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Mark Hibben is an Associate Professor in the Political Science/History Department at Saint Joseph’s College. He holds a PhD from Syracuse University, two MA degrees (Syracuse University and University of Birmingham, U.K.), and a BS from the University of Maine. His research focuses on globalization, international political economy, human rights, and poverty/inequality, particularly analyzing IMF and World Bank policies in the post-Washington Consensus era and China’s influence on global development.
Education:
- PhD, Syracuse University
- MA, Syracuse University
- MA, University of Birmingham, U.K.
- BS, University of Maine
His research emphasizes three core areas: (1) IMF/World Bank policy shifts post-Washington Consensus, (2) institutional collaboration between IMF and World Bank, and (3) China’s growing global development impact. Recent work includes co-editing The Oxford Handbook of the International Monetary Fund (2024) and co-authoring What is Wrong with the IMF and How to Fix It (2018).
Awards:
- 2020 Faculty Professorship Award (Saint Joseph’s College)
- 2019 Excellence in Teaching Award (Saint Joseph’s College)
- 2011 IMF-World Bank Academic Fellowship
He has no listed advisees or grants. Hibben is affiliated with the American Political Science Association and International Studies Association. Outside academia, he enjoys ultimate Frisbee, coffee, and Boston Red Sox games.
