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AND DIRECTORY 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK PROMOTING THE GLOBAL STUDY OF POLITICS PROMOTING THE GLOBAL STUDY OF POLITICS Political Studies Association 2016 113a Jermyn Street London MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK SW1Y 6HJ 020 7321 2545 [email protected] AND DIRECTORY Political Studies Association PO Box 255 Durham DH8 1GH [email protected] www.psa.ac.uk 66th Annual International Conference 67th Annual International Conference 21 st – 23 rd March 2016 10 th – 12 th April 2017 Hilton Brighton Metropole, Brighton #PSA16 Technology & Innovation Centre (University of Strathclyde), Politics and the Good Life Glasgow Contact: Contact: Danielle Bailey - Events and Marketing Manager Danielle Bailey - Events and Marketing Manager Tel: 020 7321 2545 Email: [email protected] Tel: 020 7321 2545 Conference Convenors Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Conference Convenors For full details visit www.psa.ac.uk/conference/2016-conference-0 Email: [email protected] 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY THE POLITICAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY www.psa.ac.uk Editor Sandra McDonagh 1 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY First Published in Great Britain in 2015 by Political Studies Association of the United Kingdom PSA Head Office 113a Jermyn Street London SW1Y 6HJ PSA Membership Office PO Box 255 Durham DH8 1GH A registered company with limited liability in England and Wales Registered Charity No 1071825 Disclaimer: All membership details are based on records as provided by the Association’s members. All Departmental staff details are based on consultation with the Heads of Departments. Copyright: Political Studies Association of the UK All rights reserved. 2 CONTENTS 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY Chair’s letter 5 PSA Executive Committee 6 PSA Editors and Convenors 7 PSA Staff 8 PSA Sub-Committees 9 PSA Past Officers 10 Specialist Groups 12 Postgraduate Network 14 Grants and Schools 15 Memorandum and Articles of Association 16 Guidelines for Good Professional Conduct 37 Management Committee Terms of Reference 39 Code of Conduct 40 PSA Awards 41 PSA Prize Winners 51 3 CONTENTS 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY A-Z of Departments of Political and International Studies 63 PSA Members in the UK * 240 PSA Members outside the UK 249 PSA Graduate Members in the UK 260 PSA Graduate Members outside the UK 271 PSA Teachers Section 274 Name Index 279 *Members not listed in Departments of Political and International Studies 4 CHAIR’S LETTER 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY Dear Member, Many thanks for your membership subscription to the Political Studies Association. It has been another successful year for the Association with many new initiatives and membership benefits. However, we couldn’t be as successful without your continued support. Your support helps us to provide the many benefits that you receive as a PSA member and we are constantly striving to develop new and exciting ways to help and support our membership. As part of the new publishing partnership between the PSA and SAGE, members will have free access to an exciting range of new benefits. In addition to the PSA journals, PSA members will receive free online access via the PSA website to the following benefits: • SAGE Politics and International Relations Journals • Adam Matthew Archives Direct • SAGE Knowledge • SAGE Research Methods • The Digital CQ Press Library Membership is excellent value for money. You will recoup the subscription simply by attending the PSA annual conference at the special rate for members. So please draw the PSA’s work and exciting new initiatives and benefits to the attention of your colleagues. Further information about the Association is at your fingertips so please visit our web site at: www.psa.ac.uk or e-mail the membership secretary at [email protected]. You may be interested in how well our Total Exposure initiative went and also check out our plans for the Annual Assembly to be held at the next PSA annual conference. If you would like to discuss your membership or our journals, please contact Sandra McDonagh, on 0207 529391 or at, Political Studies Association, PO Box 255, Durham, DH8 1GH. Remember, we have a calendar of events over the coming year and hopefully we will have the opportunity to meet at some stage. Yours sincerely, Professor Matthew Flinders Chair, Political Studies Association 5 PSA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2015/16 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY Chair Vice Chair Hon Secretary and Membership Professor Matthew Flinders Dr Rosie Campbell Services 0114 222 1680 020 7631 6789 Professor Paul Carmichael [email