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Michelle completed her PhD titled 'The Art of Delivery: Sir Michael Barber and the Prime Minister's Delivery Unit 2001-2005', focusing on access to Barber's unpublished diaries from that period. Her role includes being a lecturer at King's College London, where she co-teaches modules such as 'The History of the Prime Minister', 'The Blair Years', and 'An Introduction to Economic History'. In addition to teaching, Michelle previously worked as a policy adviser for the British Academy and as a strategic partnerships co-ordinator at Queen Mary, University of London, where she facilitated collaboration between government, academia, and the digital creative industries. Her research interests are centered on British government public service reform and the effectiveness of policies crafted by Prime Ministers in delivering effective public services. She has analyzed the tenure of Sir Michael Barber as the head of the Prime Minister's Delivery Unit, exploring themes like public service reform, delivery units, and economic history, particularly during the Blair government.
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