Noemi Mantovan

Dr. Noemi Mantovan is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Liverpool Management School. She previously worked at Bangor University and earned her PhD from Durham University. As an Associate Editor of the European Economic Review since 2019, she focuses on Labour Economics, Political Economy, and Financial Economics, with specializations in female labour supply, volunteering, voting behavior, and credit risk. Her research has been published in top journals such as the Economic Journal, European Economic Review, and British Journal of Industrial Relations.

Her teaching includes modules like Global Economic (And Business) Environment (ECON159) and International Economics (ECON704), alongside supervising dissertations in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (HASS301). Her work bridges theoretical and applied economics, addressing societal challenges such as domestic violence impacts, Brexit effects on SMEs, and mental health influences on career choices.

Dr. Mantovan’s recent articles explore topics like political preferences’ influence on stock markets, sovereign credit ratings’ voter effects, and regulatory reforms in European banking. She engages with policy-relevant questions, emphasizing empirical rigor and interdisciplinary approaches. Despite no explicitly listed awards, her editorial role and prolific publications highlight her scholarly impact in economics and public policy.