Eleni Tsingou
Professor
Primary research areas
Transnational governance
The global anti-money laundering regime
Governing new markets
Who wins and who loses in the world economy? And why?
I study transnational governance, with a recurrent focus on financial governance and the role of expert networks. Empirically, I work primarily on financial policy networks, and on compliance practices and anti-money laundering. I am also developing work on how different expert networks contribute to market emergence and cross-border governance in reproductive health provision and on the developing ecosystem of private investment in women’s health.
I am currently the CBS Principal Investigator of a European Commission Horizon Europe programme grant: ‘NAVIGATOR: The EU Navigating Multilateral Cooperation’. Other research has been supported by the Velux Foundation, the Norwegian Research Council and the Horizon 2020 programme.
At CBS, I am on the Global Relations study board. I am also a mentor and supervisor to Assistant Professors as part of the Higher Education Teaching Excellence Programme.
I am an Editor of Socio-Economic Review and serve on the International Advisory Board of the Review of International Political Economy.
Recent research projects
‘NAVIGATOR: The EU Navigating Multilateral Cooperation - European Commission Horizon Europe programme grant
How should the EU shall navigate the increasingly complex – and conflict-laden – institutional spaces of global governance to advance a rules-based international order? What factors should be emphasized when considering which institutions to strengthen, which to reform, and which to by-pass when revitalizing multilateralism?
NAVIGATOR’s main objective is to provide answer to these questions. The CBS team looks specifically at the issue areas of green finance and cross-border financial flows