The High Politics of Trade: Discourse, Institutions, and International Realignments in the Trump Era
I am currently doing a PhD in Politics, supervised by Professor Tony Heron and Dr Tomaz Fares. My research examines how contemporary geopolitical dynamics and institutional configurations shape the politics of international trade, using US agricultural trade policy as the principal empirical case. More broadly, I analyse the role of discourse, institutional constraints, and evolving power structures within a changing global order.
Funding
CSC(China Scholarship Council)- University of York joint-funded PhD Scholarship
Research interests
International political economy of Trade, Political Na
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