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Prof. Charles van Marrewijk is a Professor of Economics and Head of the Department at the Utrecht University School of Economics (Utrecht University, since 2008). He specializes in International Trade, International Macroeconomics, Regional Science, and Economic Development. He holds academic leadership roles, including former Head of Research at institutions like the Tjalling Charles Koopmans Institute (2009–2013) and the Utrecht University School of Economics Research Institute (2018–2022).
Education: Erasmus University Rotterdam (BSc/MSc, 1981–1985) and Purdue University (PhD, 1985–1988). Career highlights include roles at the University of Groningen (1987–1990), Erasmus University Rotterdam (1990–2008), and Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (2014–2017).
Research focuses on geographical economics, economic growth, and institutions. Key themes include the Belt and Road Initiative's impact, urban development in China, and global supply chains. He has authored over ten books, including International Economics and Business (Cambridge University Press) and edited three journals. His work emphasizes policy-relevant analysis, such as trade dynamics and sustainability pathways.
Publications include influential studies on Dutch cities' comparative advantages, cross-border mergers in the U.S., and demographic shifts' effects on global income inequality. His research bridges theory and policy, addressing contemporary challenges like slowbalization and regional resilience.
