by Vicky Man | 12th December 2022
Thesis Title: Making sense of the menopause in daily life Abstract: Menopause is a time in which a person’s menstrual periods stop due to changing hormone levels. While it has historically been subject to stigmatisation, recently the public discourse in the UK seems...
by Liisa Matomaki | 12th December 2022
Thesis Title: Learning Science: What’s Curiosity Got To Do With It? Abstract: While there is more demand than ever for scientists and engineers, few school students aspire to those careers, instead seeing school science as too ‘brainy’ or ‘for other people’. Teachers...
by admin | 12th December 2022
Thesis Title: Essays on choice, social choice, and welfare Abstract: My main research interests are in choice theory, social choice theory, and welfare economics. I am also interested in behavioural and experimental economics. First Supervisor: Marco Mariotti and...
by admin | 12th December 2022
Thesis Title: Emotion Regulation and Youth Mental Health: A Transdiagnostic Mechanism and Clinical Target? Abstract: Mental health problems cover a range of symptoms and difficulties with emotions, behaviours, and thoughts and affect 1 in 6 children and young people...
by Liisa Matomaki | 12th December 2022
Thesis Title: Transparency and Bureaucratic Quality Abstract: Transparency initiatives have received considerable support as a means to combat corruption. However, many fear that they may lead politicians to substitute towards untargeted forms of malfeasance, such as...
by Liisa Matomaki | 12th December 2022
Thesis Title: Conceptualising “Health” at the United Nations Security Council Abstract: This project is concerned with tracking how health concerns in conflict zones have been approached by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Through tracking the...
by Liisa Matomaki | 8th December 2022
thesis Title: Remaking the Self in Cancer Survivorship: Pleasure, Creativity and Embodiment. Abstract: In the contemporary UK context, a cancer diagnosis is devastating; it causes a temporal rupture, a major disruption of one’s anticipated life trajectory, and a...
by Liisa Matomaki | 8th December 2022
Thesis Title: The Amazonian Bioeconomy? A storyline shaping deforestation and governance in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest. Abstract; This project explores the ‘bioeconomy’ discourse in Brazil and its role in shaping governance in Brazil’s Amazon...
by Liisa Matomaki | 8th December 2022
Thesis Title: To co-produce or not to co-produce? A critical examination of the translation of IPCC climate science into national adaptation policies Abstract: Commitments to reach net zero emissions by 2050, and keep temperature rise below 1.5 ºC, will only reduce...
by Liisa Matomaki | 8th December 2022
Thesis Title: Postcolonial geographies of urban precarity: race, pollution, and everyday life in Hounslow Abstract; Foregrounded by decades of austerity and ecological degradation, COVID-19 drew back the veneer of the welfare state and revealed with stark clarity the...
by Liisa Matomaki | 8th December 2022
Thesis Title: The embodied experience of childhood trauma and its role in survivors’ relationships with themselves and others: a survivor-led qualitative study Abstract: A third of children and young people in the UK experience trauma and more than half globally....
by Liisa Matomaki | 8th December 2022
Thesis Title: Health System Shocks & Care Seeking Behaviour: How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected care seeking behaviour for pregnant women who belong to ethnic minority or socially complex groups? Abstract: This research project aims to gain in-depth insight on...
