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- Jon's key research interests lie in the fields of 'race'
- ethnicity
- nation
- gender and sexuality
- Migration
- and most recently the sociology of sustainability and environment. Jon has recently published in the journals: Sociology
- Global Networks
- Ethnic and Migration Studies
- and International Migration. Jon
- with Professor Louise Ryan
- completed an ESRC-funded project
- 'French Capital: A Study of French Highly-Skilled Migrants in London's Financial and Business Sectors'. More recently
- Jon has completed a British Academy-funded project entitled 'Women in Nationalist Movements' (with Dr. Erin Sanders-McDonagh and Dr. Nicola Montagna)
- in relation to which he is currently co-editing a book with Palgrave
- ＂＂Gendering Nationalism: Intersections of Nation
- ＂Gender and Sexuality in the 21st Century＂. Jon has recently undertaken funded research in the field of artisanal markets
- and the sociology of sustainability
Teaching staff:
- Qualifications:PhD, MA, BA
- Position:Associate Professor in Sociology
- Department:Faculty of Health and Applied Sciences (HAS)
- Telephone:+4411732 87133
- Email:Jon.Mulholland@uwe.ac.uk
About me
Following an early career teaching in the health service, Jon joined the University of West London as a senior lecturer in sociology, developing and leading a suite of new undergraduate sociology and health studies programmes and modules, and undertaking funded research for the NHS in respect of diversity and nurse education. In 2007, Jon joined Middlesex University as a senior lecturer in sociology, progressing to an associate professorship, and leading the BA Sociology with Psychology and BA Sociology with Politics programmes. Here Jon developed and led modules on social diversity, globalization, popular culture and social theory. Jon also undertook funded research for the Economic and Social Research Council and the British Academy. In June 2016, Jon joined UWE Bristol as Associate Head Department (Sociology and Criminology), and Associate Professor in Sociology, leading a successful team of ambitious staff in the further development of Sociology and Criminology at the University accross the fields of teaching, learning, research and engagement. In 2019, Jon returned to his role as an Associate Professor in Sociology
Area of expertise
Jon's earliest areas of expertise were in the fields of health and illness, with particular regard to the role played by 'race' and ethnicity in these domains. Jon's PhD was in the area of 'race' and sexuality. This focus was strengthened through research undertaken for the NHS on the role of diversity in nurse education. Subsequently, Jon's expertise broadened to engage more inclusively in the role played by social diversity in the contemporary nation state, and with a particular interest in migration. The role played by intra-EU highly skilled migration became the focus of an Economic and Social Research Council grant (with Professor Louise Ryan), 'French Capital: A Study of French Highly-Skilled Migrants in London's Financial and Business Sectors'. Subsequently Jon secured a grant (with Dr. Erin Sanders-McDonagh and Dr. Nicola Montagna) from the British Academy, exploring the role played by women in nationalist movements in the UK. Jon has recently undertaken funded research in the field craft and artisanal sectors, and is now focussing his research in the fields of sustainability and environment
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