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Dr J-P Salter

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Associate Professor (Teaching) in Public Policy
Room: G.04, 36-38 Gordon Square
贰尘补颈濒:听john-paul.salter@ucl.ac.uk

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Biography

I first read modern history, before going into the City and working in banking, where much of my time was spent in regulatory policy development and implementation. In 2009 I left the City, returned to academia, and took postgraduate degrees in economics and public policy, followed by a PhD in political science. My thesis looked at how British and German banks navigated their complex policy environment: how they managed relationships with their national regulator and with the European Banking Authority, and how they worked with them (and occasionally played them off against each other) in the development of EU legislation. I taught politics and public policy at King鈥檚 College London and at Oxford, and rejoined 新香港六合彩开奖结果in 2017. Since 2021, I have served Deputy Director of Education in the Department of Political Science, with particular responsibility for the development of teaching practices.

Research

My main research interests are in regulatory politics, with two overlapping strands. First, I am interested in the interface between market actors (and, more recently, civil society) and policy makers: I look at how lobbyists craft and deliver evidence to shape policy-making processes (thus, in whose interests regulations are made, and following which priorities), and how regulations then function in practice. Second, I am interested in the design and everyday work of regulatory institutions: their formal and functional independence; their ability to accumulate knowledge; and so on. More recently, this has developed into the study of the role of narratives and discourses in the formation of regulatory policy. My main empirical focus is on financial regulation, at both the nation-state and the European level.

Publications

Journal articles
  • Coen, D. and听Salter, J-P. (2020) 鈥樷��,听Business and Politics,听22(1), pp.听113鈥�134.
  • Salter, J-P. (2019)听鈥樷��,听Journal of Economic Policy Reform, 22(3), pp. 257鈥�272.
  • Salter, J-P. (2018)听鈥楾he Brexit Negotiations, from the General Election to the End of Phase 1鈥�,听Journal of Inter-Regional Studies: Regional and Global Perspectives, 1,听pp. 22鈥�38.
  • Salter, J-P. (2017)听鈥樷��,听Political Studies Review, 15(2), pp.听307鈥�308.
  • Menon, A. and听Salter, J-P. (2016)听鈥樷��,听International Affairs, 92(6), pp.听1297鈥�1318.听
  • Menon, A. and Salter, J-P.听(2016)听鈥樷��,听National Institute Economic Review, 236(1), pp.听2鈥�6.听
  • Salter, J-P. (2015)听鈥楤ook Review: R. Mayntz (ed.)听Crisis and Control: Institutional Change in Financial Market Regulation鈥�,听Political Studies Review, 13(1), pp.听116鈥�117.
  • Salter, J-P. (2015)听鈥楤ook Review: M. Lodge and听K. Wegrich (eds.)听鈥�, Political Studies Review, 13(3), pp.听437.
Book chapters
  • Radaelli, C. and Salter, J-P. (2019)听鈥樷��, in S. G盲nzle, B. Leruth and J. Trondal (eds.)听Differentiated Integration and Disintegration in a Post-Brexit Era. London: Routledge.

Teaching

I currently teach a postgraduate module on 鈥楢genda Setting鈥� (PUBL0027), and undergraduate modules on 鈥楶olicy Making鈥� (POLS0082) and 鈥楶olicy and Politics in Practice鈥� (POLS0064). I supervise dissertations on most aspects of public policy.