Max Beber

Max Beber serves as Senior Tutor, Governing Body Fellow, and College Anti-Harassment Officer at Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge, holding these positions since October 2000. Previously (1990-2000), he was a Fellow of Selwyn College and consultant with J.F. Chown and Company Ltd in London specializing in prudential regulation and corporate taxation of financial enterprises. He maintains academic affiliations as Affiliated Lecturer at the Centre of International Studies and Visiting Lecturer at ASERI (Graduate School of Economics and International Relations, Catholic University of Milan).

His research centers on International Economics and European Economic Integration, with specific expertise in financial regulation, corporate taxation frameworks, and Eurozone dynamics. He investigates long-term economic impacts of financial market integration and political economy challenges in monetary union adoption, particularly regarding Britain's relationship with the Euro.

Analysis of his publications reveals consistent focus on regulatory-policy interfaces within European financial systems, bridging theoretical economic models with practical implications for cross-border banking and fiscal coordination. His work emphasizes historical context in economic integration processes and institutional responses to monetary union challenges.

As Senior Tutor (since 2008) and Director of Studies for Economics, he oversees academic administration, student supervision, and curriculum development at Sidney Sussex College while serving as primary contact for harassment policy enforcement.