Mitchell Gallagher
Ph.D. Candidate
Rumble Fellow
Faculty Administration Building, Room 2004
Social media
www.linkedin.com/in/mitchell-gallagher-425b78117/
Department
Political Science
Mitchell Gallagher
Born and raised in North Yorkshire, England, Mitchell has developed a diverse and accomplished profile. His proficiency in Mandarin stems from over six years of professional experience in China, where his contributions to education were honored with an honorary award from the Beijing College of Finance & Commerce. Prior to graduation, his commitment to supporting and developing first-year undergraduate students was recognized with a gold WoW certificate from Liverpool John Moores University. During his graduate studies at the University of Sheffield, he was distinguished with the Sheffield Graduate Award. Outside his academic pursuits, Mitchell harbors a keen interest in the works of George Orwell and Chinese calligraphy. An avid football fan, he still insists on the traditional British nomenclature, steadfastly referring to the sport as 'football' rather than 'soccer'.
Research interest(s)/area of expertise
- Sino-U.S. Relations
- China's Soft Power in the 21st Century
- Taiwanese Statehood
- Post Truthism
Research
Peer Review Contributions
Journal of Contemporary European Studies
Conference Presentations
Gallagher, M. & Rakshit, D. (2024) Evolving Hegemonies : China’s Rise and its Impact on Democratic Structure. Presentation at the Western Political Science Association, Vancouver, Canada.
Gallagher, M. (2024) Democracy in China. Presentation at the Western Political Science Association, Vancouver, Canada.
Education
- Master of Arts - East Asian Studies (University of Sheffield)
- Bachelor of Arts - Politics (Liverpool John Moores University)
Awards and grants
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WoW Certificate - Liverpool John Moores University
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Sheffield Graduate Award
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Beijing College of Finance and Commerce - Honourary Award
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Thomas C. Rumble Fellow (2023-2024), Department of Political Science, Wayne State University
Selected publications
Gallagher, M. (2024). Polling to Vaccination Stations: Brexit’s Influence on Immunisation Uptake. New Perspectives.
Courses taught by Mitchell Gallagher
Fall Term 2024 (future)
Spring-Summer Term 2024 (current)
- GPH2700 - Introduction to Canadian Studies
- HIS2700 - Introduction to Canadian Studies
- PS2700 - Introduction to Canadian Studies