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Annabelle Gouttebroze
Annabelle Gouttebroze is a DPhil (PhD) candidate in International Relations at St Hilda's College. Her research explores how the private sector's role in the development and trade of dual-use technologies introduces security risks.
Tobias Gerber
Tobias Gerber is an MSc student in Politics Research at Wolfson College, Oxford. His research interests centre on international security and foreign policy analysis, with a particular focus on how leaders shape decisions to use or threaten force.
Yufeng Liu
I am a DPhil student in Politics (Comparative Government) focusing on the political economy of subnational government, examining inter-governmental arrangements and their implications on political and economic outcomes. It also concerns a cross-national comparison of fiscally centralised states, namely the UK, France, and China. I employ quantitative methods of causal inference and game theory, whereas my theoretic framework is intrinsically comparativist and historical institutionalist.