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About us
KSE Economics Faculty, 2008–2009
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Iryna Akimova Candidate of Economic Sciences, Kharkiv State University. General Director, Analytical Centre "Bureau for Economic and Social Technologies" (BEST). Interests: Microeconomic policies in transition economies, quality of governance, enterprise restructuring, private sector development, market structure and competition policy. Courses taught at KSE: Economic Policy Analysis II, Term IV home page CV Email: akimova@best-ltd.com.ua |
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Christopher F. Baum Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1977. Associate Professor of Economics, Boston College. Interests: Econometrics, finance. Courses taught at KSE: Issues in Financial Economics and Strategy: TOP Professors Course, Term III. Email: baum@bc.edu |
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Tom Coupé PhD, Free University of Brussels, 2002. Program Director and Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE); Academic Director, Kyiv Economics Institute (KEI). Interests: Econometrics, economics of innovation, labor economics, economics of science, political economy. Courses taught at KSE: Statistics and Econometrics, Term I; Research & Economic Policy Analysis Workshop, Terms I-IV. home page CV Email: tcoupe@eerc.kiev.ua |
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Roy J. Gardner Ph.D., Cornell, 1975. Chancellor's Professor of Economics, Indiana University. Academic Director, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE). Interests: Game theory, experimental economics, public choice, economics of Europe. Courses taught at KSE: Economics of Europe, Term V; Thesis Workshop, Term V. home page CV Email: rgardner@eerc.kiev.ua; gardner@indiana.edu |
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Paul Gregory Ph.D., Harvard University, 1969. Cullen Professor of Economics, University of Houston; IAB President, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE). Interests: Transition economics, economic history, comparative economics, economic demography, energy economics. Courses taught at KSE: Issues in Financial Economics and Strategy: TOP Professors Course, Term I. Email: pgregory@uh.edu |
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Larysa Krasnikova Candidate of Economic Sciences, Institute of Cybernetics, Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 1988. Docent, NaUKMA. Interests: Microeconomics, operations research, stochastic programming, uncertainty and risk, social-economic process simulation. Courses taught at KSE: Microeconomics, Term IV. home page CV Email: krasn@eerc.kiev.ua |
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Hartmut Lehmann Ph.D., London School of Economics, 1993. Professor of Economic Policy, University of Bologna; Program Director in the area “Labor Markets in Transition Emerging Economies”, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA). Interests: Labor economics, labor markets in Russia and Ukraine, econometrics. Courses taught at KSE: Transition Economics I, Term I; Issues in Econometrics I: Quantitative Methods, Term I. home page CV Email: Lehmann@spbo.unibo.it |
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Igor Livshits Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1992. Associate Professor, University of Western Ontario. Interests: Macroeconomic Theory; Economic Growth and Development; Political Economy; Consumer Bankruptcy; Sovereign Debt. Courses taught at KSE: Issues in Microeconomics II: TOP Professor’s Course, Term V. Email: livshits@uwo.ca |
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Iryna Lukyanenko Candidate of Economic Sciences, Kyiv State University, 1984. Docent, NaUKMA. Interests: Operations research & dialogue optimization, microeconomics, forecasting, econometrics. Courses taught at KSE: Statistics and Econometrics, Term II. home page CV Email: luk@eerc.kiev.ua |
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Lilia Maliar Ph.D., University Pompeu Fabra, 1999. Lecturer, University of Alicante. Interests: Macroeconomics, growth, labor economics, economic theory. Courses taught at KSE: Macroeconomics, Term IV; Advanced Macroeconomics I, Term IV. home page CV Email: maliarl@merlin.fae.ua.es |
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Serguei Maliar Ph.D., University Pompeu Fabra, 1999. Lecturer, University of Alicante. Interests: Macroeconomics, econometrics, time series analysis, economic theory. Courses taught at KSE: Advanced Macroeconomics I, Term IV; Research & Economic Policy Analysis Workshop, Term IV. home page CV Email: maliars@merlin.fae.ua.es |
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Arne Melchior Dr. Polit., University of Oslo, 1997. Senior Research Fellow/Head of Department/Assistant Director at NUPI Interests: International trade, globalization, regional integration, technology and growth, economic geography and spatial economics, economic integration, international negotiations. Courses taught at KSE: International Trade I. Term III CV Email: arne.melchior@nupi.no |
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Denys Nizalov Ph.D., Michigan State University, 2006. Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE); Senior Economist, Kyiv Economics Institute (KEI). Interests: Regional economic development, development policies, rural poverty, labor market transaction costs, economies in transition, spatial aggregation. Courses taught at KSE: Issues in Microeconomics I: Information Economics, Term II, Statistics and Econometrics, Terms III, V. home page CV Email: nizalov@eerc.kiev.ua; nizalovd@msu.edu |
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Olena Nizalova M.A., NaUKMA, 2000; Ph.D., Michigan State University, 2005. Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE); Senior Economist, Kyiv Economics Institute (KEI). Interests: Labor economics, economics of aging, demography, development economics, applied econometrics, health economics. Courses taught at KSE: Microeconomics, Term V; Labor Economics II, Term V; Research & Economic Policy Analysis Workshop, Term II, III. home page CV Email: nizalova@eerc.kiev.ua; nizalova@msu.edu |
