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Claire Markham

Claire Markham

Senior Lecturer

School of Social Sciences

Staff Group(s)
Social and Political Sciences

Role

I am a Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Criminology at Nottingham Trent University.

Career overview

My first degree is in Criminology and I have an MA in Globalising Justice. My PhD, in Social Policy, explored multiple representations and experiences surrounding the village pub. Following my PhD, I worked on a number of research projects focusing on community well-being.  Findings from my PhD have been published in book chapters. My main research interests focus on rural pubs, rural services, and the sustainability of rural communities.

External activity

Member of the Drinking Studies Network (DSN)

Co-convenor of the DSN Drinking Places research cluster

Member of the Social History Society (SHS)

Co-convenor of the SHS Cluster - Inequality, Welfare and Justice

Publications

Latest publication

Markham, C. (2024) Realities or mythologies: England’s village pubs and counterurbanisation. Habitat International, 149, 103106. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.habitatint.2024.103106

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Press expertise

Social and cultural importance of rural pubs

Sustaining rural communties

Community well-being

Alcohol consumption

Drinking places