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Courses
Course type: seminar, University of Essex, University of Oxford (in various forms) Political Economy of Development Course type: seminar, University of Essex The course evaluates the political economy dynamics that contribute and hinder economic, social and political development, especially in Global South countries. It covers growth models, productivity cycles as well as democratic institutions, corruption and gender/LGBT+ inclusion. Foundations of Public Policy
Course type: seminar, University of Essex Scientific Reasoning for the Social Sciences Course type: lecture, University of Essex The course provides the basics of the philosophy and theory of social science, its structure and procedures. It also tackles questions such as 'what is a research design?' and 'how does one conduct a rigorous empirical social study?' Comparative Political Analysis Course type: lecture, University of Essex, Milano, LUISS
The course provides an introduction into the main strategies of comparative empirical analysis in political science. It teaches the necessary analytical foundations that applied researchers use to conduct empirical work such as basic notions of experiments and the assumptions of observational studies.
Course type: seminar, Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe The International Politics of Climate Change Course type: seminar, University of Konstanz
The course provides an introduction to concepts and perspectives employed within the international political debates on climate change. It first focuses on the international policies that help addressing this global environmental problem, and then tackles countries' interests, positions and strategies at international climate change negotiations.
Course type: Seminar, Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe
The course provides students with the critical knowledge and skills to analyze the extenalities of economic growth and energy use on a global scale. It specifically focuses on the forces behind energy policy and the interests of industrial, financial and political actors internationally.
Mentorship
Supervised PhDs (completed):
Lorenzo Crippa (2019-2022; Essex; University of Glasgow) PhD students (in course): Jacob Edenhofer (Oxford, 2024 -), Lara Hankeln (Oxford, 2024 -), Maurice Hirt (Oxford, 2024 -) Fikayo Akeredolu (2024 -)
Postdocs:
Anthony Calacino (Oxford, 2024 -); Mats Ahrenshop (Oxford, 2024 -); Hayley Pring (Oxford, 2024 -) |