UK’s Academy of Social Sciences Names 75 Fellows for Autumn 2021
Britain’s Academy of Social Sciences has named 75 social scientists from the academic, public, private and third sectors as Fellows of the Academy for autumn of 2021. Following an independent peer review process, new fellows are recognized for the excellence and impact of their work and their wider contributions to the social sciences for public benefit.
Currently the academy includes 1,400 individual fellows in its ranks.
The latest cohort of fellows announced on September 29 are:
Timothy David Grant | professor of forensic linguistics, Aston University
Mark Easton | home editor, BBC
Jonathan Breckon | director, Breckon Consulting Ltd
Viki Cooke | co-founder and chair, BritainThinks & WorldThinks
Margaret Greenfields | professor of social policy and community engagement, Buckinghamshire New University
Emmanuel Ogbonna | professor of management, Cardiff University
Dermot Bowler | professor of psychology, City University of London
Clare Kelliher | professor of work and organization, Cranfield University
Clare Lombardelli | director general, chief economic advisor and joint head of the Government Economic Service, HM Treasury
Sergio Iavicoli | director of the Department of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Epidemiology and Hygiene, INAIL Italian Workers’ Compensation Authority, Italy
Melissa Leach | director, Institute of Development Studies
Kelly Beaver | managing director, Ipsos MORI Public Affairs division
Sir Robert Chote | economist, visiting professor King’s College London and former chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility
Samuel Greene | professor of Russian politics and director of the King’s Russia Institute, King’s College London
Andy Sumner | professor of international development, King’s College London
Malcolm Tight | professor of higher education, Lancaster University
Tahir Abbas | associate professor of terrorism and political violence, Leiden University
Baroness Minouche Shafik, DBE | director, London School of Economics and Political Science
Véronique Ambrosini | professor of management (strategic management), Monash University
Campbell Robb | chief executive, Nacro
Kate Henderson | chief executive, National Housing Federation
Jeremy Crampton | professor of urban data analysis, Newcastle University
David Booth | senior research associate, Overseas Development Institute
Tim Vorley | pro vice-chancellor and dean of business school, Oxford Brookes University
Iain Bell | National Director for Public Health Data, Knowledge and Research at Public Health Wales
Laura Hammond | professor of development studies, University College London
Paul Bradshaw | director, ScotCen
Stuart Fancey | director of research and innovation, Scottish Funding Council
Wenzhong Shi | Chair Professor of Geographic Information Science and Remote Sensing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Giles Mohan | professor of international development, The Open University
Kathryn Woodward | professor of sociology, The Open University
Shenjing He | professor of urban studies, The University of Hong Kong
Sam Beckett | second permanent secretary and deputy chief executive of the UK Statistics Authority and joint head of the Government Economic Service
Stavroula Leka | professor of work organization and well-being, University College Cork
Andrew Barry | professor of human geography, University College London
Adam Dennett | associate professor of urban analytics, University College London
Mark Galeotti | honorary professor at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London
Mordechai Haklay | professor of geographic information service, University College London
Liz Varga | professor of complex systems, University College London
Anne White | M. B. Grabowski Professor of Polish Studies and Social and Political Science, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London
Kimberley Scharf | professor of economics and public policy, University of Birmingham
Kataryna Wolczuk | professor of East European politics, University of Birmingham
Stewart Lansley | visiting fellow of the School of Policy Studies, University of Bristol
Jennifer Howard-Grenville | Diageo Professor of Organisation Studies, University of Cambridge
Elisabete Silva | professor of spatial planning, University of Cambridge
Bhaskar Vira | professor of political economy, University of Cambridge
Lorraine van Blerk | associate dean research and professor of human geography, University of Dundee
Cecile Jackson | professor of development studies, University of East Anglia
Jamie Pearce | professor of health geography, University of Edinburgh
Thankom Arun | professor of global development and accountability, University of Essex
John Preston | deputy dean (research) and professor of sociology, University of Essex
Monika Schmid | professor of linguistics, University of Essex
Jo Little | professor of gender and geography, University of Exeter
Sayantan Ghosal | Adam Smith Chair in Political Economy, University of Glasgow
Adrian Pabst | deputy director for social and political economy at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research and professor of politics at University of Kent
Jane Holgate | professor of work and employment relations, University of Leeds
Lucie Byrne-Davis | professor of health psychology, University of Manchester
Diana Mitlin | professor of global urbanism, University of Manchester
Meryem Duygun | Aviva Chair in Risk and Insurance, University of Nottingham
Sabina Alkire | director of the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative, University of Oxford
Patricia Daley | professor of the human geography of Africa, University of Oxford
Xiaolan Fu | professor of technology and international development, University of Oxford
Frances Gardner | professor of child and family psychology, University of Oxford
Antonia Layard | professor of law, University of Oxford
Tim Schwanen | professor of transport geography, University of Oxford
Frances Stewart | emeritus professor of development economics, University of Oxford
Dariusz Wójcik | professor of economic geography, University of Oxford
Pamela Maureen Denicolo | emeritus professor of professional and postgraduate education, University of Reading
Kathryn Pain | professor of real estate development, University of Reading
Sabu Padmadas | professor of demography and global health, University of Southampton
Nina Laurie | professor of geography and development, University of St Andrews
Philip Taylor | professor of work and employment studies, University of Strathclyde
Graham Miller | pro-vice-chancellor and professor of sustainability in business, University of Surrey
Gurminder Bhambra | professor of postcolonial and decolonial studies, University of Sussex
Michaela Trippl | professor of economic geography, University of Vienna
