Dr. Mollie Gerver

Biography

Mollie Gerver is a Lecturer in International Ethics at King's College London, engaged in research focused on immigration enforcement and its ethical implications. Her current projects explore public views on immigration policies and the moral considerations surrounding them. Gerver has supervised PhD students and has a number of notable publications, including forthcoming works in political theory addressing immigration ethics. Her research spans various topics within political economy, touching on the interrelations of politics, philosophy, and economics. Gerver has contributed to significant discussions in journals such as the American Political Science Review and has worked extensively on projects examining refugee policies, human rights, and ethics in repatriation contexts. She is also involved in initiatives that bridge academic inquiry with practical policy considerations, particularly in the realm of migration and its socio-economic impacts. Active in her field, Mollie’s work aims to raise awareness about the complex moral dynamics involved in immigration debates. Moreover, she is a member of the Centre for British Democracy and the PPE research group, which studies multifaceted questions across disciplines, promoting a comprehensive understanding of political issues today.

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