14 Facts About Layna Mosley

Layna Mosley is a professor of political science in the Department of Politics at Princeton University and the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.

Layna Mosley then studied political science at Duke University, where she obtained an MA degree in 1996 and a PhD in 1999.

In 1999, Mosley became the Thomas J and Robert T Rolfs Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame.

In 2017, Layna Mosley visited the Hertie School on a Fulbright Faculty Fellow Award.

In 2003, Layna Mosley published the book Global Capital and National Governments.

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Layna Mosley identifies a causal process in which the global financial market sets the price of international borrowing in response to government policy, doing so in a state of information asymmetry, and then governments react to the market's assessment of their policy.

Layna Mosley focuses on the variation in how much financial markets can affect policy across different countries, arguing that markets have a narrow but strong influence on the governments of developed economies but a broader and more volatile effect on the governments of emerging markets.

In Global Capital and National Governments, Layna Mosley employs a variety of empirical approaches, including interviews with more than 64 fund managers in New York, London and Frankfurt, as well as archival research, and large quantitative cross-national analyses.

Layna Mosley published the book Labor Rights and Multinational Production in 2011.

Layna Mosley's answer is conditional, since in Labor Rights and Multinational Production she argues that different types of globalization affect workers' rights in different ways.

In 2013, Layna Mosley edited the book Interview research in political science.

Layna Mosley has been interviewed, or her work has been cited, in media outlets including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and PolitiFact.

Layna Mosley has been on the executive committee of Women Also Know Stuff.

In 2009, Layna Mosley won the American Political Science Association's Labor Project Best Paper Award, together with Brian Greenhill and Aseem Prakash, for their paper "Trade and Labor Rights: A Panel Study".