Ilias Alami
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Assistant Professor in the Political Economy of Development
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Dr. Ilias Alami is an Assistant Professor in the Political Economy of Development at the University of Cambridge, UK. His research focuses on industrial policy, financial systems, and state capitalism, as reflected in his recent publications addressing topics such as foreign investment screening and climate change governance. Dr. Alami explores contemporary dynamics in global finance and the geopolitical implications of infrastructure and economic networks amidst resurgent state capitalism.
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Union for Radical Political Economics Fellowship 2017-2018
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President's Doctoral Scholar Award
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MSCA- STASIS 2022-2024
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Tim Zajontz
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Steve Rolf
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Adrienne Roberts
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Imogen T. Liu
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Yawei Zhao
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Sarah Bracking
King’s College London
Meredith DeBoom
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Jack Taggart
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Matthew Paterson
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Seung-Ook Lee
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Emma Mawdsley
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