Dr. Graeme Hodge

Biography

Graeme Hodge is a Professor of Law at Monash University, Australia, with a notable academic career focusing on public-private partnerships and regulatory governance. He has published twelve books and over 110 papers that cover various aspects of public policy, regulation, and the privatization of government services. His extensive experience spans engagements with significant organizations such as the OECD, European Commission, United Nations, and the Asian Development Bank, as well as different Australian government entities. Hodge has served as a special adviser and contributed to various parliamentary committees and inquiries, showcasing his deep involvement in matters related to public policy and regulatory frameworks. His recent writings emphasize the implications of regulatory capitalism in contemporary governance. Hodge's teaching includes courses on the foundations of regulation and public policy, addressing key issues in these fields. He is actively engaged in research that relates to global challenges, including the UN Sustainable Development Goals aimed at eradicating poverty and promoting sustainable development. Hodge's authoritative expertise positions him as a leading voice in discussions about the intersection between law, public governance, and regulatory practices.

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