My research expertise is interdisciplinary combining approaches of political theory, historical analysis and international politics and law. My current research focus is on processes of democratization, and methods and approaches to creating societies that are inclusive, sustainable and just.
SHORT BIO
I am a lecturer in the CIIM Business School at the University of Limassol. My academic background is in history, political theory and global politics. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in History and Politics (2012), a Master of Arts in Global Politics and Law from the University of Sheffield (2014), and a Doctorate in Political Theory from the University of Brighton (2019).
My current research interests and expertise center around the challenges of social inclusion, with a specific focus on processes of democratisation and the development of inclusive, sustainable, and just societies. I have published extensively in international journals on topics related to international politics, security studies, political theory, and pedagogical practices.
In addition to my academic background, I have experience in project management, having worked on several EU-funded programs including Erasmus+, AMIF, ISF, COSME, CERV, and Horizon Europe. My interdisciplinary background and expertise have given me the opportunity to participate in a core position to the UoL’s Research Centre, where I continue to explore the intersection of politics, social inclusion, and sustainable development in my capacity as the Academic Research Manager.
