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
An intersectional feminist account of community-based restorative initiatives to sexual violence
Fieldwork
Bureaucratic discretion in the Punjabi land bureaucracy: an instance of bureaucratic stability through the suspension of formal procedures
Fieldwork
Chinese direct investment, job creation and skill transfer for the young: a case study of Sahiwal Coal Power Plant in Pakistan
Fieldwork
Different approaches to conflict resolution: aiming to understand the United Nations’ Special Envoys’ approaches to negotiation, arbitration and peacebuilding in Syria
Fieldwork
Foreign currency traders: ethnicity, trust and the Nigerian informal economy
Fieldwork
High-risk mobilisation: the case of indigenous women in Colombia
Fieldwork
'Vulnerability' and paid domestic work in India: a new framework of analysis
Fieldwork
A critical assessment of how cultural capital affects climate-related displacement and relocation in Fiji
Fieldwork
A critical assessment of how cultural capital affects climate-related displacement and relocation in Fiji
Fieldwork
An intersectional feminist account of community-based restorative initiatives to sexual violence
Fieldwork
An intersectional study on the impact of conflict on ethnically marginalised Hazara war widows in Afghanistan
Fieldwork