معرفی
Dr. J-P Salter is an Associate Professor (Teaching) in Public Policy at the Department of Political Science, University College London. He previously worked in banking and regulatory policy before pursuing postgraduate studies in economics, public policy, and a PhD in political science. His research focuses on regulatory politics, including interactions between market actors/civil society and policymakers, regulatory institution design, and narratives shaping policy. Since 2021, he serves as Deputy Director of Education, overseeing teaching practices. He teaches modules on agenda setting, policy-making, and policy-practice linkages. His publications analyze EU financial regulation, Brexit negotiations, and institutional governance dynamics.
Education
- PhD in Political Science
- Masters in Public Policy
- Masters in Economics
- Undergraduate Degree in Modern History
Research Interests
Salter explores how financial institutions engage with regulators and EU policy frameworks, emphasizing accountability mechanisms and narrative influence. He examines regulatory institutions' independence, knowledge accumulation, and functional roles at national and European levels. Recent work addresses post-Brexit regulatory shifts and civil society impacts on policy.
Teaching & Leadership
He leads postgraduate 'Agenda Setting' and undergraduate modules on policy-making. As Deputy Director, he drives pedagogical innovation and curricular development in political science education.
