Research & Teaching Interests
International Relations, Comparative and
International Political Economy, Politics of Finance,
International Organizations, European Union, Sub-Saharan
Africa, International Non-Governmental Organizations and
Transatlantic Economic Relations
Elliot Posner
elliot.posner@case.edu
Phone (216) 368-1015
Fax (216) 368-4681
Mather House 312
Curriculum Vitae
Before earning a Ph.D. from the University
of California, Berkeley (2002), Elliot Posner
received degrees from the School of Advanced
International Studies at the Johns Hopkins University
(M.A.) and Brown University (B.A.). He served as a Peace Corps volunteer in
Botswana, where he taught English and math to eighth and
ninth graders.
Prof. Posner's book, The Origins of Europe's New Stock
Markets (Harvard University Press, 2009), explores the
causes of Europe's emergence as a global financial
power, addressing classic and new questions about the
origins of markets and their relationship to politics
and bureaucracy. His work has appeared (or is
forthcoming) in International Organization, the
Review of International Political Economy, World
Politics and
edited volumes. He is currently writing a series of
papers about the rules governing cross-border financial
activity and European reactions to the financial crisis.
As the department's internship coordinator, he oversees
the Wellman Hill Political Science Internship Grants
Program.
Selected Publications and Papers:
"Sequence as Cause: The International Politics
of Accounting Standards," unpublished.
"Making Rules for Global Finance: Transatlantic
Regulatory Cooperation at the Turn of the Millennium,"
International Organization, (forthcoming 2009).
The Origins of Europe's New Stock Markets (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2009).
"The Lamfalussy Process: Polyarchic Origins of Networked Financial Rulemaking in the EU," in
EU Governance: Towards a New Architecture? Eds., Charles F. Sabel and Jonathan Zeitlin (Oxford: Oxford University Press,
forthcoming 2009).
"Financial Transformation in the European Union," in
Making History: European Integration and Institutional
Change at Fifty (State of the European Union, Volume 8),
eds. Kathleen McNamara and Sophie Meunier (Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2007).
"Sources of Institutional
Change: The Supranational Origins of Europe's New Stock
Markets," (*pdf) World Politics 58, 1
(October 2005): 1-40.
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