Teaching
I joined the University of Liverpool Management School in May 2007, initially to teach on the Masters in Public Administration (MPA). I now teach across a range of business-related degrees, with a focus on the relationship between government, institutions and business.
- ULMS205 Government and Business Module Co-ordinator Undergraduate
- ULMS530 Government and Business Module Co-ordinator Postgraduate
- POLI557 The Formal and Informal Institutions of Public Administration and Governance Module Co-ordinator Postgraduate
Module levels are indicated by the University of Liverpool code convention (2-series undergraduate, 5-series postgraduate).
Doctoral supervision
I currently supervise three doctoral projects, and have supervised a range of completed and in-progress theses spanning peace and business, public auditing, Chinese fiscal policy and regional integration.
Current projects
- First supervisor Political and economic integration in China
- First supervisor The experience of public auditors
- Second supervisor Business and peace
Supervised theses
- 01 Big Business and Grand Challenges: How Multinationals Can Contribute to Peace
- 02 Supreme Audit Institution and Anti-Corruption: The Dilemmatic Circumstances of Auditors in Indonesia
- 03 The Effect of China's Post-1994 Fiscal Structure on Social Welfare
- 04 The Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area: The Challenge of Economic and Political Integration