Governing Market Access: How Index Providers Gatekeep Local Currency Sovereign Debt
Governing Market Access: Local Currency, Sovereign Debt, and the Gatekeeping Power of Index Providers
Faye Shen Li Thijssen
I am a first-year MPhil student in Politics (Comparative Government) at Pembroke College, Oxford working under the supervision of Professor Robin Harding. My current research aims to better understand and examine potential relationships between indirect influences of corporate marketing on public opinion and broader systems of polarization, particularly within the context of environmentalism in advanced democracies.
Geoeconomic implications of the Japan-EU Relations – trade, digitalization and sustainability
Deviant women: citizenship, political participation, and incarceration of the secular left in post-revolutionary Iran (1979-1990)
The Ethics of Countering Disinformation: Navigating Normative Ideals in the Age of Fake News
WRRS AND MENA POLITICS JOINT EVENT - Women and electoral politics in Iran and Turkey: Undemocratic structures and feminist resistance
Kabuki music and compositions
Lily Green
Lily is a DPhil student in Politics at the University of Oxford. Her research focuses on environmental politics in non-democracies. Prior to this, she obtained an MPhil in Russian and East European Studies at St Antony's College, University of Oxford and wrote her Masters thesis on environmental crises and elite blame avoidance. She spent a year living in Moscow, studying at Moscow State University.