Tony Porter

Professor Emeritus, Political Science

0000-0001-9798-1885

Tony Porter conducts research on global governance and business regulation, including financial regulation, private, hybrid public/private rulemaking, and the organizational effects in governance of digital and other technologies, numbers, and time. His current SSHRC-funded research is exploring the interplay of geopolitics and cross-border infrastructures such as those associated with digital currencies, GPS and other satellite positioning technologies, and global supply chains. His most recent books include, Handbook of Business and Public Policy, Elgar, co-edited with Aynsley Kellow and Karsten Ronit (2021), Time, Globalization and Human Experience: Interdisciplinary Explorations, Routledge, co-edited with Paul Huebener, Paul, Susie O’Brien, Liam Stockdale, and Rachel Zhou (2017); his edited Financial Regulation after the Global Financial Crisis, Routledge (2014); and Transnational Financial Associations and the Governance of Global Finance: Assembling Power and Wealth. Routledge, (2013), coauthored with Heather McKeen-Edwards.