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Nicolas Jabko is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University's Krieger School of Arts & Sciences. He specializes in comparative politics, political economy, and European politics, with a focus on central bank politics, neoliberalism, crisis governance, and sovereignty. Jabko holds a PhD from UC Berkeley and joined Johns Hopkins in 2011 after teaching at Sciences Po-Paris. His research examines institutional dynamics in European integration, monetary policy, and the intersection of economic governance with political sovereignty.
Education: PhD in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley (2001).
Research interests span central bank practices, the political economy of neoliberalism, and the evolving role of sovereignty in crisis contexts. His work analyzes how institutions like the European Central Bank navigate political pressures and environmental challenges, as seen in recent studies on green central banking and gold governance. He has also explored the EU's fiscal frameworks, Eurozone governance, and the political ramifications of austerity measures.
Recent publications (2024–2013) highlight trends in climate policy integration into central banking, the persistence of gold in monetary systems, and the resilience of neoliberal frameworks. His work often bridges historical institutionalism with contemporary governance challenges.
Jabko’s grants and advising contributions are not explicitly listed here, but his academic output reflects sustained engagement with EU integration challenges, crisis management, and the political dimensions of economic policy.
