I have an MPhil Degree in Development Studies and have recently completed my PhD in Development Studies. My first degree was in English and Psychology and I am an avid writer who contributes regularly to a blog that focuses on development issues. Through my experience as an academic supervisor, I have extensive knowledge of writing and editing. I have also worked in Public Relations and as part of research projects where I have contributed to important reports for organisations such as the UN. I have been proofreading the work of friends and family for many years, and I am eager to assist you. My specialised areas include development theory, African politics, migration, urban governance and policy, poverty, inequality, social exclusion and qualitative research methods.
International Development, International Relations, International Studies, Literature, Politics
A discussion of whether internal migration can be a conduit out of poverty for vulnerable and rural households in low-income countries.
How is class conflict portrayed in Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens, and North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell, and what are the wider implications of these depictions?