Gian Marco Moisé is an Italian second-year PhD student of the Dublin City University. He is an alumnus of the University of Parma, Bologna, Sarajevo, and Budapest’s Corvinus, from which he received his BA and MA in international relations. As an early-stage researcher, Moisé participated in the EU Commission Research and Innovation Staff Exchange project SHADOW: An exploration of the nature of informal economies and shadow practices in the former USSR region [Grant ID: 778188]. His PhD project focuses on informality in the oil sector of Kazakhstan. You can find his academic record on
ORCID and newspaper articles on
East Journal.
The problems of corruption research can be properly addressed only through the coordinated use of different methodological approaches from different actors, including academia, civil society, and policymakers. A real multidisciplinary perspective on the phenomenon will require the coordination of politics, research, and advocacy.
