Rashné Limki

• Course Organiser, The Future of Work (MA Honors)
• Course Organiser, Managing Employment Relations (MSc HRM)
• Course Co-organiser, The Coloniality of Data (MSc Data, Inequality and Society - EFI)
• PhD Thesis Supervisor 
• MSc Dissertation Supervisor
• UG Dissertation Supervisor

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My academic thinking and writing focuses mainly on the ethics and politics of work in a global context. In particular, I am interested in the role of difference (primarily, race and gender) in the emergence and distribution of new forms of work. More recently, I have been thinking about the eugenicist underpinnings of discourses on technology.

I am interested in supervising PhD projects that centre critical race, feminist, queer, and post-/decolonial critique. I encourage prospective applicants to familiarise themselves with my research, including the literature that I work with, in order to evaluate the compatibility of our intellectual interests. 

• Postcolonial /Decolonial Critique
• Race, Feminist and Queer Theory
• Science and Technology Studies