Signe Predmore

I work with feminist and critical race approaches to global political economy; I am interested in ways that collective identities are mobilized in reproduction of and resistance to economic institutions. My dissertation, Fearless Girls and Winning Women: The Politics of Inclusion in Finance, uses ethnographic methods to study the gender diversity agenda in the financial sector in the decade following the 2008 financial crisis. My article from the study, "Inclusion or Co-optation? Navigating Recruitment as a Gender Diversity Candidate in Finance" was published in New Political Economy. My chapter on "Feminist and Gender Studies Approaches to Financialization" is included in the Routledge International Handbook on Financialization (2020).

I hold a Graduate Certificate in Advanced Feminist Studies, and have taught in Gender Studies departments as well as Political Science. For the 2025-2026 academic year, I taught the Junior Year Writing course for Political Science majors in the fall, and offered a course on Race and International Relations in the spring semester.