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Dr Mark Latham is a Lecturer in the Department of Management at Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, where he joined in 2020. He has held post-doctoral research and teaching positions at the University of Cambridge, University of London (School of Advanced Study), McGill University (Canada), Cardiff Business School, and the University of Cardiff.
- Position: Lecturer
- Department: Department of Management
- School: Birmingham Business School
- Institution: University of Birmingham
- Email: m.latham@bham.ac.uk
His research focuses on corruption, occupational regulation and professionalisation, economic and business history, and long-term institutional development. His current project, funded by the Economic History Society, examines the historical and cross-country evolution of anti-corruption laws.
Dr Latham's recent publications span topics such as institutional corruption in 18th-century Britain, bankruptcy and insolvency legislation in Europe from 1850 to 2015, and the regulation of estate agents during the interwar period. These works reflect a strong thematic focus on institutional change, regulatory frameworks, and historical analysis of economic practices. His research bridges economic history with contemporary institutional theory.
- Winner of the Mira Wilkins Prize, Business History Conference 2021
He has not been mentioned as advising any students or leading any grants beyond the small grant from the Economic History Society. There is no information about labs or research teams he leads.
