Candidates will have expertise in the economics and politics of finance as it operates on a global scale. Candidates will study the globalization of finance and how finance has shaped globalization. Themes of particular interest include financial and sovereign debt crises; the effects of financialization on inequality, taxation, trade, the environment, and political institutions; and the connections between financial power and technology. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate students about how current and historical financial arrangements work in different settings, and how they shape interactions between the public and private spheres (including financial regulation and supervision), as well as between local, national, and global actors. The successful candidate must demonstrate capacity to guide graduate research involving multiple forms of quantitative data and analysis and to mentor across disciplinary lines.

Anticipated start date is 1 July 2023. The deadline for applications is 19 December 2022. The job posting is available here.