Dr. Michael Rosie

Biography

Michael Rosie is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh. His research primarily focuses on nationalism, national identity, and sectarianism in contemporary Scotland. He has served as an independent advisor for the Scottish Government on matters related to marches and parades and has been involved in various working groups addressing sectarianism. He has edited the 'Scottish Affairs' journal, which addresses contemporary social and political issues in Scotland. Through his work, Rosie examines the dynamics of identity and belonging in relation to nationalism and its intersections with religion and ethnicity. He endeavors to engage students in critical discussions surrounding these topics in his courses, including MSc Nationalism Studies and Honours courses on Religion and Society. Michael has also supervised a wide array of PhD and master's students, guiding their research on issues of sectarianism, identity, and protest politics. His extensive publication record spans numerous scholarly articles and reports aimed at developing a deeper understanding of these complex social issues.

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