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George F. DeMartino is Professor and Co-Director of the MA in Global Economic Affairs at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver. He holds a Ph.D. from University of Massachusetts and previously served as Associate Dean of Graduate Studies.
His research examines ethical dimensions of economic policy, professional economic ethics, and theories of distributive justice. Core investigations focus on econogenic harm, epistemic limitations in economic science, and normative foundations of global economic governance.
DeMartino's recent publications analyze counterfactual reasoning in economics, pedagogical approaches to economic harm, and ethical engagement in policy contexts. His award-winning book 'The Tragic Science' explores how economists cause unintended harm despite benevolent intentions.
- Recipient of Joan Robinson Prize (2019)
- International Studies Association Best Book Award (2019)
- British International Studies Association Book Prize (2018)
He directs research on 'Rigor, Relevance and Responsibility' funded by Carnegie Corporation and advises professional associations on economic ethics frameworks. His current projects examine prosocial lying in economic practice and Keynesian uncertainty.
