Professor Pauline Deutz

Pauline Deutz

Professor

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.
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