Current posts at the University of Oxford
- Professor of Comparative Political Economy and Social Policy, Department of Social Policy and Intervention
- Governing Body Fellow at St Antony’s college
- Associate member, Nuffield College
Selected past positions
- Associate Professor of Comparative Social Policy, University of Oxford
- Fernand Braudel Senior Fellow, European University Institute
- Visiting Scholar, Harvard University
- Visiting Fellow, University of Konstanz
- OxPo Visiting Professor, Sciences Po Paris
- Senior Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics and Political Science
- Research officer London School of Economics and Political Science
Selected education
- PhD, London School of Economics and Political Science
- MSc, London School of Economics and Political Science
Awards and honours (selected)
- 2024-2025: Mid-career Fellowship, British Academy.
- 2020: Co-I on project “Oxford Covid19 Policy Trackers: Improving social policy monitoring”, Economic, Social, Cultural, & Environmental Impacts of Covid-19 – Urgent Response Fund, University of Oxford
- 2019: John Fell Research Fund award
- 2018: Best Research Output, University of Reading
- 2017: Building Outstanding Impact Support Programme (BOISP) award
- 2016: 2020 Research Fellowship (University of Reading)
- 2016: American Political Science Association Best Paper Award in European Politics
- 2015: Best Research Output Competition, runner-up prize awarded by the Research Endowment Trust Fund of the University of Reading
- 2014: Celebrating Success Award for fostering cross-school collaboration, School of Politics, Economics and International Relations, University of Reading
- 2013: Doctoral Researcher Prize awarded by the Network for European Social Policy Analysis
- 2013: Young talent’s panel organised by the 10th European Conference of the International Labour and Employment Relations Association (ILERA)
- 2012: Class Teaching Prize, Government Department, LSE
- 2009 – 2012: Full PhD Scholarship in recognition of outstanding academic merit and research potential, LSE