Aanor Roland

Ms. Aanor Roland is a Researcher in the Department of Comparative Politics at the Faculty of Sociology, Universität Bielefeld. She serves as a Research Associate under Prof. Sack and is affiliated with the university's Doctoral Candidates program. Her research focuses on EU tax policy, corporate taxation, and policy dynamics, with particular emphasis on tax havens, blacklisting mechanisms, and pandemic-era economic strategies.

Key research areas include EU regulatory frameworks for taxation, policy diffusion mechanisms in fiscal matters, and the political economy of corporate tax avoidance. Her work often intersects with comparative politics and global governance, analyzing how crises such as the financial turmoil and the pandemic shape policy responses and institutional interactions.

Publications highlight contributions to understanding tax haven public opinion, diffusion of tax policies across EU member states, and the role of politicization in shaping corporate tax reforms. She has engaged with topics ranging from post-crisis fiscal measures to ECB crisis policymaking, reflecting a broad yet focused academic trajectory.