Anja Shortland
Anja Shortland joined the department of Economics and Finance at Brunel
University in September 2006. She obtained an M.Eng from Oxford and her
MSc and PhD in International Relations from the London School of
Economics. She previously worked at the University of Leicester and taught
at Oxford, LSE and SOAS. Anja's main research interest is the interaction
between political conditions, institutions and economic outcomes. Research Interests:
Political Economy, Financial Development, Political violence
Courses: EC5507 Development Finance Political economy of financial development, economic effects of
political regime characteristics / political instability and
violence Andrianova, A.; Demetriades,
P. and Shortland, A. (2008): Government Ownership of Banks, Institutions
and Financial Development Journal of Development
Economics Volume
85, Issue 1-2, Pages 218-252 Fielding
D. and Shortland A. (2009):‘“ An Eye for an Eye, a Tooth for a Tooth”: a
Study of Political Violence in Girma, S. and Shortland, A
(2008): The Political Economy of Financial Development; Fielding, D. and
Shortland, A., (2006): What Drives National Attitudes towards the Threat
of Violence? forthcoming in Applied Economics
Letters Fielding, D. and
Shortland, A., (2005), Political Violence and Excess Liquidity in
Fielding, D. and
Shortland, A., (2005), How does Political Violence Affect Currency
Substitution? Evidence from Shortland, A. and
Stasavage, D., (2004), Monetary policy in the CFA Franc Zone: Estimating
Reaction Functions for the BCEAO, Journal Of African Economies Vol
13 #4 pp 518-535
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