Our MPhil in Development Studies students carry out fieldwork in the summer between their first and second years
Deborah Walnicki, MPhil in Development Studies 2016-18
Find out more about about where they carried out their projects using the map below.
Fieldwork
'And we have not loved ourselves': incarnation, identity, and post-colonial worship in the Anglican Caribbean
Fieldwork
'Cities change, or die”: A history of modernisation and state-society relations through People’s Park Complex in Singapore
Fieldwork
'Disrupting' the Global Burden of Disease report: the rise of the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation and the politics of knowledge production in global health
Fieldwork
'Fulaniphobie mortelle': how identity-based discourse is shaping conflict across the Malian and Burkinabé borderlands
Fieldwork
'Women are property, property cannot own property': redressing legal plurality and land rights as a pathway to women's empowerment in Anglophone Cameroon.
Fieldwork
Capitalism, inequality and the origins of Covid-19 : A theoretical study applying metabolic rift and world-ecology frameworks
Fieldwork
Commonalities between Sub-Saharan migrants and humanitarian workers: religious beliefs, feelings of solidarity and responsibility and resilience. A case study of the Canary Islands during the pandemic.
Fieldwork
Contesting coal through the court: lawfare, energy transitions, and environmental politics in South Africa
Fieldwork
Dispossession, disaffection, and cecolonisation: politics and tensions of modern education among American indigenous communities
Fieldwork
Emerging trends of transnational gestational surrogacy: contractions and contradictions in Canada
Fieldwork
Exploring the possibilities and limitations of lawfare as the basis of insurgent citizenship in South Africa: a case study
Fieldwork