Experts

Dr. Seán Kenny is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Economics in University College Cork, Ireland and is a research affiliate of Lund University, Sweden and Queen’s University, Belfast. His research focuses primarily on macroeconomic history, with particular focus on financial crises, public debt, political economy and productivity. He is the Principal Investigator on the project External Shocks and Fiscal Sustainability.

Michael Kenny is Professor of Public Policy and inaugural director of the Bennett Institute of Public Policy at Cambridge University. His expertise lies in public policy, governance, territorial politics, British politics and political ideas. His current work is around the territorial implications of Brexit, the policy dilemmas associated with left-behind communities and the remaking of the British state.

Soumaya Keynes is the Britain Economics Editor for The Economist, based in London. She also co-host a podcast called Trade Talks. Before joining The Economist Soumaya did research on the public finances and pensions at the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Amjad Muhammad Khan an economist currently working as a Young Professional in The World Bank’s Global Water Practice (Washington, DC). His research interests lie at the intersection of development, labor, and urban economics. Much of his work also revolves around themes from political economy, economic history, economic geography, and the economics of culture, identity and religion.

Professor Sangeeta Khorana is an international trade expert with over 25 years of experience in academia, business and government. As Professor of Economics at Bournemouth University, she leads research and teaching on international trade policy, in particular on design of free trade agreement. She regularly advises governments on international trade policy, mainly on bilateral negotiations and trade reform. She has successfully undertaken funded research projects for various national and

Mayank Khurana, currently a Master of Public Policy candidate at LSE, has dedicated over seven years to economic strategy and international trade policy. Previously an economist in a leading Indian DFI, his expertise lies in crafting impactful economic policies and exploring approaches in global trade.