Mark Anner
Mark Anner is an assistant professor of Labor Studies and Employment Relations, and Political Science. He holds a Ph.D. in Government from Cornell University and a Master's Degree in Latin American Studies from Stanford University. Dr. Anner’s research examines labor responses to globalization, corporate social responsibility in the global apparel industry, labor law reform and enforcement in Latin America, and IMF labor market conditionality. His work has been published in International Studies Quarterly, Latin American Politics and Society, the European Journal of Industrial Relations, and the Latin American Research Review. He is currently finishing a book manuscript on international labor solidarity in the Latin American apparel and auto industries. Before beginning his academic career, Dr. Anner was a union organizer in Boston and spent eleven years working with labor unions in Central America and Brazil.
Curriculum Vitae
Professor Mark Anner was recently named the 2010 George W. Atherton Award for Excellence in Teaching. This is the top teaching award given by the University and is a very high honor. As the 2010 Atherton Award Winner, Professor Anner served as the Mace Bearer for the Spring Commencement of the College of the Liberal Arts. This is a very prestigious role and it was the first time an LSER faculty member has been so honored. Here, Professor Anner is pictured with Dean Welch of the College of the Liberal Arts.
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