Dr Hannah Hughes

Dr Hannah Hughes

Senior Lecturer in International Politics and Climate Change

Department of International Politics

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Profile

My research and teaching are motivated by a deep concern for the state of the environment and the political, economic and social institutions that produce and sustain degrading human and planetary relations. I have explored this through the role and relationship between knowledge, power and environmental action in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and collaboratively with Dr Alice Vadrot in the the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), conceptualising these global assessment bodies as sites where negotiations of climate change and biodiversity start. My research is informed by the sociology of Pierre Bourdieu and I am particularly interested in the reproduction of social order and the methodological innovation and the ethical stakes of undertaking this form of scholarship.

Teaching

Module Coordinator
Lecturer
Coordinator

IP 3/1420 Climate Change Politics

IP22320 The Governance of Climate Change: Simulation Module

Research

Co-Investigator ESRC project: The Politics of Science in International Climate Cooperation

Publications

Hughes, H & Coleman, L 2015, Distance. in C Aradau, J Huysmans, A Neal & N Voelkner (eds), Critical Security Methods: New frameworks for analysis. Taylor & Francis.
More publications on the Research Portal