Herman Mark Schwartz

Herman Mark Schwartz is a Professor in the Department of Politics at the University of Virginia with office located in S497 Gibson Hall. He maintains regular office hours on Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:00-2:50pm and by appointment, with contact primarily through email at schwartz@virginia.edu.

Professor Schwartz's research spans international political economy, global finance systems, housing policy, and economic history. His work critically examines the intersections between political institutions and economic structures, with particular focus on monetary systems, intellectual property regimes, and housing finance. His scholarship reveals how historical patterns shape contemporary global economic challenges and policy responses.

His recent publications demonstrate consistent engagement with pressing economic issues, showing particular interest in the contradictions within global monetary systems, the relationship between intellectual property and economic stagnation, and the political economy of housing finance following financial crises. His 2024 book "Brave New World: A Third Industrial Divide?" suggests ongoing examination of technological change and its economic implications.

While specific details about teaching responsibilities and course offerings aren't provided in the available materials, his research profile indicates expertise in political economy, international relations, and economic policy analysis.