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e: david.rueda@politics.ox.ac.uk a: Merton College, Oxford, OX1 4JD, UK t: 44 1865 276323 or 44 1865 278723 f: 44 1865 278725 |
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These are some of my graduate students (past and present), and some information on their work:
Dissertation: “Regional Concentration and Social Policies.” To be completed in 2011.
Research Interests: Political Economy, Social Policy, Institutions, Federalism and Decentralization.
Dissertation: “The Politics of Consumption Biases in Public Expenditures.” To be completed in 2010.
Research Interests: My research examines how individual preferences for specific public expenditures are affected by the degree to which their consumption is biased towards specific socio-economic groups. I provide a theoretical and empirical analysis of how such preferences aggregate through political parties and party competition. The insights of this analysis are used to explain changes in specific expenditures between countries, and within countries over time.
Dissertation: “The Governance of High-Skilled Immigration Policies in Advanced Industrial Countries.” Completed in 2009. Co-supervised with Martin Ruhs.
Research Interests: High-skilled labour immigration, comparative political economy, public policy, global and European Union governance, politics of advanced industrial countries.
Present Position: Anglo-German Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford.
Dissertation: “Strategic Partisan Policy Seekers.” Completed in 2009. Co-supervised with David Soskice.
Research Interests: Comparative political economy, politics of advanced industrial countries, health policy, education policy.
Present Position: Marie Curie Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Institute for International Integration Studies (IIIS) at Trinity College Dublin.
Dissertation: “Competition, Parties, and the Determinants of Change in European Corporate Governance: A Macro-Comparative Analysis.” Completed in 2008.
Research Interests: Corporate governance, politics and business systems, comparative political economy.
Present Position: Head of Corporate Governance, Institute of Directors, London, SW1Y 5ED.
Dissertation: “The State, Capital, and Economic Statecraft: The Political Economy of State-Business Relations in Peru and Chile.” Completed in 2008. Co-supervised with Rosemary Thorp .
Research Interests: Comparative Political Economy; Latin American Politics; Formal Methods.
Present Position: Economist (Young Professionals Program), The World Bank (Washington, DC).
Dissertation: “Why Ethnic Conflict Erupts: A Group-Oriented Approach.” Completed in 2007. Co-supervised with Henry Shue.
Research Interests: Ethnic conflict, civil war, democratisation, Latin America, Balkans.
Present Position: Osaka Gakuin Research Fellow, Queens' College, Cambridge.
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