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Sean Vincent is a Research Fellow at the School of Business and Law, University of Brighton, where he contributes to the ESRC-funded project 'Activating employers: the politics of regulation in the UK, the US and Australia'. His research spans comparative politics, political party organization, and employment policy, with regional expertise in the UK and East Asia.
Education:
- PhD in Politics, University of Sussex (awarded 2018)
- MA in International Relations and East Asian Studies, Durham University (awarded 2015)
- BSc in International Relations and Intelligence Studies, Aberystwyth University (awarded 2004)
Sean's research focuses on political party adaptation, new media in campaigning, devolved governance, and labor market policies. His recent work examines how public procurement and activation policies affect labor standards across Anglo democracies and explores political dynamics in Japan and the UK, including opposition party development and federal responses during the pandemic.
His publications reveal a strong trend in comparative public policy and political institutionalism, particularly in the context of crisis governance and party system evolution. Much of his recent scholarship engages with policy implementation across decentralized systems and the role of non-traditional parties in mature democracies.
Scientific Awards:
- No awards listed.
Advising and Grants:
- No formal students or advisees listed.
- Currently working on an ESRC-funded research project.
Labs and Research Teams:
Sean is part of the Research Excellence Group at the School of Business and Law and was previously involved with the Political Party Database working group at the University of Sussex. His collaborative network includes scholars in the UK, Japan, and Australia.
