My work can be situated at the intersections of sociology, politics, and law. My PhD, which will be completed as a series of publications, examines the adoption and regulation of data-dependent AI technologies across various social and institutional settings. I have diverse research interests that encompass themes including: knowledge production and exchange in AI; regulatory governance; the concept of risk; and mobility, displacement and humanitarian governance. Much of my work develops and applies insights drawn from social theory, with particular attention given to emancipatory and critical realist approaches.
Doctoral Recognition Award Winner 2021
Sociolegal studies
STS
Risk
AI regulation
Social theory
The international politics of AI
Epistemologies of AI
LLB Law, MRes Sociology, MSc Refugee and Forced Migration Studies
Prof Emma Carmel
Dr Marina De Vos
