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Qualifications
PhD (Warwick)
MA (Dalhousie)
BA (Waterloo)
Teaching
International Political Economy
World Politics US
International Economic Relations
Asian Political Economy
Research Interests
Changing Forms of Business in the Global Political Economy (outsourcing,
private equity, investment banking)
Nationality in the Global Economy
Ideology versus Business Interests in US Foreign Economic Policy
Foreign Policy-Making in Developing Countries
Current Research Projects
Private Equity Funds as Business and Political Actors
Foreign Economic Policy and Firm Responses to Emerging Market
Crises
The Global South in Transnational Government Networks: New
Diplomacy or Imposed Consensus?
Publications (Selected List)
Robertson, Justin, “Reconsidering American Interests in
Emerging Market Crises: An Unanticipated Outcome to the Asian Financial
Crisis,” Review of International Political Economy,
Vol. 14, No.
2, 2007
Robertson, Justin (ed), Power and Politics after Financial
Crises: Rethinking Foreign Opportunism in Emerging Markets, collection
to be published in Palgrave’s International Political Economy Series,
2007
Robertson, Justin and East, Maurice A (eds), Diplomacy and
Developing Nations: Post-Cold War Foreign Policy Making Structures and
Processes, London:
Routledge, 2005.
Robertson, Justin, Capitalizing on Crisis? US Power in the
Aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis, book manuscript under review.
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