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Rasmus Corlin Christensen

Associate Professor

Subjects
Taxes Qualitative methods Methodology Climate Geopolitics International relations

Primary research areas

International taxation

Tax havens

Transfer pricing

Global governance

Professionals and experts

Green accounting

Climate change

I study the international political economy micro-to-macro, examining the fine print of the world economy to understand global shifts and structures.

I am an international political economist who studies how politics and markets interact and are shaped by power and expertise, focusing on the contexts of international taxation, global governance, and climate change. My work is interdisciplinary, combining insights and methods from across international political economy, sociology, accounting, and beyond. I engage widely beyond academia, contributing to public debates and engaging with policy-makers, industry, and civil society. 

Recent research projects

COFFERS – Combatting Fiscal Fraud and Empowering Regulators (EU Horizon 2020, 2016-2020)

Time Mirror – Accounting for the Green Transition (Independent Research Fund Denmark, 2021-2024)

Outside activities

2025

No outside activities to report