Ernesto Gallo

Dr Ernesto Gallo is an Assistant Professor in International Relations at Regent's University London since 2018. His research focuses on International Relations Theory, Political Economy, and Eurasian Politics, with a particular interest in authoritarian neoliberalism and the political dynamics of Central Asia. He has held affiliations at institutions including UCL/SSEES (2015–2017) and the University of Campania L. Vanvitelli (Summer 2024 as a visiting researcher).

Education: PhD in Political Science (International Relations pathway) from the University of Turin (2006), MA and BA in International and Diplomatic Studies from the same institution (2002). He also holds a PGCHE from Regent's University London (202?).

Research interests include the interplay between globalization, authoritarianism, and state power, with recent work examining Kazakhstan's geopolitical position between Russia and China. His current book project with Brill explores 'authoritarian neoliberalism.'

Teaching spans courses on international organizations, US foreign policy, African politics, and political economy. He contributes to policy briefs and commentaries for platforms like Open Democracy and the Institute for Security and Development Studies.

Professional affiliations include Chatham House as a Designated Member.