Who's Who
CARCYE Staff Members
Dr Peggy Froerer (Director of CARCYE)
Holds a PhD in Anthropology from the London School of Economics and joined Brunel in 2004. Current research interests: the anthropology of South Asia; of education, schooling and learning; childhood and youth; international development; inequality and social mobility.
Dr Nicolas Argenti
Holds a PhD in Anthropology from University College London. Currently holds an ESRC Mid-Career Development Fellowship. The project, ‘Remembering Absence: Catastrophe, Displacement and Identity Among Chiots and the Chiot Diaspora’, examines collective memories of the 1822 massacres of Chios. Current research interests: memory, commemoration and embodiment; youth and childhood; performance and politics; political violence; materiality; anthropology and time; Cameroon, Greece and the Balkans.
Dr Andrew Beatty
Holds a PhD in Anthropology from Oxford. Has worked at Brunel since 1998; in 2007 launched the first Masters in psychological anthropology outside the USA. Current research interests: Indonesia and Mexico; psychological and psychiatric anthropology; emotion; religion and ritual; new approaches to ethnographic writing.
Dr Will Rollason
Received his PhD from the University of Manchester in 2008, and joined Brunel in 2010. Current research interests: Papua New Guinea and Rwanda; development and the post-colony; youth and poverty; the future.
The CARCYE Board of Advisors
- Nicolas Alipui (Director of UNICEF Programmes)
- Joanna De Berry (Senior Development Specialist, The World Bank)
- Veena Das (Krieger-Eisenhower Professor, Johns Hopkins University)
- Charles Stafford (Professor of Anthropology, London School of Economics)
- Christina Toren (Professor of Anthropology, St Andrews University)
- Brian Street (Professor Emeritus of Language in Education, King's College)
- Heather Montgomery (Reader, Open University)
- Jo Boyden (Director of the Young Lives Study, University of Oxford)
- David Lancy (Professor of Anthropology, Utah State University)
- David Mills (Lecturer in Pedagogy and the Social Sciences, University of Oxford)
- Martin Forsey (Associate Professor, University of Western Australia)
- Thea Renda Abu El-Haj (Associate Professor, Rutgers University)
- Bradley Levinson (Professor of Education, Indiana University)
CARCYE Associate Members
- Dr Catherine Allerton (London School of Economics)
- Dr Nurul Bhuiyan (Brunel University)
- Dr Gillian Evans (Manchester University)
- Dr Sanae Hayashi (Association for Aid and Relief, Japan)
- Sarah Huxley (Child Rights and Youth Coordinator for ActionAid International)
- Dr Ruth Edmonds (Director, Keep Your Shoes Dirty, UK)
- Dr Anna Portisch (SOAS, University of London)
