UK’s Academy of Social Sciences Names 47 Fellows for Spring 2022
On March 1 Britain’s Academy of Social Sciences conferred fellowships on 47 social scientists selected through an independent peer review. This spring cohort joins the more than 1,400 existing fellows drawn from academia and the public, private and third sectors.
The academy, the United Kingdom’s national body for academics, practitioners and learned societies in the social sciences, includes as social sciences the disciplines of anthropology; business, finance & management; development studies; economics; economic & social history; education; human geography; law; planning; politics; regional studies; sociology; social policy; social psychology; social statistics & methodologies.
Lynn Ang | Professor of early childhood education, University College London
Neil Chakraborti | Professor of criminology, University of Leicester
Ha-Joon Chang | Professor of political economy of development, University of Cambridge
William Clark | Distinguished professor of geography and statistics, University of California Los Angeles
Matthew Cole | Professor of environmental economics, University of Birmingham
Fiona Copland | Professor of TESOL and associate dean research, University of Stirling
Feyisa Demie | Honorary professor of education, Durham University
Kavita Datta | Professor of development geography, Queen Mary University of London
Esther Dermott | Professor of sociology and social policy, University of Bristol
Pauline Dixon | Professor of international development and education, Newcastle University
Miatta Fahnbulleh | Chief executive, New Economics Foundation
Susan Fainstein | Senior research fellow in the Department of Urban Planning and Design, Harvard University
John Field | Retired reader in cognitive approaches to second language skills, University of Bedfordshire
Edward Fieldhouse | Professor of social and political science, University of Manchester
Robert Ford | Professor of political science, University of Manchester
Glenn Fulcher | Professor of education and language assessment, University of Leicester
Peter Fussey | Professor of sociology, University of Essex
Paula Giliker | Professor of comparative law, University of Bristol
Penelope Green | Professor of law and globalisation, Queen Mary University of London
Damian Grimshaw | Professor of employment studies, King’s College London
Philip Haynes | Professor of public policy, University of Brighton
Geraldine Healy | Professor emeritus of employment relations, Queen Mary University of London
Nola Hewitt-Dundas | Pro-vice-chancellor and professor of innovation, management and policy, Queen’s University Belfast
Klaus Hubacek | Professor of science and technology studies, University of Groningen
Patricia Hynes | Professor of social justice, Sheffield Hallam University
Misa Izuhara | Professor of social policy, University of Bristol
Rodney Jones | Professor of sociolinguistics, University of Reading
Tatia Lee | Professor and chair of psychological science and clinical psychology, The University of Hong Kong
David Ley | Emeritus professor of geography, University of British Columbia
Cathy McIlwaine | Vice dean for research, faculty of social science and public policy and professor of geography, King’s College London
Chris Millward | Professor of practice in education policy, University of Birmingham
Richard Murphy | Professor of accounting, The University of Sheffield
Polly Neate CBE | Chief executive, Shelter
Martin Orrell | Director of the Institute of Mental Health, University of Nottingham
Lesley Palmer | Chief architect, Dementia Services Development Centre, University of Stirling
Jenny Pickerill | Professor in environmental geography, The University of Sheffield
Kate Pickett | Professor of epidemiology, University of York
Jennie Popay | Distinguished professor of sociology and public health, Lancaster University
Erika Rackley | Professor of law, University of Kent
Allen Scott | Distinguished research professor, Department of Geography and Public Policy, University of California Los Angeles
Lisa Scullion | Professor of social policy, University of Salford
Katherine Smith | Professor of public health policy, University of Strathclyde
Lynda Taylor | Visiting professor of assessment, CRELLA, University of Bedfordshire
Athina Vlachantoni | Professor of gerontology and social policy, University of Southampton
Jackline Wahba OBE | Professor of economics, University of Southampton
Tracey Warren | Professor of sociology, University of Nottingham
Joanna Wilde | Consultant organisation psychologist
