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Magnus Ryner studied political science and economics at Trent University in Canada, completing his Bachelor's degree in 1988, a Master's degree in 1990, and a PhD in 1996 at York University in Toronto. He was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada at the University of Amsterdam and served as a Jean Monnet Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence. After his tenure in the Netherlands, Magnus moved to the UK in 2000, where he has worked at various institutions including Brunel University, Birmingham University, and Oxford Brookes University, before joining King’s College London. His research specializes in International Political Economy, focusing on the dynamics of political economy, inequality, and welfare. He has a longstanding dedication to critically analyzing the interactions between economics and social democracy, especially throughout European political contexts. Magnus has been involved in public discourse through media engagements and has contributed to various research projects and events related to labour and economic policy. His academic outputs include publications addressing European integration, economic crises, and the impact of neoliberal policies on social democracy.
King's College London • London, UK
Oxford Brookes University • Oxford, UK
Birmingham University • Birmingham, UK
Brunel University • Brunel, UK
University of Amsterdam • Amsterdam, Netherlands
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