John Darlington is a distinguished practitioner and scholar from industry. John specialises in costing and capacity planning and is widely recognised among the community of Lean practitioners as the leading world authority in this field.

Rob Mawby

Professor Rob Mawby has a wealth of experience in writing peer reviewed journal articles and books and is working with Newport Centre for Criminal and Community Justice (NCCCJ).

David Travers QC

David Travers QC practices from the Chambers of Stephen Hockman QC and Peter Harrison QC at 6 Pump Court in the Temple. He is Visiting Professor in the Business Accountability and Responsibility Centre.

Phillip Cole

Professor Philip Cole, formerly a Reader in Applied Philosophy at Middlesex University, joined SERG in 2008. He has delivered courses and published on a range of issues focussed on social ethics and public advocacy.

New Additions to our Post Doctoral Fellows

Clare Strand

eCPR Visiting Research Fellow. In 2009 she had her first major solo show, Clare Strand Photography and Video, at the Folkwang Museum, Essen, Germany accompanied by her first monograph published by Steidl.

Paul Verrico

Paul Verrico, a Principal Associate and Solicitor-Advocate in the Business Compliance and Enforcement Group at Eversheds will provide a vital link for the Business Accountability and Responsibility Centre (BARC).

Marit Hovdal Moan

Marit Hovdal Moan is a Visiting Leverhulme Research Fellow, working on questions around liberal democratic states' duties towards irregular migrants.

Jo Longhurst

Dr Jo Lonhurst, Leverhulme Fellow with the European Centre for Photographic Research (eCPR).

Jane Simon

Dr Jane Simon, Post Doctorate Leverhulme Fellow, January - June 2010. Her work involves practice-based research and critical writing that brings together art, photography and film (including home movies) with methodological debates in cultural studies.

New Additions to our Graduate Students

David Howells

Director of Studies: Richard Allen - Title: The changing role of heritage in an increasingly politically devolved Wales

Daniel Blaufuks

Director of Studies: Mark Durden - Title: Photography in the works of Georges Perec and W.G. Sebald and the relation to Memory and the Holocaust (Working-title)

William Troughton

Director of Studies: Mark Durden - Title: An Exploration of the Philip Jones Griffiths Archive.

Andrew Super

Director of Studies: Mark Durden - Title: Walter Benjamin and the Post‐Photographic: The Fourth Dimension as Photographic Enlargement.

David Barnes

Director of Studies: Mark Durden - Title: 'Small Stories' - Photographer and community practice in Wales.

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