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You are here Our people Alex Glennie
 
Alex Glennie

Alex Glennie

Research Fellow

Phone: +44 (0)20 7470 6104
Email: a.glennie@ippr.org
Twitter: @alex_glennie
 

Areas of expertise:

  • Globalisation
  • Migration and development
  • European Union affairs
  • Middle East and North Africa politics

Alex comments regularly in the media on issues relating to globalisation, migration and development and the politics of the Middle East, and has been interviewed by the BBC Arabic service, MBC News and Russia Today.  She is an author for Global Dashboard, and has written for a number of other outlets, including the Guardian’s Comment Is Free, OpenDemocracy, Progress, Public Service Europe, Left Foot Forward and LSE’s Politics and Policy blog, as well as the Center for American Progress and Migration Information Source websites. Her recent work on globalisation has been covered in The Times, FT, Economist, Telegraph, Observer and the Guardian.

She has spoken at several international conferences, including a recent high-level meeting in South Korea hosted by the International Organisation for Migration, a conference on political Islam organised by Al Jazeera, and events on migration and development hosted by the African, Caribbean and Pacific Observatory on Migration.

Before joining IPPR, Alex worked for the sustainable development NGO AccountAbility. She holds a Masters degree in International Studies and Diplomacy from the School of Oriental and African Studies, and a BA honours degree in International History from the London School of Economics.

 

Publications

International students and net migration in the UK

Author(s) : Alex Glennie, Matt Cavanagh

14 May 2012

The third wave of globalisation

Author(s) : Alex Glennie, Will Straw

26 Jan 2012

China in the global economy: Memo from Beijing and Chongqing, July 2011

Author(s) : Will Straw

25 Jul 2011

'Madrassas' in the British media

Author(s) : Alex Glennie, Myriam Cherti, Laura Bradley

25 Feb 2011

States of Conflict: Lessons in conflict prevention and peacebuilding

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

26 Oct 2010

Policy Coherence and the Future of the UK's International Development Agenda

Author(s) : Matthew Lockwood, Sarah Mulley

05 Mar 2010

Building Bridges, Not Walls. Engaging with political Islamists in the Middle East and North Africa

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

22 Sep 2009

Maximising the Development Outcomes of Migration: A policy perspective

Author(s) : Alex Glennie, Laura Chappell

21 Jul 2009

Reform in Jordan: The role of political Islamists

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

19 Nov 2007

Reform in Morocco. The role of political Islamists

Author(s) : Alex Glennie, David Mepham

07 Sep 2007

 

Articles

Net migration target could slam door to foreign students - 14 May 2012

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Globalisation 3.0 can 'raise living standards across the world' - 31 Jan 2012

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Globalisation: a new wave? - 26 Jan 2012

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Are the Euro sceptics winning? - 02 Nov 2011

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Migration and climate change: old assumptions and new ideas - 21 Oct 2011

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

China at a Tipping Point - 01 Sep 2011

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Pro-democracy protests across the Middle East and North Africa have exploded the myth of Arab 'exceptionalism' - 02 Feb 2011

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Egyptian protests show no sign of abating - 28 Jan 2011

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Britain must be more strategic in tackling foreign conflicts - 27 Oct 2010

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Migration: development on the move - 14 Jun 2010

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Building Bridges, Not Walls Between the West and MENA - 12 Oct 2009

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Defense: Under review - 02 Jul 2009

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Under review - 01 Jul 2009

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Building bridges, not walls - 05 Jan 2009

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

Jordan's elusive democracy - 21 Nov 2007

Author(s) : Alex Glennie

 

Projects

UK public attitudes to aid and development

After the Euro crisis: Where next for the European Project?

The Future of Globalisation

States of Conflict

Political Islam in the Middle East and North Africa

A progressive foreign policy for the UK

The role of China in Africa