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16 Jul 2024: Edited by CGHR’s Sarah M.H. Nouwen, Laura M. James and Sharath Srinivasan, this Proceedings of the British Academy volume brings together economic, legal, anthropological and political science perspectives….

Kate Wright researches the moral economies of international news: studying how journalists negotiate tensions between normative values and the changing political, economic and technological contexts of their work.

How journalists at Mexican newspapers determine human rights newsworthiness interacts with overt influences on journalism, such as economic considerations and political pressures, to produce human rights news.

This has involved research in various religious, economic, and political contexts in Africa as well as in African-European encounters.

How journalists at Mexican newspapers determine human rights newsworthiness interacts with overt influences on journalism, such as economic considerations and political pressures, to produce human rights news.

Kate Wright researches the moral economies of international news: studying how journalists negotiate tensions between normative values and the changing political, economic and technological contexts of their work.

Edited by CGHR's Sarah M.H. Nouwen, Laura M. James and Sharath Srinivasan, this Proceedings of the British Academy volume brings together economic, legal, anthropological and political science perspectives….

He completed his PhD at the London School of Economics investigating the relationship between ICTs and nation-building in Ethiopia.

28 Jun 2024: Bringing together economic, legal, anthropological and political science perspectives on over a decade of peacemaking attempts in the two countries, it provides insights for peacemaking efforts to come, in the Sudans

Sharath’s leadership of CGHR draws on his multidisciplinary training, including an MPhil & DPhil from Oxford University in International Development and undergraduate degrees in Law (human rights, public international) and Economics,