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EXPERTISE
Geographic Areas
Latin America
Brazil
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Issues
Economic Development
Newly Industrialized Countries
Foreign Investment
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Mahrukh Doctor
Adjunct professor of Latin American Studies
(Fall Semester)
Lecturer in Political Economy, University of Hull
Research associate, Brazilian Studies Programme, Oxford University
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Background and Education
Lecturer in international relations, University of Reading (2003-2005); research fellow in international political economy, University of Oxford, St. Antony's College and Centre for Brazilian Studies (2000-2003); lecturer, University of London, Birkbeck College (1994-1995); economic consultant , The World Bank (1991-1992); D.Phil in political economy, University of Oxford (UK); M.A. in international relations, SAIS; B.A. in political science and history, Coe College (U.S.); studied at St. Xavier's College (India)
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Publications
“Country Focus: Brazil,” Political Insight (April 2011); “The Future of Brazilian Industrial Strategy,” Policy Network Essays and Opinion (July 2011); “Is Brazilian Capitalism at an Institutional Equilibrium?: A Varieties of Capitalism approach,” Desenvolvimento em Debate (January-April 2010); “Furthering Industrial Competitiveness in Brazil: the case of the automotive industry,” in W. Mancuso, M.A. Leopoldi and W. Iglecias (eds), Brasil: Empresas, Empresarios e Sociedade (2010) (translated into Portuguese); “Brazil’s Rise and the Role of Big Business,” Bologna Center Journal of International Affairs (Spring 2010); "Lula's Development Council: Neo-Corporatism and Policy Reform in Brazil," in Latin American Perspectives (November 2007); "Why Bother with Inter-regionalism? Negotiations for a European Union-Mercosur Association Agreement," Journal of Common Market Studies (June 2007); “Boosting Investment and Growth: the Role of Social Pacts in the Brazilian Automotive Industry,” Oxford Development Studies (March 2007); regular contributor on Brazil and Mercosur issues to Oxford Analytical; author of several articles in academic journals on Latin American economic issues.
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Awards and Affiliations
Excellence in Teaching Award, Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association (2007 and 2010)
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Languages
English
Hindi
Portuguese
German
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Classes
Survey of Modern Latin American Politics
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