Dr Rakib Ehsan Email & Phone Number

Luton, Gb

London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

Luton, England, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

Positioned as a research fellow at the Henry Jackson Society's Centre on Radicalisation & Terrorism (CRT) and Centre on Social and Political Risk (CSPR). Authored reports on matters of social cohesion and national security.

London, United Kingdom

Conducting research on behalf of the Greater London Authority on the social and political attitudes of young people living in London. Consultancy work includes quantitative analysis and qualitative research in the form of designing and orchestrating semi-structured interviews.

London, United Kingdom

Directly involved in the preparation and analysis of data which will be utilised for future reports published by the think-tank on matters of intergenerational and intragenerational unfairness.

Worked as a research assistant to Professor Barry Langford (Royal Holloway, University of London). Research included investigating the motivations behind the establishment of multi-party "progressive alliances" in various national contexts and evaluating their success and sustainability. National political contexts included the UK, France, Germany, Republic of Ireland, Portugal, Denmark, Luxembourg, Israel, India, Bangladesh, Uruguay, Chile and New Zealand.

Egham, Surrey, United Kingdom

A university seminar tutoring position was held in 2015/6 for the PR1600 Introduction to Research Methods course run for first-year Politics & International Relations undergraduate students at Royal Holloway, University of London. The first half of the course covers introductory research concepts such as survey design, with the second part involving the teaching of quantitative research techniques using statistical software package SPSS. For the 2016/7 academic season, a seminar tutoring position was held for the PR2500 International Political Economy module run for second-year PIR undergraduate students. This module covered IPE theories and the broader workings of the global political-economic system (with a specific focus on the June 2016 UK referendum on EU membership and the election of US President Donald Trump).

Worked as a research assistant to Dr James Sloam (Royal Holloway, University of London) on the #votebecause project. This project focused on university students and their attitudes towards the June 2016 EU referendum and the British political system in general.Primary responsibilities as research assistant were interpreting individual survey responses and creating the SPSS dataset for the entire project.

London, United Kingdom

• Tracking issues across Westminster and the media, and writing weekly updates for designated clients• Participating in new business development• Helping in the preparation of reports for clients• Drafting press releases and other documents• Researching and drafting SP Broadway's weekly political e-newsletter – Politics of Planning• Helping to facilitate and support client public exhibitions

St Albans, United Kingdom

• Formulating local election campaign strategy through quantitative/qualitative analysis• Phone banking – registering voter opinions gathered through telephone conversations• Updating the party’s central database by entering newly-obtained voter intentions• Organising and conducting semi-structured interviews with local residents • Designing campaign literature for election communication purposes

London, United Kingdom

• Researching background material for project and business development• Identifying new funding opportunities• Assisting with drafting funding applications• Collating and analysing data with report writing• General administrative duties

Phd Political Science, Social Integration

Through the use of the 2010 Ethnic Minority British Election Survey dataset and the holding of complementary semi-structured interviews.

Master Of Science (Msc), Democracy, Politics And Governance (Dpg), Pass With Distinction

Modules • DPG Dissertation (Title: The Cartelisation of British Politics) – 78% • Research Design in Politics & International Relations –.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Politics And International Relations, 1:1 - First Class Honours

1st Year Modules: Introduction to Politics & Government, Introduction to International Relations, Introduction to Globalisation, Classic.

Government & Politics (A - 556/600), Economics (A - 500/600), Law (A - 523/600)

9 A*-C Grade Gcses

Mathematics (A), Double Science (A/A), English Literature (A), German (A), Religious Education (A), Physical Education (A), English.