Misinformation as a Mechanism for Elite Social Control'
- Anupam Roy, 'Students of the Street: Understanding Contemporary Student Movements in Bangladesh'
- Maela Guillaume-Le Gall, 'Political Discontent and Spatial Inequality in the Shadows of Metropolises: Evidence from Small and Medium-Sized French Cities'
(jointly with Christiaan Monden)
- Tomasz Gola, 'Against All Odds: The Revival of Civil Society in Poland'
Michael Biggs, Department of Sociology, University
of Oxford