Chris is an economic historian. His research addresses the causes and consequences of banking crises, the formulation and implementation of monetary policy, and the design and performance of cooperative organisations. He is also interested in famines, pandemics and sample selection, and the optimal design of patent systems. He teaches economic history at undergraduate level.
Director of Research Impact; Co-Director of the Centre for Economic History
PhD (London School of Economics and Political Science)
economic history; financial history; business history; financial cooperatives; monetary policy; demography; pandemics; patent systems; pedagogical research
