Profile
Dr Moncrieff is a regulatory theorist and governance scholar, joining Queen Mary University of London as a Lecturer in the School of Law. She has come to Queen Mary from University of Glasgow, where she taught at undergraduate and postgraduate level and developed a specialism in corporate responsibility and the ‘new governance’ era of private sector regulation. Before entering academia, Dr Moncrieff worked as an associate in the City. Dr Moncrieff was educated at University of Glasgow (PhD), London School of Economics (LLM) and University of Edinburgh.
Research
Dr Moncrieff is currently extending her research into the design of a ‘new social contract with business,’ examining (in a new article) regulatory priorities and underpinnings.
Dr Moncrieff is also working on an interdisciplinary small groups research project, concerned with modern corporations and cultures of the interwar era, ‘In the Company of Dada’.
Wider research interests include legal theory, law and political economy, law and the environment, and law and the anthropocene. Dr Moncrieff is interested in interdisciplinary approaches to legal research and in law and the humanities.