protected] [email protected] 028 9036 6157 [email protected] Hon Treasurer Communications and Engagement Communications and Engagement Professor Alasdair Blair Professor Matthew Goodwin Dr Richard Hayton 0116 257 7209 07929 045 857 0113 343 3486 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Conference and Specialist Groups Diversity Education and Skills Professor Cathy Gormley-Heenan Dr Heather Savigny Dr Rose Gann 028 9036 6132 01207 962407 0115 848 5573 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Education and Skills Education and Skills Publications Dr Joanie Willett Dr Alison Statham Professor Terrell Carver 01326 253798 ext 2798 0116 207 8784 0117 928 8826 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Membership Publications Research and Impact Dr Meryl Kenny Professor Angelia Wilson Professor Will Jennings 0131 651 3060 0161 2754766 023 8059 3998 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Teaching and Learning Dr Alistair Clark 0191 222 7922 [email protected] 6 PSA EDITORS and CONVENORS 2015/16 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY Journal Editors Political Studies Politics BJPIR Political Insight Political Studies Review Dr Kyle Grayson John Peterson Peter Geoghegan Professor Cees van der Eijk 0191 222 5836 0131 651 3023 [email protected] 0115 846 8148 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dr Martin Coward Alan Convery Professor Christopher Pierson 0191 222 8824 0131 650 8255 0115 951 4865 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dr Mark Wenman 0115 951 4906 [email protected] 2016 Academic Convenors Dr Andy Knott Dr Michael Neu [email protected] [email protected] 7 PSA STAFF 2015/16 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY PSA Staff Chief Executive Officer Finance, Planning and Resources Officer Helena Djurkovic Shazia Ijaz 020 7321 2545 020 7321 2545 [email protected] [email protected] Events and Marketing Manager Membership Secretary Danielle Bailey Sandra McDonagh 020 7321 2545 01207 529391 [email protected] [email protected] PRESIDENT Professor Charles Jeffery Honorary Vice Presidents Rt Hon Sir A Beith MP, A Mitchell MP Vice Presidents Professors, I Forbes, M J Goldsmith, W Grant, J E S Hayward, E Meehan, Lord Norton, G Parry, Lord Plant, V Randall, R A W Rhodes, R Rose, Sir M Shock, Lord Smith, J Tonge 8 PSA SUB-COMMITTEES 2015/16 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY PSA Sub-Committees Education and Skills Finance Rose Gann (Chair) Alasdair Blair (Chair) Alistair Clark Matthew Flinders Joanie Willett Paul Carmichael Alison Statham Angelia Wilson Rebecca Partos (PGN) Publications Membership Angie Wilson (Chair) Paul Carmichael ( Chair) Matthew Flinders Meryl Kenny Alasdair Blair Heather Savigny Rosie Campbell Terrell Carver Will Jennings Angelia Wilson Research and Impact Communications & Engagement Will Jennings (Chair) Matthew Goodwin (Chair) Terrell Carver Rosie Campbell Cathy Gormley-Heenan Richard Hayton Meryl Kenny Rose Gann Richard Hayton Cathy Gormley-Heenan 9 PAST PSA OFFICERS 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY YEAR CHAIR HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER 1956 D N Chester Peter Campbell 1957 K B Smellie Peter Campbell 1958 K B Smellie Hugh Berrington 1959 K B Smellie Hugh Berrington 1960 W J M Mackenzie Hugh Berrington 1961 W J M Mackenzie J Day Hugh Berrington 1962 W J M Mackenzie J Day Hugh Berrington 1963 Wifrid Harrison J Grossman Hugh Berrington 1964 Wifrid Harrison J Grossman Richard Chapman 1965 S E Finer G W Jones Richard Chapman 1966 S E Finer G W Jones Richard Chapman 1967 S E Finer G W Jones M R Davies 1968 S E Finer G F D Dawson M R Davies 1969 G C Moodie G F D Dawson (and R K Alderman) M R Davies 1970 G C Moodie G F D Dawson M J McDougall 1971 G C Moodie G F D Dawson M J McDougall 1972 A H Birch G F D Dawson M J McDougall 1973 A H Birch P R Woodward P J Giddings 1974 A H Birch P R Woodward P J Giddings 1975 J E S Hayward R A W Rhodes W P Grant 1976 J E S Hayward R A W Rhodes W P Grant 1977 Hugh Berrington R A W Rhodes W P Grant 1978 Hugh Berrington Vicky Randall A H Thomas 1979 Hugh Berrington Vicky Randall A H Thomas 1980 G Parry Vicky Randall A H Thomas 1981 G Parry J Woodall A H Thomas 1982 G Parry J Woodall A H Thomas 1983 M Goldsmith C Rallings J Barlow 1984 M Goldsmith C Rallings J Barlow 1985 M Goldsmith C Rallings J Barlow 10 PAST PSA OFFICERS 2016 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK AND DIRECTORY 1986 Raymond Plant C Rallings J Barlow 1987 Raymond Plant S Ingle J Barlow 1988 Trevor Smith Neil Collins N Ashford 1989 M Goldsmith Neil Collins Jim Chandler 1990 M Goldsmith Neil Collins Jim Chandler 1991 M Goldsmith Neil Collins Jim Chandler 1992 M Goldsmith David Farrell John Benyon 1993 Elizabeth Meehan David Farrell 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