International Economic Development and Institutions
Development economics has been a long-standing research strength of the Department, with innovative work ranging from rural poverty and enterprise technology, through macroeconomic policy and aid strategy, to international trade and foreign investment. This work is characterised by an emphasis on the testing of analytical models on primary empirical data.
In recent years, a new focus on the international economic institutions has emerged, addressing issues of financial governance, international taxation and environmental regulation.
The research groups working on this theme are the International Growth Centre (IGC), jointly with the Oxford Department of Economics and London School of Economics; and the Technology and Management for Development Centre (TMD). There are also a number of senior scholars in the Department with individual research projects in this field.
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Christopher Adam
Professor of Development Economics
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Corneliu Bjola
University Lecturer in Diplomatic Studies
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Stefan Dercon
University Professor of Development Economics
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Valpy FitzGerald
Professor of International Development Finance
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Joerg Friedrichs
University Lecturer in Politics
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Xiaolan Fu
University Lecturer in Development Studies
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John Gledhill
Departmental Lecturer in the Politics of Security Governance
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Rodney Bruce Hall
University Lecturer in International Political Economy
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Simone Lombardini
Research Assistant in Quantitative Development Economics
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Diego Sanchez-Ancochea
University Lecturer in the Political Economy of Latin America
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Nicolas Van de Sijpe
Departmental Lecturer in Development Economics
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Adrian Wood
Professor Emeritus of International Development
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