Catherine Boone
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​At the LSE Departments of Government and International Development, I welcome applications from prospective PhD students in the following areas:
  • land politics, titling, demarcation, land conflict 
  • regions and regionalism:  political economy determinants and political effects 
  • political economy of inequality
  • states in the Global South
  • commodity chains in export agriculture in Africa: networks of political and economic association
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For procedural information on how to apply for doctoral studies at the LSE, please visit the LSE website. 

In 2025-2028, I am especially interested in supervising students who combine interests in African political economy with disciplinary background in Geography, History, Demography, and/or Environmental Studies, and who are experienced in the use of GIS, land politics and policy, agrarian political economy including GVCs and export commodity chains, and historical analysis of elections. The LSE also has an array of methodology offerings that successful applications can take advantage of to enhance their skills in these areas once they are at the LSE.  

My LSE PhD students in 2025-2026 are:
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Camilo Acero-Vargas (ID, with JP Faguet, and LSE International Inequalities Institute), Sept. 2021+
Flora McCrone (ID, with Tim Allen), 2022+
Jorich Loubser (ID, with James Putzel, ID), Sept. 2022+
Michael Mugisha (ID, with James Putzel, ID), August 2022+
 
Former LSE PhD students include: 

Stephanie Wanga (GV, second to Leigh Jenco and Liam Koffi Bright, Spring 2023-2025)
Yuezhou Yang (ID), 2017-May 2023
Mcdonald Lewanika (PhD, GV, with Omar McDoom), 2015-Feb. 2020
Nicolai Schulz (PhD, ID), 2015-Feb. 2020
Carolin Dieterle (PhD, ID), 2016-2022
Issac Harkuna (MRes, ID), 2017-18
Musa Kpaka (MRes, ID, with Elliott Green), 2017-2018
Michael Mbate (MRes, ID, 2017)




Contact:

Catherine Boone
Harold Laski Professor of Government
​Professor of Comparative Politics

London School of Economics and Political Science
Depts. of Government and International Development 
Connaught House, Houghton Street
London WC2A 2AE  UK
[email protected]
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