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Jerry O'Shea
Department of Politics and International Studies (POLIS)
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College: Corpus Christi college
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Labour Party political economy
Monetary policy and politics
Global finance, especially securitisation
Housing policy
UK politics
20th century political thought, and history of social sciences
Thesis Title: The Political Economy of New Labour and John Prescott: a study of the politics and built environment of the English regions 1997-2010
Supervisor: Professor Peter Sloman
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