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HomePeopleKyle Richards
Kyle Richards

Position: Research Scholar
School and/or Centres: Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies

Email: kyle.richards@anu.edu.au

  • Biography

Kyle is a PhD Candidate who has a varied professional and academic background. He completed a BCom at the University of Melbourne and an MA at SOAS (University of London). His professional experience spans private, public and civil society sectors. This includes management consulting (Strategy and Operations), as well as humanitarian and development project design and management in the Middle East, including managerial roles within humanitarian-development-peace (Triple Nexus) projects, where he studied Arabic.

Kyle’s multidisciplinary research at ANU applies a worldview-based approach to the study of societal participation and inclusion in Australia.

His research interests include:

-  Worldviews; social and political philosophy; philosophy of religion

-  Sociology of culture; sociology of religion; social theory; social cohesion

-  Social psychology; psychology of religion

-  Sociology of migration, ethnicity and multiculturalism

-  Multicultural, intercultural and cross-cultural studies; social and cultural anthropology

-  Religion, society and culture; comparative religious studies

-  Citizenship; political theory; social policy