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Dr Dan Horsfall

BA (Hons), MRes, PhD 

  • Senior Lecturer in Comparative Social Policy
  • Admissions Tutor (BA Social Policy / Applied Social Policy)
  • British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow (2012-2015)
  • Deputy Chair of the Board of Examiners (SPSW)

Visit Dr Daniel Horsfall's profile on the York Research Database to see a full list of publications and browse his research related activities.

Areas of expertise

  • Comparative Social Policy
  • Comparative Methods
  • The Policy Process
  • The Political Economy of Welfare States
  • Global Health and Patient Mobility

Biography

Dan completed his PhD in 2011 before joining the Department first as a Teaching Fellow, then as Research Fellow, working with Dr Neil Lunt. Dan was awarded postdoctoral funding for a three-year project by the British Academy. This project explored the political economy of welfare states in the 21st century. Alongside Professor John Hudson, Dan produced an edited book ‘Social Policy in an era of Competition’, which captures the broad nature of his postdoctoral research.

Since completion of the British Academy’s postdoctoral fellowship, Dan has continued to explore issues relating to the political economy of welfare states, as well as the emerging issues related to patient mobility, globalisation, and health.

Dan is a convenor of the second year modules ‘Comparative Social Policy; and ‘The Policy Process’. He also teaches on the Masters programme and various research methods courses.

Contact details

Dr Dan Horsfall
Senior Lecturer in Comparative Social Policy Admissions Tutor
School for Business and Society
A/C/217

Tel: 01904 32 1206