S. Donnelly (Shawn)

I'm Senior Assistant Professor for Technology, Resilience & Europe. I teach, research and advise government bodies on technology and grand societal challenges, covering cybersecurity, digital/crypto markets, industrial policy and economic strategy in challenging geopolitical environments, including the rise of fascist movements in the transatlantic area. I teach in  BMS, EEMCS and S&T faculties, and collaborate frequently in research with the DACS department of the EEMCS faculty.

I've published widely on financial stability, banking crises and economic growth in Europe (four books), how the UK and Europe have managed Brexit, how the US and Europe are responding to the rise of MAGA Republicanism, how both sides of the Atlantic are responding to crypto markets, and how Europe and the US are responding to Russian and Chinese geopolitical threats. 

Expertise

• Social Sciences

  • Banks
  • Politics
  • Eurozone
  • Administrative Structure

• Economics, Econometrics and Finance

  • Banking Union
  • Economics
  • Financial Crisis
  • Economic Nationalism

Organisations

I specialize foremost in the design of economic resilience and financial stability—ensuring productive economies and secure financial markets--from a foundation in comparative and international political economy and public policy. 

Publications

Other contributions

Post-trade services and financial stability Assessing prospects for post-Brexit market infrastructure in the EU. Study PE 740.902 for the European Parliament, July 2023.

Advocacy Coalitions and the lack of Deposit Insurance in Banking Union. In David Howarth & Joachim Schild, The Difficult Construction of European Banking Union. Routledge, 2020: 208-221.

Power politics and the undersupply of financial stability in Europe Review of International Political Economy 21 (4), 980-1005.

The regimes of European integration: Constructing governance of the single market Oxford University Press, 2011.

Institutional Change at the Top: From the Financial Stability Forum to the Financial Stability Board. in R. Mayntz (ed). (2011) Crisis and Control: institutional change in financial market regulation, 263-277.

The public interest and the economy in Europe in the wake of the financial crisis

 European Political Science 10 (3), 384-392.

The international accounting standards board New Political Economy 12 (1), 117-125.

Explaining EMU reform Journal of Common Market Studies 43 (5), 947-968.

Reshaping Economic and Monetary Union: membership rules and budget policies in Germany, France and Spain. Manchester: Manchester University Press

Research profiles

I teach policy, law and regulation of technology for cybersecurity, national security, economics and health. 

Courses:

MST: Module 5-Sustainable Cities: sustainable economic development 

MST: Module 7a-EU Governance and Policy: European Markets and Technology (& Coordination)

Cybersecurity and Cybercrime (High-Tech Human Touch Minor Module): Regulation & Governance

Master-European Studies: International Political Economy

Master-Health Sciences: Public Health: Dynamics in Policy, Law & Regulation

Economics for Political Science: (University of Leiden)

Affiliated study programs

Courses academic year 2024/2025

Courses in the current academic year are added at the moment they are finalised in the Osiris system. Therefore it is possible that the list is not yet complete for the whole academic year.

Courses academic year 2023/2024

• Culture wars, trade wars and industrial policy 
• Industrial policy and national security
• Digital finance
• Financial transformations

Podcast on semiconductors and national security for Politics & Governance, 2024:

https://www.cogitatiopress.com/wp/lta/how-geopolitics-is-reshaping-chips-and-ict-infrastrucutre 

Address

University of Twente

Cubicus (building no. 41), room C323
De Zul 10
7522 NJ Enschede
Netherlands

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University of Twente

Capitool 15 (building no. 78), room 109
Capitool 15
7521 PL Enschede
Netherlands

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Organisations