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Anna is a PhD candidate at the European Institute, under the supervision of Jonathan White and Abby Innes.
Her research combines political theory, political economy and intellectual history to explore the contemporary politics of climate-driven inflationary shocks.
Anna holds a First Class degree in Human, Social and Political Sciences from the University of Cambridge, a Graduate Diploma in Economics from Birkbeck College and an M.A. Economics from the New School in New York.
Her research builds on her professional experience in the field of climate and economic policy. She has worked in London, Geneva and Washington D.C. for a variety of think tanks, media groups and international organisations, including the United Nations Human Rights Council, the Right Livelihood Award Foundation, and Positive Money. Most recently, as Policy Fellow at the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, she managed a programme of work dedicated to advancing ambitious approaches to green industrial strategy across the UK government. Her research and writing has appeared in outlets such as the Independent, Financial Times, New Statesman, and Public Seminar.
Anna's research is funded by an ESRC studentship.