Senior Associates and Affiliates
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Professor Peter Gatrell - Professor of History
Peter obtained his undergraduate and PhD degrees from the University of Cambridge. He has spent most of his academic career at The University of Manchester, including working as Head of the School of History and Classics between 1997 and 2002. Peter's research and teaching interests fall into two broad categories: population displacement in world history and the history of modern Europe.
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Professor Tim Jacoby - Professor in International Relations
After working in Turkey and Nigeria during the 1990s, Tim Jacoby won an ESRC-funded place on the International Conflict Analysis Masters degree programme at the University of Kent. He then completed his PhD and an ESRC Post-Doctoral Fellowship in the Department of Politics at the University of York, after which he joined the Global Development Institute at the University of Manchester.
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Professor Tanja Müller - Professor of Political Sociology
Tanja is Professor of Political Sociology at the Global Development Institute, and a founding member/ former director of research (2010-2014) of HCRI. She was also founder of the Manchester Migration Lab, and leads the GDI Research Group Migration, Refugees and Asylum. Key themes of Tanja's research are (1) revolutions, rebel governance and new elites; (2) global solidarity and its discontents, including celebrity humanitarianism; and (3) migration and transitional lived citizenship. Tanja is the PI of a ESRC project on diaspora citizenship and political belonging in the Horn of Africa
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Helene Juillard - Lecturer in Cash and Market Based Programming in Crisis Settings
Helene is a lecturer with Science Po on humanitarian project design and with HCRI since 2019 autumn semester. She has been working as an evaluator in the humanitarian sector for the past decade, with a focus on cash and market-based programming. Helene is interested in how needs are assessed from an agency centric perspective at the detriment of the demand for certain products and services.
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