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GGC Staff - Nina Kiderlin 1

Nina KIDERLIN

PhD Researcher in Anthropology and Sociology
Research Fellow, Centre for Finance and Development
Spoken languages
English, German, French, Spanish
Areas of expertise
  • Banking Regulation
  • Governance, local and international
  • International law
  • Sociology of Finance
  • FinTech
  • Armed Groups
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Financial inclusion

PhD Thesis

 

PhD Supervisor, Co-Supervisor & Second Reader: Gregoire Mallard, John Hagan and Julie Billaud

Expected completion date: 2024

 

Profile

 

My PhD research focuses on the sociology of finance, banking regulation, and the interplay of transnational processes, history, and law. I am particularly interested in legal and financial knowledge construction of public and private actors and how they shapre 21st century professional institutions. I also work as a teaching assistant at the Graduate Institute.

 

Research Interests

 

  • Sociology of Finance
  • Financial Regulation
  • Banking Regulation
  • Professionalization
  • FinTech
  • Governance: Local, International
  • Knowledge, Law, and Expertise
  • Armed Groups
  • International Law

 

Relevant Publications and Works

 

 

Academic Work Experience

 

Teaching Experience

I am a Teaching Assistant for different courses in the ANSO and MINT departments including Research Design and Proposal Writing in the Social Sciences, Apocalypse Then and Now: Advanced Research Seminar in Understanding Systemic Collapse and Adaptation, Anthropology and Finance, and Climates and History.

Research Experience

I was a Research Assistant on the ERC-funded project "PATHS of International Law". The project seeks to understand when and how international law changes, how this change is registered among participants in legal discourses, and how pathways of change differ across issue areas and sites of international legal practice.

 

 

AFFILIATIONS

 

Centre for Finance and Development

 


 

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