Academic placements
Aurelia Ananda received a PhD in political science in 2023. She is now an Teaching Fellow in the School of Politics and International Relations at Queen Mary University of London (Supervisor: Damien Bol).
Elisa Antoine received a PhD in political science in 2023. She is now a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Government of the London School of Economics (Supervisor: Adam Chalmers)
Andrew Hunter received a PhD in political science in 2023. He is now a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Centre for the Politics of Feeling ar Royal Holloway University London (Supervisor: Damien Bol).
Francesco Pierangeli received a PhD in political economy in 2023. He is now an Assistant Professor in the Business School of the University of Birmingham (Supervisor: Amrita Dhillon)
Nina Weber received a PhD in economics in 2023. She is now a Postdoctoral Fellow in the IFO Institute Centre for Social Market Economy (Supervisor: Shaun Hargreaves Heap).
Michele Scotto di Vettimo received a PhD in political science in 2022. He is now a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Politics of the University of Exeter (Supervisor: Christel Koop).
Asli Unan received a PhD in political science in 2022 . She is now an Assistant Professor in the Department of European Studies at the University of Amsterdam (Supervisor: Kostas Matakos).
Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte received a PhD in political science in 2020. He is now an Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and International Relations of the University of Southampton (Supervisor: Christel Koop).
Ria Ivandic received a PhD in economics in 2019. She is now an Assistant Professor in the Department of Politics and International Relations of the University of Oxford. She is also a Researcher at the Centre for Economic Performance of the London School of Economics (Supervisor: Amrita Dhillon).
Non academic placements
Jeevun Sandher received a PhD in economics in 2022. He is now the Labour MP in Lougborough (Supervisor: David Hope).
Karen Jeffrey received a PhD in economics in 2021. She is now a Data Analyst in Medical Informatics at the University of Edinburgh (Supervisor: Kostas Matakos).
Negar Habibi received a PhD in economics in 2019. She is now a Data Scientist at HSBC (Supervisor: Amrita Dhillon).
Gabriela Aguirre Fernandez: "Strategic voting in different electoral systems: A comparative analysis" (Supervisor: Sarah Birch)
Irene Germani: "The political consequences of austerity on public opinion" (Supervisor: Rubén Ruiz Rufino)
William Edmonds: "Minding the Gap: Developing institutional reform to operationalise social impact assessment of fare-setting in UK public transport" (Supervisor: Francesca Vantaggiato)
Yuetong Guo: "A Unified Stance of the EU: The Role of the European Commission in Shaping the EU’s Global Climate Governance" (Supervisor: Tomas Maltby)
Yifei Hao: "Labor Mobility Restriction Policy and Corporate Carbon Emissions." (Supervisors: Karly Kuralbayeva and Pierre-Louis Vezina)
Guy Heilbrun: "The dynamics of financial inclusion, state capacity, and development" (Supervisor: Julian Limberg)
Johan Kasim: "Natural resources and Industrial development: Lessons from Indonesia" (Supervisor: Pierre-Louis Vezina)
Nick Khaw: "The political economy of industrial policies" (Supervisor: Pierre-Louis Vezina)
Kaveesha Kohli: (Supervisor: Konstantinos Matakos)
Lina Kramer: "How do we ensure that AI-driven automation of work benefits the many instead of the few? How should public policy respond to the impact of automation on the labour and income distribution" (Supervisor: Amrita Dhillon)
Matteo Nebbiai: "Building digital markets: the impact of voluntary regulation on the personal data economy" (Supervisor: Christel Koop)
Ricardo Perkasa: "The effectiveness of elections in providing good governance and prosperity" (Supervisor: Rubén Ruiz Rufino)
Zhuowen Qin: "Social Norms and Inequality: Evidence from the Chinese Housing Market" (Supervisor: Yonatan Berman)
Santiago Quintero Suarez: "The politics of impatient bureaucracies. Public sector reform, time preferences and local policy networks for sustainable development in Latin America" (Supervisor: Francesca Vantaggiato)
Mayang Rizky: "Understanding citizens’ attitudes towards digital markets" (Supervisor: Christel Koop)
Tim Schaitberger: "Living wage policy relationship to human and social capital" (Supervisor: David Hope)
Gongdong Shi: "The territorial politics of prefecture- and county-level jurisdictions in China" (Supervisor: Ferdinand Eibl)
Ying Song: "The long-term effect of layoffs: Evidence from Chinese State-Owned Enterprise reform" (Supervisor: Yonatan Berman)
Luis Soto Tamayo: "Measuring nepotism and its effects on the Mexican public institutions" (Supervisor: Gabriel Leon-Ablan)
Xiaoyun Tang: "Banking panics and banking crises in late 19th/early 20th century China" (Supervisor: David Chilosi)