Dr Louis Everuss

Dr Louis Everuss is a Research Associate and Coordinator at the Hawke EU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, University of South Australia, where he also teaches across the sociology program. Dr Everuss’ primary research interests are located in the sociological study of mobilities, sovereignty, migration, globalization, political and media communication and climate change. His work has studied how systems of mobility are incorporated into representations of sovereign outsiders, and how public opinions of climate change are impacted by national context. His work has been accepted for publication or published in Political Geography the Journal of Sociology, Applied Mobilities, Borderlands e-journal and the Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology.

In 2017 Dr Everuss was appointed as coordinator of the Hawke EU Centre. In this role Dr Everuss has facilitated significant EU focused public events and research activities. These include international summits on migration and refugee policy, as well as seminars and workshops examining urban mobilities, disasters, and the social impacts of modern robotics and AI. In 2018 Dr Everuss worked as part of an international team to develop successful grant applications under the EU’s Erasmus+ Programme to establish a Jean Monnet Network and Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at the University of South Australia. As Coordinator and Research Associate of these Jean Monnet Actions, Dr Everuss continues to work on building EU-Australia networks and facilitating EU focussed research activities.

Along with Dr Eric Hsu, Dr Everuss is co-host and co-creater of the Lou & The Hsu Sociology podcast.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Philosophy The University of South Australia

• Bachelor of Arts Flinders University

• Bachelor of Arts Flinders University

• Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice Flinders University