SOAS, University of London (The School of Oriental and African Studies)

Recent Research Theses

• Joachim Kolb (2010), Regulatory Change in Peripheral Authoritarianism: the case of Egypt
• Norman Mugarura (2009), Globalisation and paradigmatic control of money laundering threat
• Graeme Baber (2009), The impact of legalisation and regulation on the freedom of movement of capital in Estonia, Poland and Latvia
• Kajorn Thanapase (2008), Resolving financial and corporate distress through central asset management company: The case study of Thailand
• Majak D'Agoot (2008), Islamic Thocracy and the Art of Central Banking: Analyses of the Central Bank of Sudan's Regulatory Processes, Monetary Policy Options and Prospects for Dual System
• Nhat To Van (2008), Financial Constraints and Investment: Evidence from Vietnamese Small and Medium Enterprises
• Geraldine Dalton (2008),Financing Potable Water Supply Services in Rural Areas: Challenges, Approaches and Lessons from the Pager Experience in Moroco
• Eunsuk Hong (2008), Location of Foreign Direct Investment in China: A Spatial Dynamic Analysis by Country of Origin
• Sebastian Bruck (2008) The Making of Banking Scope Regulation: A Comparative Political Economy Analysis across Mainland China, Korea and Taiwan
• Francis Chipimo (2008), Information Costs and Firm Leverage in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from Ghana and Tanzania

Current research students