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New GSE Affiliated Professors 2010-11
In the 2010-2011 academic year, the BSE welcomes 12 new affiliated professors and researchers, who join the community as faculty of the School's founding academic bodies. With these new incorporations, the affiliated faculty now includes 151 academics from 22 different countries, with 44% coming from outside Spain.
The research interests of this year's new academics include topics such as decision theory, economic history, environmental economics, econometrics, and monetary policy. Some are recent doctoral graduates from New York University, University of Pennsylvania, and Toulouse School of Economics; others have taught and published extensively in international journals across the spectrum of economics disciplines. They are a diverse group internationally as well, hailing from Morocco, Austria, United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, and Spain.
New BSE Affiliated Professors 2010-11
(listed alphabetically and including GSE master programs in which they are scheduled to teach this year, if applicable)
Larbi Alaoui (UPF and BSE) PhD, University of Pennsylvania Research Interests: microeconomic theory, applied microeconomics, decision theory, behavioral economics, game theory, political economy GSE Master Program(s): Economics | |
Laia Balcells (IAE and BSE) PhD, Yale University Research Interests: determinants of civil wars, micro-dynamics of violence during conflict, political consequences of violence | |
Davide Cantoni (UPF and BSE) PhD, Harvard University Research Interests: economic history, applied economic research, macroeconomics GSE Master Program(s): Economics | |
Matthew Ellman (IAE and BSE) PhD, Harvard University Research Interests: organizations and markets, contracts and law, political economy, ethics, experimental economics | |
Francesco Fasani (IAE and BSE) PhD, University College London Research Interests: labor, migration, crime, microeconometrics | |
Christian Fons-Rosen (UPF and BSE) PhD, London School of Economics Research Interests: economics of innovation, labor economics, microeconometrics, international economics, corporate finance | |
Johannes Gierlinger (UAB and BSE) PhD, Toulouse School of Economics Research Interests: decision-making under uncertainty, financial economics, environmental economics GSE Master Program(s): Macroeconomic Policy and Financial Markets | |
Javier Gil-Bazo (UPF and BSE) PhD, Universidad del País Vasco Research Interests: institutional investment, competition in the mutual fund industry; regulatory issues, pricing of fixed income assets and derivatives, market microstructure problems using simulation-based artificial markets GSE Master Program(s): Finance | |
Christian Matthes (UPF and BSE) PhD, New York University Research Interests: macroeconomics, econometrics, monetary economics; optimal monetary and fiscal policy, learning and imperfect information, econometric analysis of dynamic equilibrium models GSE Master Program(s): Economics | |
Andrea Mattozzi (UAB and BSE) PhD, University of Pennsylvania Research Interests: political economy, microeconomics, public economics | |
Antonio Miralles (UAB and BSE) PhD, Boston University Research Interests: game theory, mechanism design, economic policy | |
Luigi Pascali (UPF and BSE) PhD, Boston University Research Interests: development and growth, international trade, macroeconomics GSE Master Program(s): Economics; International Trade, Finance, and Development |