Research projects

Projects at Exeter are funded by leading research councils and results are used by governments and research networks around the world.

Current projects

TitleFundingDurationContact
Public Perceptions of Threat in Britain: Security in an Age of Austerity European Research Council project 2012-2013 Dr Dan Stevens
Analysis of Learning in Regulatory Governance (ALREG) European Research Council project 2009-2013 Professor Claudio Radaelli
Chief executive succession and the performance of central government agencies ESRC project 2010-2012 Professor Oliver James
COCOPS: Coordinating for Cohesion in the Public Sector of the Future European Commission FP7 programme 2011-2014 Professor Oliver James
Comparative Cross-National Electoral Research (CCNER) ESRC project 2010-2012 Professor Jeff Karp
Conflict in Cities and the Contested State: Everyday Life and the Possibilities for Transformation in Belfast, Jerusalem and Other Divided Cities ESRC project 2007-2012 Professor Mick Dumper
ELECDEM - Training Network in Electoral Democracy European Commission FP7 programme Marie Curie Actions – Networks for Initial Training (ITN) 2009-2013 Professor Susan Banducci
The Emergence of Artificial Culture in Robot Societies. EPSRC project 2007-2011 Dr Robin Durie
Does Globalization Make a Difference? Marie Curie Reintegration Grant 2008-2012 Professor Jack Vowles
Human Rights and the Political: Insurgent Citizenship at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy 1972- Arts and Humanities Research Council, Early Career Research Fellowship 2011-2014 Dr Andrew Schaap
Processes of technical change in British Agriculture: Innovation in the farming of South West England, 1935-1985 ESRC project 2009-2012 Professor Michael Winter
Sharing Nature's Bounty: The Moral Case for a Universal Equal Endowment of Resources and its Political Implications AHRC project 2008-2011 Dr Keith Hyams
Sustainable Rural Futures Research Programme Devon County Council 2009-2014 Professor Michael Winter
UK Referendum Survey Experiments British Academy 2009-2014 Professor Jack Vowles,
Professor Jeffrey Karp