Liliana Harding

Liliana Harding is a Lecturer in Economics at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, affiliated with the School of Economics. She has previously taught at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, and the University of the West of England, Bristol. Her academic journey includes advanced studies at leading institutions across the UK and Romania.

Education:

• PhD in Economics – University of the West of England, Bristol
• MSc in Political Economy of Transition in Europe – London School of Economics and Political Science
• Undergraduate Degree – Universitatea de Vest din Timisoara, Romania
• Soros/FCO/Chevening Scholar – University of Oxford

Her research centers on the economics of migration, with broader interests in labour economics, regional development, and comparative economic systems. These themes reflect her focus on transition economies and socio-economic dynamics in Europe, particularly in Eastern Europe. Her academic background at LSE and Oxford underscores her specialization in political and institutional economic change.

Liliana Harding has been recognized through prestigious scholarships including the Soros, FCO, and Chevening awards, which reflect her academic excellence and leadership potential.

She advises students in economics, particularly in migration and labour-related topics, though no formal list of advisees is currently available. While no active grants or funded projects are listed, her prior affiliations suggest engagement in research on European economic transitions. She is involved in academic instruction within the School of Economics, though specific courses are not currently displayed.