Research case studies

Our research shapes the real world, inspires our students and has lasting impact. These case studies provide working examples of City St George's research output across a wide variety of fields.

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Creating evidence for sustainable diets to improve food systems
Ongoing
City St George's Professor pioneers research on sustainable diets and food systems.
School: School of Health and Medical Sciences
Department: Department of Population Health and Policy
Research centre: Centre for Food Policy
Developing better international legal protection for journalists
Completed
Demonstrating how current international law does not sufficiently protect journalists and recommendations to protect the safety and independence of journalists around the world.
School: The City Law School
Early introduction of allergenic foods and the prevention of food allergy in infancy
Completed
Discover how the EAT study, led by Dr Michael Perkin at City St George’s, found that early introduction of allergenic foods can prevent food allergies and improve infant health outcomes.
School: School of Health and Medical Sciences
Fighting the normalisation of crimes against humanity
Completed
Migrants and asylum seekers risk facing terrible conditions and abuse in Western countries.
School: The City Law School
Harness Intellectual Property for Research
Ongoing
A change in intellectual property policy at Mexican and Cuban universities.
School: The City Law School
Helping to safeguard the amount of time workplace union representatives can devote to members
Ongoing
Our research has demonstrated the positive impact such representation can have on the running of an organisation.
School: Bayes Business School
Improving detention law
Completed
How can we improve the treatment of detainees and stop abuses of power?
School: The City Law School
Making integration easier for Syrian refugees
Completed
Research from City St George’s, University of London inspired the British Government to change its policy around refugee status.
School: School of Policy and Global Affairs
Department: Department of International Politics
Public discourse on immigration has echoes across history
Ongoing
Dr Maya Goodfellow’s research reveals how Britain’s hostile approach to immigration is rooted in a long history of political exclusion and racialised policy.
School: School of Policy and Global Affairs
Department: Department of International Politics
Reducing salt intake to decrease risk of heart attack and stroke
Completed
City St George’s research links reduced salt intake to fewer strokes and heart attacks, shaping national guidelines and global salt reduction strategies.
School: School of Health and Medical Sciences
Department: Department of Population Health and Policy

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