Kitty Yi
Job Title
PhD Student
Building (Address)
28 George SquareCity (Address)
EdinburghCountry (Address)
ScotlandPost code (Address)
EH8 9LDResearch interests
Research interests
Counterterrorism, Terrorism, Political violence, Research Ethics, qualitative and mixed methods research projects using in-depth interviews
Background
Supervisors
Professor Andrew Neal (Politics) Dr. Lotte Buch-Segal (Anthropology)
Research project
My doctoral thesis investigates the effects of terrorism on the formation of victim subjectivities, using the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing as a case study. More broadly, my research interests are concentrated in terrorism, political violence, and critical security studies.
Qualifications
2016 — MA (Hons) International Relations (University of Edinburgh)
- Dissertation: "Individual Mobilisation into Armed Political Movements: The Case of Sinn Féin and the IRA, 1964-1998"
2017 - MLitt Terrorism and Political Violence (University of St. Andrews)
- Dissertation: "Terrorism as Psychological Control in Totalitarian States: State Terrorism in Nazi Germany, 1933-1945"
Tutoring
2019 to present — I have tutored on a range of courses within PIR, including: International Co-operation in Europe and Beyond, Political Thinkers, Political Philosophy, Comparative Politics in a Globalised World, and Introduction to Politics and IR 1A and 1B.
Works within
Staff Hours and Guidance
Please e-mail me at cchou@ed.ac.uk to request an appointment.