Pauline Hadaway
researcher; writer; co-founder, The Liverpool Salon; author, Escaping the Panopticon

Pauline is co-founder of The Liverpool Salon. She completed her doctoral research at the University of Manchester, examining the cultural economy and the politics of peace building in Northern Ireland after the Good Friday Agreement. Pauline works as a researcher and writer, most recently, ‘Callaghan in Northern Ireland’ in James Callaghan: an underrated Prime Minister (eds. Kevin Hickson and Jaspar Miles), co-authored with Kevin Bean (2020).

Her latest publication is ‘Escaping the Panopticon’, a chapter in Photography Reframed: visions in photographic culture, published by I.B. Tauris (2018).

Follow Pauline on Twitter: @paulinehadaway

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