PhD, Sociology
Master's of Communication
Bachelor of Communication
Leverhulme Trust Early Career Research Fellow and Isaac Newtown Trust Research Fellow
Co-taught “Taxation” and “Tax Policy” courses to students undertaking Bachelor of Civil Law/Juris Doctor degree program. Researching global implementation of tax policies on the digital economy and conducting 10-year study of women in onshore/offshore finance. Co-organized tax policy colloquium series.
Consultant for “Money and Mobility: Investment Migration in a Post-COVID World” Project (PI: Kristin Surak) which investigates the demographic uptake and economic outcomes of “golden visa” and “golden passport” programs.
Developed syllabus and taught third year undergraduate “Political Sociology” course:
CancerSCREEN Project (PI: Stuart Hogarth, Department of Sociology): Researched financialization of medical diagnostics industry on cancer screening practices.
Studied conception of resource needs and economic decision-making of cloud users (Systems and Networking Group).
Conducted socio-legal, economic and anthropological research on offshore financial centres and studied cryptocurrencies and distributed ledgers through Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion.
Taxpayer Services and Debt Management
"The Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship is a highly prestigious, fiercely competitive, post-doctoral award for researchers who are near the start of their career." https://www.leverhulme.ac.uk/early-career-fellowships
"A distinguished recognition program for the most promising young tax policy enthusiasts who passionately contribute to the advancement of taxation and tax justice. Laureates selected for their academic and professional commitment and their potential to shape the international tax system": https://taxcoop.org/en/35-leaders/
"The Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS Master's Scholarships funding opportunity seeks to develop research skills and assist in the training of highly qualified personnel by supporting students in the social sciences and humanities who demonstrate a high standard of achievement in undergraduate and early graduate studies.": https://www.sshrc-crsh.gc.ca/funding-financement/programs-programmes/fellowships/cgs_masters-besc_maitrise-eng.aspx
University of Cambridge, Co-organizer
University of Cambridge, Co-organizer
University of Cambridge, Co-organizer
McGill University, Co-organizer
McGill University, Co-organizer
University of Cambridge, Co-organizer and workshop convener, Co-organized week-long symposium with over 1,800 participants from serious fraud offices and financial intelligence units: https://www.crimesymposium.org
Co-organizer, University of Cambridge and Copenhagen Business School, Tax Colloquium Series
Co-organizer and grant writer, Queen’s University, Canada, Co-organized global conference to strengthen Canada’s participation in tax justice and women’s rights in order to increase Canada’s presence in human rights involvement through fiscal and economic justice.
Co-organizer and grant writer, McGill University, Created a network of established and early- career researchers, academics and advocates to engage in dialogue on complex international problems surrounding tax abuses and human rights.
University of Cambridge, Chair (2024-2026), Appointed Committee Member (2023-2026)
Fortnightly tax discussion group at the University of Cambridge with occasional workshops, conferences and events.
Department of Sociology
Visiting Fellow
University of Cambridge
Research Affiliate
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