Graduate Student, Politics and International Relations
University College
Thesis Title: Explaining Contemporary Patterns of Securities Market Regulation Across the Atlantic: Rules-Based versus Prudential Governance
About
Douglas recently completed an M.Phil in International Relations at University College, Oxford. His thesis was on trans-Atlantic regulatory competition and, in particular, considered emerging patterns of regulatory discourse and change relating to capital markets governance.
Douglas is currently working with the Global Markets Institute at Goldman Sachs. Prior to joining Goldman Sachs, he worked with the Council on Foreign Relations and the House of Commons (UK), serving as a Hansard Scholar and Research Associate, and working with the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Aside from regulatory politics, Douglas' interests include global economic governance, institutional change, and ethics. All aspects of international development interest him.
Contact Information
University College, Oxford, OX1 4BH
+44 777 586 8694 (UK)
+1 516 521 3348 (US)
Skype: dbgilman