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Will Edmonds

Will Edmonds

PhD candidate

Biography

I am a PhD Student in the Department of Political Economy.

I completed a BA and MPhil in Economics at the University of Cambridge, and have more than three years’ experience working on economic regulatory issues in the UK, Ireland and elsewhere.

I write a monthly blog on UK public policy, here. My writing has featured in the ECPR's Political Science blog, The Loop.

Office hours

Thursday: 12.00-13.00

Waterloo JCMB B.08

Book a session during my office hour here.

You can also attend virtually if you'd like - please e-mail me after booking a slot to arrange this.

Research interests

  • Public policy
  • Political institutions
  • Economics
  • Devolution

Teaching modules

  • 5SSPP217 (Microeconomics)
  • 5SSPP228 (Economics of the Public Sector)

Doctoral research

My research is considering how English devolution may address issues of social justice in public transport policy.

I will use a mixed methods approach, combining difference-in-difference statistical methods, quantitative textual analysis and a comparative institutional ethnography of devolved public transport policymakers.

PhD supervisors

Dr Francesca Vantaggiato and Dr Federica Carugati.

Research

Fourth Annual Distinguished Lecture in Economics
Politics, Philosophy and Economics Research Group

The PPE research group studies questions spanning the disciplines of politics, philosophy, and economics.

Research

Fourth Annual Distinguished Lecture in Economics
Politics, Philosophy and Economics Research Group

The PPE research group studies questions spanning the disciplines of politics, philosophy, and economics.