Stephen Rule

Senior Researcher @Scotcen Social Research

Edinburgh, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jun 2022 — Present

Senior Researcher @Scotcen Social Research

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Edinburgh City, GB

EDUCATION

1992 — 1996

University of the Witwatersrand

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Political Geography

1977 — 1980

University of the Witwatersrand

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Geography, Sociology & isiZulu

1981 — 1984

Unisa

Honours BA, Geography

1984 — 1988

University of KwaZulu-Natal

Master's degree, Population Geography

ABOUT STEPHEN RULE

Stephen Rule is a senior researcher at ScotCen in Edinburgh, Scotland. He has worked extensively as a policy research consultant and is a Research Fellow in Stellenbosch University\'s Department of Geography and Environmental Studies. He specialises in the design and management of social policy and industry-related surveys (online and face-to-face) and data analysis and has worked throughout southern Africa as well as in Rwanda, Nigeria and Kenya. He has managed quantitative and qualitative research on educational, religious, health, migration and political issues. He completed a PhD in political geography in 1996 at the University of the Witwatersrand. He was a Board member of the South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association (SAMEA) from 2011-14. Previously, he has been a research director at the Human Sciences Research Council; a research director for the Minister of Social Development Dr Zola Skweyiya; and chairman of the research committee of the National Development Agency (2003-7). He lectured in urban and political geography at Vista University, Soweto (now part of University of Johannesburg). He has authored dozens of reports, articles and books, see and & hl=en

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