Professor Lydia Morris FBA

The conceptualisation and empirical analysis of citizen's rights, migrant's rights and human rights, their mutual interconnections and their appropriation as a tool of governance.
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Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2024
Honours
FBA

Current post

University of Essex Professor of Sociology

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