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Mark R. Wilson is a Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, affiliated with the College of Humanities & Earth and Social Sciences (CHESS). His research focuses on military-industrial relations, US war mobilization, and the historical intersections of capitalism and military strategy. He holds a grant from the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program (2022-24) supporting his work on the military-industrial complex's evolution from the 1950s to the 21st century. Wilson's scholarship spans the Civil War era to contemporary military-industrial dynamics. He authored Destructive Creation: American Business and the Winning of World War II (2016), which won the Hagley Prize and the Ralph Gomory Prize, and co-edited The Military and the Market (2022). His work bridges military history, business history, and policy analysis, often engaging with modern crises like climate change and pandemic response through historical lenses. Media contributions include articles in Politico Magazine (e.g., 'Vaccine Manufacturers Are Profiteering. History Shows How to Stop Them,' 2021) and collaborations with figures like Bill McKibben. He maintains an active blog ( complexhistories.wordpress.com ) and a podcast series hosted by the Gotham Center. His research emphasizes the military's entanglement with market structures, from labor systems to regulatory frameworks, offering policymakers historical insights for modern challenges. Grants and awards reflect recognition of his interdisciplinary approach to understanding the military's economic roles across US history.

• Military History
• US History
• Business History
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Julia P.G. Jones is a Professor of Conservation Science at Bangor University's College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering . Her research focuses on the intersection of conservation biology , ecosystem services , and socioeconomic equity , particularly in tropical regions like Madagascar. She leads projects evaluating the effectiveness of REDD+ , biodiversity offsets , and payment for ecosystem services in reducing deforestation while addressing poverty alleviation . Her work emphasizes causal inference , impact evaluation , and behavioral science in conservation policy design. Funding : NERC, ESRC, and DFID grants for ecosystem services and poverty reduction (2013-2017); NERC/ESRC/DFID grant on Amazon PES (2009). Key Themes : No Net Loss frameworks, tropical forest conservation, policy evaluation, and community engagement. Recent Publications : 15+ articles (2020-2025) on topics like carbon market ethics , invasive species control , and post-project evaluation gaps in conservation. Methodologies : Pioneering randomized control trials and statistical matching to assess conservation interventions. Her work bridges ecological science and socioeconomic policy , with fieldwork in Madagascar, Bolivia, and Bangladesh. She advocates for evidence-based conservation , transparent reporting , and adaptive management of protected areas.

• Conservation Science
• Ecosystem Services
• Impact Evaluation
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Tonći Lazibat is a Full Professor at the Department of Trade and International Business, Faculty of Economics and Business Zagreb, and serves as Editor-in-Chief of the international scientific journal Business Excellence . He held leadership roles including Dean (2010-2014) and Vice-Rector for Business at the University of Zagreb (2014-2022), and currently heads the postgraduate specialist study in Quality Management. University of Zagreb (current affiliation) University of Mostar (PhD in Economics, 1996) University of Split (1990, International Exchange degree) University of Zadar (PhD in Humanities, 2022) Prof. Lazibat's research focuses on International Business , Quality Management , and Global Security . His work spans export strategies, commodity trading, and quality systems, with over 100 scientific and professional publications. He has conducted research and training at Harvard University and MIT, emphasizing ISO standards and operational excellence. His publications reveal a strong trajectory in global economic integration and quality frameworks. Notable works include textbooks on commodity exchanges (2017), product knowledge (2012), and two editions of Quality Management (2023, 2009), reflecting his dual expertise in economic globalization and quality systems. Scientific Awards : Mijo Mirković Award (2005) Croatian Society of Quality Managers Award (2011) Dragutin Tadijanović Foundation Award (2020, for poetry) As Editor-in-Chief of Business Excellence , he has shaped academic discourse. His managerial roles included presidencies of major Croatian hospital administrative councils and Zagreb Stock Exchange supervisory board membership. He is a certified quality manager and lead auditor for quality systems.

