Niina Kari is a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Politics from the University of Sheffield and a Master’s degree from the Global Politics and Communications program at the University of Helsinki. Her research interests include a wide range of issues related to the global political economy, including neoliberalism, questions of economic policy space, different currency arrangements (particularly the eurozone), and central banking.
Her Master's Thesis was entitled Whither New Constitutionalism? Disciplinary Neoliberalism in the European Economic and Monetary Union between 2015-2020, whereas her PhD analyses different proposals for an international clearing union and evaluates the potential merits and prospects of a reconstructed version of ICU in the 21st century.
Kari has also researched Finnish PA/PR consultancies and is one of the authors of the peer-reviewed book Viestintitätoimistojen valta: Politiikan uudet välittäjät (in Finnish) published in August 2022.
Niina Kari is currently unavailable for secondary thesis supervision.
PhD Dissertation Title:
A Revised International Clearing Union: Solution to 21st Century Challenges?