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Faculty: Social sciences

Alejandro de coss-corzo

Alejandro’s research focuses on the social dimensions of hydraulic infrastructure. In particular, he is interested in the relations between hydraulic infrastructure, forms and histories of urban governance and the production and reproduction of urban inequality. He explores these topics through a range of qualitative research methods, with an emphasis on ethnography.

More information on Alejandro’s institutional profile.

Tim Edmunds

Tim Edmunds

Tim’s work addresses issues of security sector reform, civil-military relations and capacity building, with a recent focus on the maritime environment. His current research focuses on responses to transnational organised crime at sea. Tim is also co-director of the SafeSeas Network along with Christian Bueger.

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Ryerson Christie

Ryerson Christie

Ryerson’s main research interests focus on the application of critical security studies to the analysis of human security, peacebuilding, and natural disasters. My work has focused on how these shape the relationships between local communities, civil society and the state. His research has had a geographic focus on Southeast Asia and Cambodia.

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Partner Research Centres

  • Water Innovation and Research Centre (Bath)
  • Water Initiative (Bristol)
  • Water Research Institute (Cardiff)
  • Centre for Water Systems (Exeter)
  • The Centre for Resilience in Environment, Water and Waste (Exeter)

Contact us at wsainfo@cf.ac.uk.

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