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Jael TAN

PhD Researcher in International Relations & Political Science
Spoken languages
English, Mandarin, German
Areas of expertise
  • International Institutions
  • International regime complexity
  • Small and less powerful states
Geographical Region of Expertise
  • East Asia

PhD Thesis

 

PhD Supervisor: James Hollway

Expected completion date: 2025

 

Profile

 

Jael is a PhD candidate at the International Relations and Political Science Department. Her research investigates how states pursue or navigate change in international institutional structures, focusing on trade and environmental agreements. She is also a Research Assistant for Professor James Hollway’s project “PANARCHIC: Power and Network and the Rate of Change in Institutional Complexes". Before moving to Geneva, Jael obtained a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a master’s degree in International Relations from the University of Oxford.

 

Academic Work experience

 

Research Experience

Research assistant for the SNSF-funded project 'PANARCHIC: Power and Network and the Rate of Change in Institutional Complexes' led by Associate Professor James Hollway

 

Research Interests

 

  • International organisations and international regime complexes
  • Trade agreements
  • Water and climate politics
  • The role of small and less powerful states in international cooperation
  • Social networks analysis

     

AFILIATIONS
 

Hoffmann Center for Global Sustainability

 

Links

 

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