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Robert S. Pindyk Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1971. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Professor of Economics and Finance, Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Interests:Industrial organization, econometric models and economic forecasts, market structure and regulations, investment, economic stabilization. Courses taught at KSE: Issues in Microeconomics II: TOP Professor’s Course, Term IV. Email: rpindyck@mit.edu |
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Pavlo Prokopovych Candidate of Sciences in Mathematics and Physics, Institute of Cybernetics, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, 1989; M.A., NaUKMA, 2000; Ph.D., University of Michigan, 2005. Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE); Senior Economist, Kyiv Economics Institute (KEI). Interests: Microeconomics, game theory, industrial organization. Courses taught at KSE: Microeconomics, Terms II, III; Game Theory I, Term II; Research & Economic Policy Analysis Workshop, Term IV. home page CV Email: prokop@eerc.kiev.ua |
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David H.Reiley Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1996). Arizona Public Service Professor of Economics, University of Arizona. Interests: Field experiments, auctions and other pricing mechanisms, charitable fundraising, electronic commerce and advertising. Courses taught at KSE: Issues in Microeconomics II: TOP Professor’s Course, Term IV. Email: reiley@eller.arizona.edu |
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Gianpaolo Rossini Ph.D., University of Oxford. Full Professor of International Economics, Bologna University. Interests: Industrial organization, international macroeconomics, international microeconomics, finance. Courses taught at KSE: Transition Economics I, Term I; Issues in Econometrics I: Quantitative Methods, Term I. Email: gianpaolo.rossini@unibo.it |
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Edilberto L. Segura Ph.D., Columbia University of New York, 1972. Director, SigmaBleyzer. Interests: Capital markets, institutional development, industrial organization. Courses taught at KSE: Emerging Capital Markets, Term III. home page CV Email: esegura@sigmableyzer.com |
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Oleksandr Shepotylo Ph.D., University of Maryland at College Park, 2006. Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE); Senior Economist, Kyiv Economics Institute (KEI). Interests: Econometrics, institutional economics, international macroeconomics, international trade. Courses taught at KSE: Development Economics, Term V; Research & Economic Policy Analysis Workshop, Term I. Macroeconomics, Term II; New Economic Geography, Term I. home page home page CV Email: shepotil@econ.umd.edu,oshepotylo@eerc.kiev.ua |
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Volodymyr Shportyuk Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Kyiv State University, 1994. Docent, NaUKMA. Interests: Random fields with independent variables, social-economic process simulation, time series. Courses taught at KSE: Mathematics for Economists, Term III and IV. home page CV Email: vshportyuk@eerc.kiev.ua |
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Bent Sorenson Ph.D., University of Copenhagen, 1990. Lay Professor, University of Houston. Interests: Quantitative economic analysis, econometrics, empirical methods in macro and finance. Courses taught at KSE: Issues in Financial Economics and Strategy: TOP Professors Course, Term I. home page CV Email: bent.sorensen@mail.uh.edu |
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Robert Swidinsky Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1969 Professor of Economics, University of Guelph Interests: Microeconomics, labor economics, public finance, industrial organization and industrial relations, social welfare Courses taught at KSE: Microeconomics I, Term I; Labor Economics, Term I. home page CV Email: rswidins@uoguelph.ca |
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Volodymyr Vakhitov M.A., NaUKMA, 1999; Ph.D., University of Kentucky, 2008. Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) Interests: Public economics, Human resources. Courses taught at KSE: Research & Economic Policy Analysis Workshop, Term I; Mathematics for Economists, Terms I, II and V. Email: vakhitov@eerc.kiev.ua |
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Hanna Vakhitova M.A., NaUKMA, 1999; Ph.D., University of Kentucky, 2006. Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE); Senior Economist, Kyiv Economics Institute (KEI). Interests: Public economics, human resources. Courses taught at KSE: Public Economics I, Term II; Statistics and Econometrics, Term IV; Thesis Workshop, Term V; Macroeconomics, Term I. home page CV Email: vakhitova@eerc.kiev.ua |
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Olesya Verchenko M.A., NaUKMA, 2000; M.S. in Banking and Finance, Universite de Lausanne, 2001; Ph.D. Candidate, University of Virginia, expected 2008. Instructor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE). Interests: Financial economics, international economics. Courses taught at KSE: Financial Economics I, Term II; Money and Banking, Term II; Macroeconomics, Term III; Financial Economics II, Term III; Issues in Financial Economics, Term IV; Thesis Workshop, Term V. home page CV Email: verchenko@eerc.kiev.ua, ov6a@virginia.edu |
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Fredrick Wilhelmsson PhD, Lund University, 2006 Senior Research Fellow, Department of Intrernational Economics, NUPI Interests: Intenational economics, trade policies. Courses taught at KSE: International Trade I, Term III. CV Email: fredrick.wilhelmsson@nupi.no |
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Yuri Yevdokimov Ph.D., University of Manitoba, 1998. Assistant Professor, University of New Brunswick. Interests: Economic modelling, transportation economics, sustainable development, environmental economics, engineering economics. Courses taught at KSE: . Macroeconomics, Term V; Transportation Economics, Term V. home page CV Email: yevdokimov@eerc.kiev.ua; yuri@unb.ca |
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Andriy Zapechelnyuk Ph.D., Stony-Brook University, 2005 Assistant Professor, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE); Senior Economist, Kyiv Economics Institute (KEI). Interests: Game theory, auction theory, industrial organization, bargaining theory. Courses taught at KSE: Industrial Organization I, Term IV, Advanced Microeconomics I, Term IV. home page CV Email: andriy@vms.huji.ac.il |
