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Honorary staff in the School of Government

  • Dr John Watson

    Honorary Senior Lecturer

    John has teaching experience in development planning and projects; consultancy experience in east and central Africa, India, the Caribbean, eastern Europe an...

  • Brian Lucas

    Honorary Research Fellow

    Brian is a research communication and knowledge management consultant specialising in informing national and international public policy on international dev...

  • Dr Derek Lambton Averre

    Honorary Reader

    Expert in Russian foreign and security policy with 35+ years' research on Russia's relations with the EU, NATO, and Middle East, and its post-Ukraine war for...

  • General David Petraeus

    Honorary Professor

    Paul Schulte is a a Research Fellow in the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy at the School of Oriental and African Studies.

  • Dr Willem van Eekelen

    Honorary Associate Professor

    Van Eekelen is a development economist who built his experience in UN agencies, NGOs and donors.

  • Dr Ebrima Ceesay

    Senior Research Fellow in International Development

    Dr Ebrima Ceesay is a political scientist with more 15 years of experience and has mainly specialised in the fields of democracy and migration studies.

  • Dr Kate Pruce

    Honorary Research Fellow

    Kate's research to date has examined the politics of social protection in Zambia, with a focus on cash transfers and social health insurance.

  • Andrew Nickson

    Honorary Reader in Public Management

    Andrew Nickson teaches, researches and consultants on public administration reform, local governance, decentralization and urban water supply.

  • Dr Francy Carranza-Franco

    Honorary research fellow

    Francy Carranza-Franco is a Colombian researcher with 20+ years' experience in peacebuilding, conflict, security, DDR, mental health, and rural policy. PhD i...

  • Dr Peter Watt

    Emeritus Reader in Public Sector Economics

    Dr Peter Watt, Reader in Public Sector Economics, Institute of Local Government Studies, University of Birmingham.