Mark Manger

Mark Manger is a Professor at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy and Department of Political Science, with an affiliation to the Centre for European and Eurasian Studies. He directs the Global Economic Policy Lab and focuses on the political economy of sovereign debt, exchange rate policy, and trade agreements. His work bridges theoretical insights with policy relevance, advising governments on trade agreements like the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement. Key contributions include Investing in Protection (Cambridge UP, 2009) and influential articles in World Politics and Comparative Political Studies.

Research emphasizes North-South trade dynamics, PTA formation, and the political dimensions of economic policy. Awards include recognition from the Canadian Political Science Association and LASA. Media engagements address contemporary issues such as sanctions efficacy and Russia-Ukraine economic relations. Grants and advisory roles reflect his dual focus on academia and policy impact.

Labs/Teams: Director of the Global Economic Policy Lab, collaborating on projects related to sovereign debt, trade policy, and global financial governance.