Anne’s areas of expertise are welfare reform, labour market policies,  social policy and administration, social security, and social rights. Anne has led several research projects funded by the British Academy, the ESRC and the Fulbright Commission. She is currently leading a two year ESRC  project  'Activating employers: the politics of regulation in the UK, the US and Australia' (£481,309). 

An experienced PhD supervisor, Anne welcomes PhD applications in the field of Human Resource Management, welfare reform and active labour market policies, social security, social rights, decent work and economic growth (Sustainable Development Goal 8). She is particularly interested in interdisciplinary approaches that combine public policy analysis with a socio-legal perspective. She is also keen to supervise PhDs that analyse policy reforms in the Global South (especially Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa). 

Dr. Anne Daguerre is Reader in Social Justice in the School of Business and Law. She is part of the Management subject group. Anne has a PhD in political science from Sciences Po Bordeaux, where she is a research associate. Prior to joining Brighton Business School, Anne was an Associate Professor in Work, Welfare and Employment at Middlesex University Business School. An alumna of the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington DC, she has held visiting appointments at George Mason University, the University of Pittsburgh, and George Washington University.

Anne's full list of publications can be found on Google scholar https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Ste76ysAAAAJ&hl=en