Fellows of the network
Yonas Ashine (Addis Ababa University) is a political scientist researching history, political parties and parliaments in Ethiopia
Richard Axelby (SOAS, University of London) is an anthropologist of political economies and is conducting ethnographic research in India and the UK
Cristiane Brum Bernardes (Legislative School of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies, Brasilia) is a communication studies scholar conducting ethnographic research in Brazil
Emma Crewe (SOAS, University of London) is an anthropologist of parliaments, chairing the Study of Parliament Group and undertaking ethnographic research in the UK and the US
Bhakti Deodhar is a political sociologist using ethnographic methods to research grassroot radical right politics in Germany.
Ruth Fox (Hansard Society, London) is Director of the Hansard Society and is guiding GNRPP grant-making, training and research
Giulia Sbaraini Fontes is a communications studies researcher and a journalist, researching media and politics in Brazil
Mitiku Gabrehiwot Tesfaye is an anthropologist and film-maker conducting ethnographic research in Ethiopia and Europe
Telma Hoyler (University of Såo Paulo) is a political scientist and artist conducting ethnographic research on politicians in Brazil
Niraja Gopal Jayal (Emeritus, JNU, New Delhi) is a politics scholar and guides GNRPP grant-making, training and research
Jas Kaur (SOAS, University of London) is a political anthropologist and has conducted ethnographic research in Fiji
Cristina Leston-Bandeira (University of Leeds, Leeds) is a politics scholar and guides GRNPP grant-making, training and research on parliaments
Amir Massoumian (SOAS, University of London) is a political anthropologist, researching polarisation in politics in the UK
Nanna Camilla Mulamila Olsen (Copenhagen Business School) is an anthropologist conducting ethnographic research on the Parliament in Denmark 
Myat Thet Thitsar (Danish Institute for International Studies) is a political scientist and ethnographer of parliaments and their relationship with civil society
Vidya Venkat (SOAS, University of London) is an anthropologist and journalist researching India’s freedom of information movement and anti-corruption activism