Professor Pauline Deutz
| Biography | Pauline's has a BA in Geography from the University of Oxford, a MA in Climatology from the Ohio State University and a PhD in Geology from the University of California, Riverside. Since 1996 she has held a variety of posts at the University of Hull, including with the Centre of Waste and Pollution Research, Environmental Technology Centre of Industrial Collaboration, and the Depart of Geography - now Geography, Geology and Environment. She is a board member of the International Sustainable Development Research Society, having been president 2019-20 and vice president 2012-2018. |
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| Research Interests | Pauline's research interests are focused on the political and economic aspects of environmental issues, especially examining how the latter interrelate with the functioning and organisation of the capitalist economy. A particular interest is the building, and implications, of a Circular Economy (i.e., maximising the value from resources and minimising waste). Her research in this area includes multi-disciplinary collaborations with colleagues in environmental sciences, chemical and systems engineering. |
| Teaching and Learning | Undergraduate - Sustainable Futures - Green Economy (leader) Postgraduate - Working Beyond Disciplines (Leader) - Circular economy doctoral training |
| Scopus Author ID | 57203298275 |