Dr Bernardo Rangoni
Senior Lecturer

Profile

Biography

I am a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor, tenured) in the Department of Politics at the University of York, where I lead the Postgraduate Programs in Public Policy and convene thePublic Policy Research Cluster. My research focuses on governance and regulation, drawing on experience at institutions such as the European University Institute (Max Weber Fellow) and the London School of Economics (Fellow in Political Economy), as well as visiting fellowships at the EUI and Yale Law School.

Research

Overview

My research examines governance and regulation, with a focus on markets and firms. I am the author of Experimentalist Governance: From Architectures to Outcomes (Oxford University Press, 2023) and have co-edited special issues for leading journals, including Regulation & Governance and Governance. My work has been published in top outlets such as the Journal of European Public Policy and the Journal of Common Market Studies. Current projects explore regulatory metrics, dynamic governance, and regulation and trust, supported by a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship.

Available PhD research projects

Dr Bernado Rangoni welcomes PhD applications in the following areas:

• Regulation
• Governance
• Public policy
• Political economy 

Teaching

Undergraduate

I teach and convene courses at the University of York, including Regulation and Governance (creator and convenor) and Theories of the Policy Process (re-designed and convened). My teaching emphasizes interdisciplinary research, critical thinking, and practical applications. I have delivered guest lectures at institutions such as Harvard University and Yale Law School, and my efforts were recognized with a teaching excellence nomination at the LSE.

External activities

Overview

I actively contribute to international research networks such as the International Public Policy Association (IPPA) and the International Association on Regulation & Governance (IARG). I co-edited the LSE Europe in Question series and serve as a reviewer for leading journals, including Regulation & Governance and New Political Economy. Recent highlights include organizing the workshops Regulation and (Dis)Trust and Reversing Delegation? Politicization, De-Delegation, and Non-Majoritarian Institutions at the EUI, both culminating in special issues in top-tier journals. I also review for major publishers, including Oxford and Cambridge University Presses.