Before joining Oxford in 2016, Ivan Manokha taught at Sciences Po Paris and, prior to that, at the London School of Economics and Sussex University.
In his research, Ivan has investigated the relationship between global capitalism and individual rights, and more recently has worked on the historical development of political economy, particularly on the transformation of classical political economy into economics and the implications of this for our understanding of economic relations. He is currently working on power and obedience in the late-modern political economy, particularly in the context of the development of new technologies of surveillance.
His research work has been published in journals such as Politics, Global Society, Journal of Business Ethics and Raisons politiques.
He holds a PhD in International Relations from Sussex University.
Experience
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2016–presentDepartmental Lecturer in International Political Economy, Oxford Department of International Development
Education
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2004University of Sussex, PhD
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1999University of Sussex, MA
Publications
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2015‘The Conundrum of Economics: Uncompromising Empiricism alongside Blind Faith in the "Magic" of the "Invisible Hand", Raisons politiques, 59: 3
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2009‘Foucault's Concept of Power and the Global Discourse of Human Rights’, Global Society, 23: 4
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2008The Political Economy of Human Rights Enforcement, Palgrave
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2004‘Corporate Social Responsibility: a new signifier? An Analysis of Business Ethics and Good Business Practice’, Politics, 24:1
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