Mark Langan
Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy · Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy · King's College London
Quick answer: Mark Langan is Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy at King's College London. Mark Langan shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ Mark welcomes applications for PhD topics related to any of his research interests.
Research interests
Policy, Politics, Political Economy of Development, Africa in the Global Economy, Africa – Europe Relations since 1957, EU Trade and Development Policies, Private Sector Development
Selected publications (since 2023)
Langan, M., & Price, S. (2025). Sovereignism, neo-colonialism and African states’ discontent with geopolitical Europe in the era of the OACPS-EU Samoa Agreement. Third World Quarterly, 1–18 (early view version).
Langan, M. and Price, S. (2025) The Frustrations of Free Trade and the Africa-European Union Samoa Agreement, Journal of Developing Societies, 41(1), pp. 7-34.
Langan, M. and Price S. (2025) Africa, the EU and the Samoa Agreement: Exploring African Agency Amid the ‘New Scramble’. Edited book with Routledge.
Langan, M. and Price, S. (2025) A new phase in Africa-EU co-operation? In Langan, M. and Price, S. (Eds.) Africa, the EU and the Samoa Agreement: Exploring African Agency Amid the ‘New Scramble’.
Langan, M. (2025) The Samoa Agreement and global health objectives: problematising
Frequently asked questions
Is Mark Langan hiring PhD students at King's College London?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Mark Langan's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Mark welcomes applications for PhD topics related to any of his research interests..
What does Mark Langan research?
Policy, Politics, Political Economy of Development, Africa in the Global Economy, Africa – Europe Relations since 1957, EU Trade and Development Policies, Private Sector Development
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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