Andrés Irarrázaval

Andrés Irarrázaval is a Research Fellow at the Department of Economics, University of Chile, and a PhD Candidate in Economic History at the London School of Economics (LSE). He is affiliated with the International Inequalities Institute (III)’s Doctoral Program and serves as a Lecturer. Additionally, he is a Sponsored Researcher at the Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies (COES) and a Research Fellow at the Economic History Association of Chile (AChhe).

His research focuses on Economic History, Social Inequality, and Development Economics, with interdisciplinary interests in historical analysis and public policy. He explores themes such as long-term socioeconomic trends, social conflict, and structural inequalities, leveraging historical data to inform contemporary policy debates.

While no specific articles are listed here, his academic work likely intersects with themes of historical economic dynamics and social cohesion. He has no reported scientific awards or grants in the provided text, though his roles suggest active research engagement. His professional network includes institutions like COES and AChhe, reflecting a commitment to collaborative research on social and economic issues.