Research Student and Post Doctoral Supervision

There follows a list of students and post docs supervised to successful completion by Professor Mark Evans.

Year

Name of Student Present Occupation
1999 (Part-time)

Richard Common

'New Public Management and Policy Transfer in South-East Asia'

Senior Lecturer, University of Manchester
1999

Jonathan Davies

Urban Regimes in Comparative Perspective’

Professor, De Montfort University
2001

Khariah Mohktar

‘The Privatisation of Malaysian Airlines: A Policy Transfer Perspective’

Senior Lecturer, Malaysia University
2002

Stella Ladi (ESRC)

Globalisation, Europeanisation and Policy Transfer’

Lecturer, Sheffield University
2002

Georgia Chondroleou

‘Media Policy Networks in Greece and Britain: A dialectical approach’

Senior Civil Servant, Finance Ministry, Greece/lecturer open University
2002

Roger Pierce (ESRC)

'Social Exclusion in Rural England'

Lecturer, University of York
2003

Toshi Yokumura

‘Policy Networks and Transport Policy in Japan’

Senior Civil Servant, Transport Ministry, Japan
2006

Oscar Huerta Melchor

‘The OECD, Administrative Reform and Policy Transfer in Mexico’

Policy Advisor, OECD Paris
2007

Ed Rooksby

The Alternative Economic Strategy’

Lecturer, University of Leeds
2008

Fiona Aspinal

‘Local Participation and Health Service Reform in the UK: the Case of Patient-involvement Forums’

Research Fellow, Health Sciences, York
2009

Sharleene Bibbings

‘Gender Mainstreaming in English Local Government’

Local Government Policy Advisor, York City Council
2009

Toby James (ESRC)

‘Electoral administration as statecraft: a comparative approach’

Lecturer, University of Swansea
2009

Hongxia Chai

‘Hollowing-out as Statecraft: the Case of Administrative Reform in China’

Senior Lecturer, China National School of Administration
2009

Selina Peters

‘Training and Development’: the Case of the African Development Bank

Policy Advisor, African Development Bank
2010

Isares Suvanthakul

Policy Networks in Thailand’

University Lecturer
2010

Taweesak Kritjaroen

Urban Regimes in Thailand’

University Lecturer

 

Mark has successfully supervised three fully funded UK ESRC postdoctoral fellows: Tim Jacoby (2001; now University of Manchester); Georgia Chondroleou (2003; now University of Athens); and, David Erdos (2007; now University of Oxford). In addition, in 2008 he supervised two China Academy postdoctoral fellows – Li Qiangbin (Nanjing University) and Li Quan (Renmin University).
 

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