Digital market regulations respond to technological changes and global dynamics, but also to how political actors shape markets. Focusing on the Digital Markets Act, this article explains the EU’s marketcraft as the result of a struggle in the EU’s policy field between political actors promoting competing economic ideas in a rapidly evolving technological and geopolitical context.
Election implications for Bangladesh’s domestic stability and foreign relations
The Monocle
Election implications for Bangladesh’s domestic stability and foreign relations
Jacob Williams
I am currently researching the 'postliberal' movement and its critique of liberalism both as a theory and as a 'regime', with a view to systematising and evaluating the merits of the various postliberal claims.
Identifying Africa's untold climate change stories
Politics & data in India's general election
Methodologies for tracking and reporting AI
DPIR MPhil students awarded Department’s first thesis prize
Miyo Peck-Suzuki
My research interests broadly revolve around feminist philosophy, anti-carceralism, and critical theories of state power. My doctoral work focuses on the feminists of the Asian American Movement. Relying on archival work and interviews, I push against the notion that there has never been a distinct Asian American feminism and draw out the Movement's theoretical contributions for philosophies of race, work, and gender.