Researchers in the Development, Trade and Migration group study how individuals, firms, bodies from the civil society and governments adjust to globalisation.
Their work considers how those groups respond to their environment to improve economic and human development, for example through investing in human capital, migrating to foreign countries, exporting their production or creating firms.
People
- Professor Michael Ben-Gad
- Dr Levent Celik
- Dr Dagmara Celik Katreniak
- Professor Saqib Jafarey
- Dr Seefat-E-Rabbi Khan
- Dr Alice Mesnard
- Dr Nicolas Navarrete Hernandez
- Professor Joseph Pearlman
- Dr Alejandro Riano Londono
- Dr Eirini Thomaidou
- Dr Clement Minaudier
Development, Trade and Migration Group website
Visit the Groups's research microsite for more information about the Group, including areas of research, projects and related activities.
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