Stefan C. Collignon

Professor Stefan C. Collignon holds the position of Professor of Political Economy at Chulalongkorn University's Faculty of Political Sciences and is an Associate Professor in the Economics Department at Harvard University. He is also affiliated with the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) European Institute. His work bridges political economy, macroeconomics, and European integration, with a focus on governance, democratization, and global public goods.

His research interests include political economy, macroeconomic policy analysis, European integration, and Southeast Asian political dynamics. He has published extensively on topics such as military rule in Myanmar, inflation dynamics in the Euro Area and the U.S., and the political implications of economic imbalances. Collaborations include studies supported by the European Parliament and the Foundation for European Progressive Studies.

Recent articles explore the Thai Senate elections' democratic implications, the political economy of military governance in Myanmar, and comparative analyses of inflation between the Euro Area and the U.S. His work on Europe emphasizes ideological convergence and the governance of global public goods. Collaborations include studies supported by the European Parliament and the Foundation for European Progressive Studies.

Professor Collignon’s contributions also extend to civic activities and intellectual dialogues, such as a video debate with Pracha Hutanuwatr, a late Thai intellectual, exploring traditional vs. modern societal values. This reflects his engagement with broader societal and philosophical questions alongside his academic work.