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Michael Stewart

PhD from the LSE in 1988 based on fieldwork in Hungary with Rom, has taught Anthropology at Cambridge, Budapest, Vienna and at UCL in London. Since 2014 he has been Professor of Anthropology at UCL and founded both the Open City Documentary Festival there as well as the collaboration between anthropologists and creative practitioners at UCL known as ‘Public Anthropology.’ He is currently completing a comprehensive history of the persecution of Europe's Romany peoples 1933-1945 and the campaigns for restitution and acknowledgement afterwards. Publications include The Time of the Gypsies (Perseus).

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Society and gender

Expelled First, Remembered Last: The Roma and Sinti Under Nazism

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Complexity of Technoeconomic Decision making in the Rapidly Evolving Clean Energy Sector

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Health and welfare

From Idea to Reality: The Journey of Cancer Vaccines

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Education

The role of co-creation in education for a world without violence

January 24, 2026 Michael Stewart