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David Coen is Professor of Public Policy at the Department of Political Science and School of Public Policy, University College London (UCL). He serves as Pro Vice Provost at UCL and directs the Global Governance Institute. His career includes prior roles at London Business School, Max Planck Institute, and visiting fellowships at the European University Institute, Fulbright Commission, and Harvard University.
- PhD, European University Institute, Florence (1996)
- Master of Science, Cardiff University (1990)
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours), University of Portsmouth (1989)
Coen's research focuses on business-government relations, including EU business lobbying strategies, regulatory governance, Brexit's impact on corporate representation, EU regulatory reform, and climate governance with emphasis on corporate greenwashing. His work spans political science, public administration, and political economy.
Recent publications address parallel corporate lobbying strategies, EU policy cycle engagement, global governance institutional reforms, and climate policy effectiveness. Articles reflect interdisciplinary approaches to business-government dynamics and regulatory transparency.
- Scientific awards include Schuman Distinguished Fellowship, Fernand Braudel Fellowship, Fulbright Fellowship, and Royal Society of Arts Fellowship.
- Grants from Anglo-German Foundation, British Academy, European Union, Nuffield Foundation, and Fulbright Foundation.
He teaches courses on public policy theories, EU policy, lobbying practice, and business-government relations. The Global Governance Institute under his direction explores climate action, institutional integrity, and sustainable development goals (SDG 13 & 16).
