Daniel Bioh
School of Society and Environment, Queen Mary University of London
Daniel is a PhD researcher (School of Society and Environment, QMUL) whose work explores the socio-material geographies of e-waste economies within global circuits of capital. His research examines how processes of circulation, value transformation, capital accumulation, and disposal unfold across e-waste economies in Accra, and whether and how emerging green-transition-related waste streams are reconfiguring these dynamics. He is an ESRC-funded LISS DTP studentship researcher and a member of the Centre on Labour, Sustainability and Global Production (CLaSP) at QMUL. He holds a Commonwealth Master's in Urban Planning from Newcastle University, United Kingdom. His research interests inlcude: Political ecology and critical political economy, Geographies of waste economies and green transition dynamics, Informal labour geographies, Urbanization in Global South cities, Ethnographic and spatially situated methods.