About
I came to ULMS from a background in Political Science and International Relations with previous appointments at European University Institute, University of Swansea and Queen Mary, University of London. I received my Ph.D. in Political Science in 2008 from University of Birmingham. I am a political economist with research interests across a number of topic areas addressed by Organisation Studies, but also other subject disciplines.
My work focuses on Global Political Economy and its variegated organisational forms. My research revolves around a number of multifaceted and multiscalar set of processes and crises that are currently transforming the global economy. I have for some time been concerned with "financialisation", but I am increasingly prioritising my work on the climate change crisis and its mitigation. I teach Global Political Economy and supervise postgraduate taught and research students on a range of topics.
I am an elected member of the University of Liverpool Senate committed to improving the governance of the University.