Completed PhDs include: 

• Willman, Christopher (2020) Children, Adolescents, and the Child Labour Debates in Bolivia.
• Lisa Pilgram (2018) British Muslim Family Law as a Site of Citizenship.
• Juliane Solf (2018) Citizen Outsiders: How the Struggles of Romanian Roma in London Challenge the Conception of Citizenship. 
• James McConalogue, James (2018) The ‘rule of the recognised helm’: How does European Union membership impact upon UK Parliamentary sovereignty?
• Sunday Erokpaidamwen Omwenyeke (2015) Evaluating Transnational Advocacy Networks (TANs): The Case of Jubilee 2000 Campaign (J2K).
• Bruno E P B de Magalhães (2015) Enacting Refugees: An Ethnography of Asylum Decisions.
• Paola Gioia Macioti (2014) Language classes as acts of citizenship.
• Zaki I D Nahaboo (2014) Beyond Difference Management? Multiculturalism in Britain.
• Stephan S Scheel (2014) Rethinking the autonomy of migration : on the appropriation of mobility within biometric border regimes.
• Helen Arfvidsson (2013) On Burning Cars, Concrete and Citizenship.
• Mayaan Geva (2013) The politics of how law works in war : the case of the Israeli Military International Law Department.