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Governing Body Fellows (in alphabetical order)

Roy Allison, MA (BA (Hons) Exeter), DPhil Oxford, University Lecturer in the International Relations of Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Politics of Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia
(elected 2011)

Walter Armbrust, MA, (MA, PhD Michigan), University Lecturer in Modern Middle Eastern Studies, Albert Hourani Fellow, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Cultural Anthropology: popular culture and mass media in the Middle East
(elected 2001)

Robert Barnes, MA, BLitt, DPhil, Professor of Social Anthropology, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Cultures and Societies of Eastern Indonesia
(elected 1987)

William Beinart, MA (MA, PhD Lond), Rhodes Professor of Race Relations, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Modern History and the Environment of Southern Africa
(elected 1997)

Jane Caplan, DPhil, Professor of Modern European History, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: 20th-century German history, especially the history of National Socialism
(elected 2003)

Paul Chaisty, MA (BA, PhD Leeds), University Lecturer in Russian Politics, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Russian politics, and in particular political institutions
(elected 2005)

Paul Collier, CBE, MA, DPhil, Professor of Economics, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Economics of Africa
(elected 1986)

Jennifer Corbett, MA (BA ANU, PhD Michigan), University Reader in the Economy of Japan, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Japanese Economy
(elected 1983)

Faisal Devji, MA (BA British Columbia, MA PhD Chicago), University Reader in Modern South Asia History
(elected 2009)

James Fenske, MA (BA (Hons) Queens University, PhD Yale), University Lecturer in Economic History
Areas of interest : African economic history and development economics
(elected 2010)

Edmund Valpy FitzGerald, MA (PhD Camb), University Professor of International Development, Head of the Department of International Development (Queen Elizabeth House), Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: International Economics
(elected 1993)

Rosemary Foot, MA (PhD LSE), FBA, Professor of International Relations, John Swire Fellow in the International Relations of East Asia
Areas of Interest: International Relations of East Asia
(elected 1990)

Joe Foweraker, MA (BPhil, DPhil), University Lecturer in Latin American Politics, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: the nature of the democratic systems of Latin America
(elected 2006)

Timothy Garton Ash, CMG, MA, Professor of European Studies, Isaiah Berlin Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Contemporary European History and International Relations
(elected 1989)

Kirsten Gillingham, MA (MA Cambridge), Official Fellow and Bursar                                                                

Roger Goodman, MA, DPhil (BA Durham), Nissan Professor of Modern Japanese Studies, Head of the Social Sciences Division, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Japanese Social Anthropology
(elected 1992)

Nandini Gooptu, MA (BA Calcutta, PhD Camb), Reader in South Asian Studies, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: South Asian History
(elected 1993)

Ekaterina Hertog, MSc, DPhil, Career Development Fellow in the Sociology of Japanese Society, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Sociology of the Family (with specific interest in Japanese Family)
(elected 2008)

David JohnsonMA (BA Witwatersrand, MEd Manchester, PhD Bristol), University Reader in Comparative Education, Faculty Fellow
The Politics of Education in Africa; Government and Educational Reform in Developing Countries
(elected 2003)

Halbert Jones, MA (BA, MA, PhD Harvard), Senior Research Fellow in North American Studies
Areas of Interest: Mexican and Latin American History, US Diplomatic History, International Relations of North America
(elected 2011)

Takehiko Kariya, (BA, MA Tokyo, PhD Northwestern), Professor in the Sociology of Japanese Society, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Sociology of Japan
(elected 2008)

Alan Knight, MA, DPhil, FBA, Professor of Latin American History, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Latin American History
(elected 1992)

Sho Konishi, MA (PhD Chicago), University Lecturer in Modern Japanese History, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Cultural, intellectual and transnational history
(elected 2007)

Dr Paola Mattei, BSc (Georgetown University), M.Phil. (Oxon), PhD (LSE), University Lecturer in Comparative Social Policy and Governing Body Fellow of the European Studies Centre at St Antony’s
Areas of Interest: European welfare states, social inequalities and Social Europe.
(elected 2010).
 
Laurent Mignon, MA (BA (Hons) PhD London), University Lecturer in Turkish, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: 19th and 20th century Turkish literature, minority literature
(elected 2011)

Rachel Murphy, MA (BA Murdoch, PhD Camb), University Lecturer in the Sociology of China, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: The Sociology of China; population and development
(elected 2007)

Abdul Raufu Mustapha, MA, DPhil (MSc Ahmadu Bello), University Lecturer in African Politics, Kirk-Greene Fellow in African Studies, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: African Politics
(elected 2001)

Ian James Neary, MA (BA Sheffield, PhD Sussex), University Lecturer in Japanese Politics, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: The state and civil society in East Asia
(elected 2004)

Kalypso Nicolaïdis, (MPA, PhD Harvard), University Lecturer in International Relations, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: International Relations (particularly of Europe)
(elected 1999)

Leigh Payne, (BA, MA New York, MPhil, PhD Yale), University Lecturer in Sociology (Latin American Societies), Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Sociology of Latin America, with particular focus on political violence, human rights, and justice
(elected 2008)

David Pratten, MA, (MA Manchester, PhD, London), University Lecturer in the Social Anthropology of Africa, Atiku Abubakar Fellow in African Studies, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Social Anthropology of Africa
(elected 2006)

Alex Pravda, MA, DPhil, University Lecturer in Russian and East European Politics, Souede-Salameno Fellow in International Relations, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Russia and East European Politics (especially Foreign Policy)
(elected 1989)

Tariq Ramadan (MA, PhD Geneva), Professor of Contemporary Islamic Studies, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Contemporary Islamic Studies
(elected 2009)

Marcus Rebick, MA (MA Toronto, PhD Harvard), Nissan Lecturer in the Economy of Japan, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Economics of Japan
(elected 1994)

Philip Robins, MA (MA (Econ) Manchester, PhD Exeter), University Reader in the Politics of the Middle East, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Politics of the Middle East
(elected 1995)

Eugene Rogan, MA (BA Columbia, MA, PhD Harvard), University Lecturer in the Modern History of the Middle East, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: Modern History of the Middle East
(elected 1991)

Diego Sánchez-Ancochea, (BA, MPA Complutense, Madrid, PhD New School for Social Research, New York), University Lecturer in the Political Economy of Latin America, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: state-society relations, income distribution and the impacts of outsourcing, with especial attention to small Latin American countries like Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic
(elected 2008)

Robert Service, MA (MA Camb, MA, PhD Essex), FBA, Professor of Russian History, Professorial Fellow.
Areas of Interest: Modern History
(elected 1998)

Avi Shlaim, MA (BA Camb, MSc (Econ) Lond, PhD Reading), FBA, Professor of International Relations, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: International Relations of the Middle East
(elected 1987)

Vivienne Shue, MA, BLitt (BA Vassar, PhD Harvard), FBA, Professor for the Study of Contemporary China, Professorial Fellow
Areas of Interest: Contemporary China in the post-1978 era, with special reference to the social sciences
(elected 2002)

Michael J Willis, (BA Reading, MA LSE, PhD Durham), HM King Mohammed VI Fellow in Moroccan and Mediterranean Studies, Faculty Fellow
Areas of Interest: History, domestic politics and international relations of the Maghreb.
(elected 2004)

Jan Zielonka, (PhD Warsaw), Professor of European Politics and Ralf Dahrendorf Fellow
Areas of Interest: European Union: Governance, Democracy and External Relations
(elected 2003)