DPhil, Nuffield College, University of Oxford
Faculty member since 2015, Professor Hollway is Co-Director of Professional Skills Training for International Relations/Political Science. He is also affiliated with the Centre for International Environmental Studies, the Global Governance Centre and the Centre for Trade and Economic Integration. Before coming to the Graduate Institute, Professor Hollway was a postdoctoral research fellow at ETH Zürich and USI Lugano. Theoretically, he investigates theories about how actors relate to each other and resources through institutions. Empirically, this relies on collecting data on the governance of complex global fields of social activity such as the environment or trade.
He develops multilevel and dynamic theories, methods, and data to help us better understand the implications of institutional and policy choices in complex settings such as the global governance of fisheries, freshwater, trade, and health.
THEMATIC EXPERTISE
- Governance & multilateralism
- Environmental governance & policies
- Digital technologies
- Technology governance
- International organisations, UN
- Artificial intelligence & big data
- Trade, WTO & regulation
- Global health diplomacy, global health governance
- Extractive economies, commodities & natural resources
- Water management
GEOGRAPHICAL EXPERTISE
- New Zealand
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Books
- David Knoke, Mario Diani, James Hollway, Dimitris Christopoulos (2021). Multimodal Political Networks. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
GRANTS
- Power and Networks and the Rate of Change in Institutional Complexes (2020, SNF)