Luke Nolan
- Email: ss23ln@leeds.ac.uk
- Supervisors: Jo Cutter, Professor Vera Trappmann
Profile
I am a postgraduate researcher with the Department of People, Work and Employment at Leeds University Business School. I obtained a BA in Sociology from The Open University in 2023 and completed an MA in Social Research at the University of Leeds in 2024.
Research interests
My Master’s dissertation titled ‘Discovering Degrowth Practices:
How can Practice Theory be used to analyse the sustainability of workers’ practices within UK worker cooperatives?’ aimed to produce the beginnings of a methodological framework suitable for analysing the sustainability of micro-level practices within workplaces.
My PhD research aims to use Practice Theory to understand how habitual, political and time-use influences within organisations affect the environmental, economic and social sustainability of worker practices.
My research interests include:
- Degrowth
- Worker Cooperatives
- Precarious Work
- Post-Work Politics
- Sustainability Transitions
Qualifications
- BA Sociology, The Open University 2023
- MA Social Research, The University of Leeds 2024