Ghosh
i did my ug and pg studies in india. i then came to the uk in 1989, where i first did an mphil in economics (1989-’90), and then completed my phd in 1994 from the university of cambridge. i was lecturer/senior lecturer at cardiff university from 1 july 1996 till 31 december 2004. after this, i joined brunel university with a readership (from 1 january 2005). i was appointed professor in economics at brunel on 1 july 2011. qualifications: phd economics (cambridge, uk) mphil economics (cambridge, uk) mphil economics (jnu, india) msc economics (calcutta, india) bsc economics (calcutta, india) i am primarily a macroeconomist, specializing in growth theory and empirics, and macro theory and policy; but over the years i have also diversified my research interests considerably to include issues in development economics, applied microeconomic theory, and international finance. many of the courses i have taught at my previous and current institutions (cardiff and brunel university respectively) are directly related to my research interests. growth theory and empirics macroeconomic theory and policy applied microeconomic theory development economics undergraduate programmes module convenor international money and finance (level 3) microeconomic principles (level 2) module contributor as above administration libt coordinator for economics and finance member, brunel panel for economics and finance for ref 2014
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Professor Sugata Ghosh
I did my UG and PG studies in India. I then came to the UK in 1989, where I first did an MPhil in Economics (1989-’90), and then completed my PhD in 1994 from the University of Cambridge. I was Lecturer/Senior Lecturer at Cardiff University from 1 July 1996 till 31 December 2004. After this, I joined Brunel University with a Readership (from 1 January 2005). I was appointed Professor in Economics at Brunel on 1 July 2011. Qualifications: PhD Economics (Cambridge, UK) MPhil Economics (Cambridge, UK) MPhil Economics (JNU, India) MSc Economics (Calcutta, India) BSc Economics (Calcutta, India) I am primarily a macroeconomist, specializing in growth theory and empirics, and macro theory and policy; but over the years I have also diversified my research interests considerably to include issues in development economics, applied microeconomic theory, and international finance. Many of the courses I have taught at my previous and current institutions (Cardiff and Brunel University respectively) are directly related to my research interests. Growth theory and empirics Macroeconomic theory and policy Applied microeconomic theory Development economics Undergraduate Programmes Module convenor International Money and Finance (Level 3) Microeconomic Principles (Level 2) Module contributor As above Administration LIBT Coordinator for Economics and Finance Member, Brunel Panel for Economics and Finance for REF 2014
Badunenko
personal website: current verion of cv is here i was appointed as a senior lecturer at economics and finance department in college of business, arts and social sciences at brunel university london in december 2019. before joining brunel university london, i worked as a research associate at the german institute for economics research (diw-berlin), assistant professor at the university of cologne, and senior lecturer at university of portsmouth. my primary research areas parametric and nonparametric efficiency and productivity measurement. additionally, i am interested in analysing world-wide polarization and inequality, drivers of individual and aggregate competitiveness and well-being. my primary research areas parametric and nonparametric efficiency and productivity measurement. additionally, i am interested in analysing world-wide polarization and inequality, drivers of individual and aggregate competitiveness and well-being. macro (introduction) ug1, macro (advanced) ug3
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Dr Oleg Badunenko
Personal website: Current verion of CV is here I was appointed as a senior lecturer at Economics and Finance department in College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences at Brunel University London in December 2019. Before joining Brunel University London, I worked as a research associate at the German Institute for Economics Research (DIW-Berlin), Assistant Professor at the University of Cologne, and Senior Lecturer at University of Portsmouth. My primary research areas parametric and nonparametric efficiency and productivity measurement. Additionally, I am interested in analysing world-wide polarization and inequality, drivers of individual and aggregate competitiveness and well-being. My primary research areas parametric and nonparametric efficiency and productivity measurement. Additionally, I am interested in analysing world-wide polarization and inequality, drivers of individual and aggregate competitiveness and well-being. Macro (introduction) UG1, Macro (advanced) UG3
Gould
i joined brunel as a lecturer in 2018. prior to that i had held appointments as a research associate both here at brunel and at westminster university. i completed my phd at westminster university on voting in the un security council, my undergraduate degree was in pure mathematics at warwick university. i have a strong interest in programming and computer simulation. my research interests are quite varied, i tend to focus on problems which require a combination of both theoretical and computational approaches. some of the areas i have worked in include voting theory, behavioural economics, game theory, taxation and labour economics. computational economics, behavioural economics, voting theory i currently teach the modules economics of information (ec2604) advanced topics in economic theory (ec3603) i am also module leader for economics project (ec3000)
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Dr Matthew Gould
I joined Brunel as a lecturer in 2018. Prior to that I had held appointments as a Research Associate both here at Brunel and at Westminster University. I completed my PhD at Westminster University on voting in the UN Security Council, my undergraduate degree was in Pure Mathematics at Warwick University. I have a strong interest in programming and computer simulation. My research interests are quite varied, I tend to focus on problems which require a combination of both theoretical and computational approaches. Some of the areas I have worked in include voting theory, behavioural economics, game theory, taxation and labour economics. Computational economics, behavioural economics, voting theory I currently teach the modules Economics of Information (EC2604) Advanced Topics in Economic Theory (EC3603) I am also module leader for Economics Project (EC3000)
Gupta
i joined the department of economics and finance at brunel university, london (2019), prior to this, i also worked with wales institute of social and economic research, data and methods (wiserd ) research centre at swansea university, queen mary, university of london, and with the international growth centre, london school of economics. my current areas of research are linked to civil society, well-being, social cohesion, development finance, corruptions and conflict. my research works have been published in international journals such as economics letters, economic modelling and world development. besides, i have also published book chapters in oxford university and cambridge university press. social cohesion and corruption wellbeing and health applied microeconomics development economics/finance labor economics mathematical economics (level 2) econometrics for finance (level 2) professional skills and statistics (level 1) quantitative methods in accountancy, economics and finance (level 1)
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Dr Prashant Gupta
I joined the Department of Economics and Finance at Brunel University, London (2019), Prior to this, I also worked with Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research, Data and Methods (WISERD ) Research Centre at Swansea University, Queen Mary, University of London, and with the International Growth Centre, London School of Economics. My current areas of research are linked to Civil Society, Well-being, Social Cohesion, Development Finance, Corruptions and Conflict. My research works have been published in international journals such as Economics Letters, Economic Modelling and World Development. Besides, I have also published book chapters in Oxford University and Cambridge University Press. Social cohesion and corruption Wellbeing and Health Applied Microeconomics Development Economics/Finance Labor economics Mathematical Economics (Level 2) Econometrics for Finance (Level 2) Professional Skills and Statistics (Level 1) Quantitative Methods in Accountancy, Economics and Finance (Level 1)
Pazzona
personal website: economics of crime, economics of conflict, labor economics, political economy and economic history. economics of crime, economics of conflict, labor economics, political economy and economic history.
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Dr Matteo Pazzona
Personal Website: Economics of Crime, Economics of Conflict, Labor Economics, Political Economy and Economic History. Economics of Crime, Economics of Conflict, Labor Economics, Political Economy and Economic History.
Auerbach
personal website my current research focuses on political selection, property rights, redistribution, and immigration.
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Dr Jan Auerbach
Personal website My current research focuses on political selection, property rights, redistribution, and immigration.