The ESIE project will use a twofold Transfer of Knowledge (TOK) methodology, involving an ambitious work programme by 12 incoming researchers to UCD, as well as three month study-visits by each of 12 UCD staff members learning at 8 Centres of Excellence, integrating new knowledge into Research and Teaching Programmes at UCD. EWI teaching & training activities are organised in association with members of the EWI network and thematic cluster convenors and are open to UCD postgraduate students, postdoctoral fellows, members of the EWI Network and other UCD Staff. Please contact module co-ordinators below directly for further information. |
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| Visiting EWI Fellow | Research Cluster | Period | Institution, Country | Teaching & Training Activity |
| Professor G. Kris Miccio | Gender, and cross-cutting themes | May 2010 to June 2010 | School of Law, University of Denver, Colorado, USA | Public Seminars, collaboration on various projects; meetings with NGO's and COSC. |
| Professor Martha Albertson Fineman | Egalitarian Theory PEFT Methodologies; Gender | April 2010 to June 2010 | Robert W. Woodruff Professor of Law at Emory University, Atlanta | Keynote speaker at Equality in a Time of Crisis conference; Seminar Series on Feminist Legal Theory; Feminist Theory Workshop; Civil society workshop. |
| Professor Ruth Emerek | Egalitarian Theory PEFT Methodologies; Gender | April 2010 to June 2010 | Institute of History, International and Social Studies, University of Aalborg, Denmark. | Public Seminar: Rethinking Social Statistics in Context of Gender Equality; Equality Indicators Workshop; Panel discussant at Equality in a Time of Crisis conference. |
| Dr. Richard O'Leary | Inequality and Education; Egalitarian Theory PEFT Methodologies | January 2010 to June 2010 | School of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work, Queen's University Belfast | Public seminars: Protestant Schools: Minority Right or Minority Privilege? (panel) and Civil Partnership Legislation: The Responses of Irish Churches; Coordinating EWI Conference (Equality in a Time of Crisis) |
| Anna Zachorowska | Egalitarian Theory PEFT Methodologies; Gender | January 2010 to March 2010 | Jagiellonian University, Poland | Public Seminars: The Concept of Care in Economic Thought and Institutional and Feminist Challenges to Neoclassical Economics |
| Professor Tara Collins | Children's Rights (PEFT) | September 2009 to February 2010 | University of Ottawa, Canada | Module on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (EQUL50130); Public Lecture |
| Professor Doina Balahur | September to November 2009 | ‘Alexandru Ioan Cuza’ University of Iasi, Romania | Seminar Series: Law, Social Justice and Human Rights in Post-totalitarian Societies. For the list of seminars > | |
| Professor Wendy Luttrell | Children's Rights (PEFT) | May to June 2009 | Harvard Graduate School of Education, USA | |
| Dr. Ernesto Vasquez del Aguila | Women, Gender & Sexuality | April to June 2009 | Columbia University, NYC, US | |
| Dr. Anca Gheaus | Egalitarian Theory | January to March 2009 | Chaire Hoover d’ethique economique et sociale, Belgium | Contemporary Egalitarian Theory [Module EQUL 50100] |
| Professor Mary Darmanin | Egalitarian Theory | September to November 2007 | University of Malta | Critical Approaches in Qualitative Methodologies (EQUL40280) |
| Dr. Alison Wilde | Disability (PEFT) | November 2008 to January 2009 | University of York, UK | Seminar Series |
| Dr. Sarah Woodin | Disability (PEFT) | September to November 2008 | University of Leeds, UK | Emancipatory Research (with particular reference to Disability Studies) [Module EQUL 50090] |
| Professor Sharon Bolton | Business | July to September 2008 | University of Strathclyde, UK | Workshop Series |
| Professor Eileen Kane | PEFT Methodologies | March 2007 to February 2008 | World Bank | Participatory Research & Action: Theory, Methodologies & Applications |
| Professor Elizabeth Dowler | Food | January to March 2008 | University of Warwick, UK | Workshop & Lecture Series |