Jacqueline Hicks is a political economist and Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham, holding a PhD from the University of Leeds. She specializes in the international political economy of data, digital politics, and governance with a deep focus on Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia.
She has lived in Indonesia for eight years, working as a political risk analyst and a consultant on governance and anti-corruption projects for organizations like the UNDP, UNODC, and the European Commission.
Unique fact: Jacqueline pioneered the use of computational techniques on digitized newspapers to identify and map changes in Indonesias political elite networks.
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