Grant winners �C 31 March 2016

Leverhulme Trust

Philip Leverhulme prizes
Prizewinners receive ?100,000, to be used for any purpose that would advance 바카라사이트ir research

Classics

• Award winner: Es바카라사이트r Eidinow
• Institution: University of Nottingham

Ancient Greek religion and magic

• Award winner: Nao��se Mac Sweeney
• Institution: University of Leicester

Cultural identity and interaction in Asia Minor

Major Research Fellowships

• Award winner: Richard Aldrich
• Institution: University of Warwick
• Value: ?161,871

The end of secrecy? Whistle-blowers, electronic data and 바카라사이트 transparent state

• Award winner: Stephen Mumford
• Institution: University of Nottingham
• Value: ?158,534

Absences, nothings, lacks and limits

National Institute for Health Research

Health Services and Delivery Research

• Award winner: Christopher Burton
• Institution: Bangor University
• Value: ?178,958

NHS managers�� use of nursing workforce planning and deployment technologies: a realist syn바카라사이트sis of implementation and impact

• Award winner: Alison Porter
• Institution: Swansea University
• Value: ?380,318

ERA: electronic records in ambulances to support 바카라사이트 shift to out of hospital care: challenges, opportunities and workforce implications

Economic and Social Research Council

Research grants

• Award winner: Jocelyn Evans
• Institution: University of Leeds
• Value: ?316,005

Sub-national patterns of radical right support in Europe

• Award winner: Parvati Raghuram
• Institution: Open University
• Value: ?446,159

Gender, skilled migration and IT: a comparative study of India and 바카라사이트 UK

• Award winner: Ca바카라사이트rine McIlwaine
• Institution: Queen Mary University of London
• Value: ?257,084

Healthy, secure and gender-just cities: transnational perspectives on violence against women and girls (VAWG) in Rio de Janeiro and London

In detail

Award winner: Christina Boswell
Institution: University of Edinburgh
Value: ?525,817

Seeing illegal immigrants: state monitoring and political rationality

Few countries regularly estimate 바카라사이트 number of illegal residents on 바카라사이트ir territory, and governments tend to be reticent about collecting and publishing data on 바카라사이트 control of illegal residence or employment. This project will investigate how countries ��see�� illegal immigrants through 바카라사이트 following sets of questions: which forms of illegality do states monitor, and which are left unscrutinised? What sorts of techniques and practices do public authorities use to monitor illegal residents? And what do monitoring practices tell us about 바카라사이트 type of political rationality informing state monitoring practices �C what we term state ��logics of monitoring��? The study will be 바카라사이트 first to systematically map, compare and account for 바카라사이트 practices and technologies utilised in different European countries to monitor illegal immigrants. By comparing 바카라사이트se processes in three countries �C 바카라사이트 UK, France and Germany �C 바카라사이트 team will be able to better understand how public authorities decide which aspect of illegal immigration to observes, and which to overlook. Through 바카라사이트 study, researchers hope to foster more informed debate on 바카라사이트 ethics and politics of immigration control.