• International Business
• Quality Management
• Global Security
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Michael H. Grote is Professor of Corporate Finance at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, where he previously served as Vice President for Teaching (2009-2011) and Vice President for Academic Affairs (2011-2020). He directs the Frankfurt Institute for Private Equity and M&A and co-presides over the Frankfurt Institute for Risk Management and Regulation (FIRM). His academic background includes degrees in Economics and Political Science from Goethe University Frankfurt, where he also completed his PhD on Frankfurt's development as a financial center. Grote's research examines corporate finance, capital markets, mergers & acquisitions, and private equity, with recent extensions into blockchain applications and high-frequency trading geographies. His scholarly work demonstrates consistent focus on financial market structures, spatial economics of finance, and emerging financial technologies. His publications reflect interdisciplinary approaches bridging finance, economic geography, and technology studies, with recent articles analyzing digital financial networks (2025), blockchain disruptions (2024), oil market financialization (2024), and high-frequency trading microgeographies (2017). Earlier work established foundations in cross-border M&A, financial center competitiveness, and outsourcing dynamics. Awards and recognitions include: Top 10% most productive business administration researcher (Handelsblatt 2009) 'Professor of the Year' at Stuttgart Institute of Management and Technology Teaching excellence awards from Goethe University (2004, 2008) 9th place in national 'Professor of the Year' competition (2007) Professional activities include consulting for SMEs, multinational corporations, and government agencies. He has authored multiple policy papers on capital markets and financial center development for institutions including Hessian ministries, Deutsche Börse, and Portagon.

• Corporate Finance
• Capital Markets
• Mergers and Acquisitions
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Bingxin Li is an Associate Professor of Finance and the Finance Ph.D. Program Coordinator at West Virginia University's College of Business and Economics. She is also a faculty member of the Center for Innovation in Gas Research and Utilization at WVU, contributing to interdisciplinary energy research initiatives. Her research spans key areas in modern finance, with a focus on empirical asset pricing , pricing models of financial derivatives , financial risk management , and energy finance . Her interdisciplinary background in physics enhances her quantitative approach to financial modeling and data analysis. Dr. Li teaches a Ph.D.-level course in Asset Pricing and undergraduate courses including Derivatives, Investments, Financial Risk Management, and Energy Financial Economics, demonstrating her strong commitment to finance education at all levels. Her scholarly work has been published in leading journals such as the Journal of Banking and Finance , The Financial Review , Energy Economics , Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting , and Journal of Commodity Markets , reflecting a consistent contribution to both financial and energy economics literature. Faculty, Center for Innovation in Gas Research and Utilization, WVU

• Empirical Asset Pricing
• Financial Derivatives
• Financial Risk Management
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OSCAR RODIL MARZABAL is a Full Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated with the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences and the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Environmental Technologies (CRETUS). He holds a Doctorate in Economic Sciences from USC (1999), having earned both the Extraordinary Doctorate Award and Royal Academy of Doctors Award. His research focuses on innovation, global value chains, trade, and sustainability, with over 100 publications and leadership in competitive research projects (National Plan, EU, EU-LAC Foundation). Education highlights include a Degree in Economic Sciences (1997, Extraordinary Bachelor's Award) and Doctorate (1999). He has served as Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences and held roles in academic governance, including secretary of doctoral and master's programs. His work emphasizes Latin America-China economic relations, environmental impacts of trade, and regional development strategies. Key research contributions include analyzing pollution havens in global value chains, circular economy dynamics in global firms, and the dual insertion of China in Latin America. Awards include the 2017 National Bank of Foreign Trade Prize for work on Mexico's automotive value chains. His interdisciplinary approach bridges economic theory with policy applications, particularly in innovation systems and sustainable development.

• Innovation
• Economic Development
• International Trade
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Piotr Jaworski is a Lecturer at the Business School of Edinburgh Napier University, where he has been actively engaged in research and teaching. His academic profile demonstrates significant contributions across multiple domains of economics, political economy, and European studies, with particular focus on Scottish independence, Brexit implications, and international economic relations. Dr. Jaworski's research interests span international economics, political economy, Brexit studies, European Union policy, investment finance, entrepreneurship, Chinese economic development, Scottish independence studies, and educational assessment methods. His work frequently examines the intersection of economic theory with contemporary political challenges, particularly regarding the UK's relationship with Europe and Scotland's potential independence. An analysis of his publication record reveals consistent scholarly output with a strong emphasis on timely political-economic issues. His recent work demonstrates particular expertise in the economic dimensions of Scottish independence, Brexit consequences, and China's growing economic influence globally. The publications show a methodological diversity spanning quantitative economic analysis, comparative policy studies, and theoretical political economy approaches. Dr. Jaworski serves as a dedicated supervisor for doctoral candidates, currently guiding several PhD students through their research journeys. His research projects include the 'Long term effectiveness of WebCT-based assessment' (2008-2011), which received £3,325 in funding, demonstrating his commitment to innovative educational approaches. His supervisory portfolio includes diverse research topics spanning organizational effectiveness in the oil and gas industry, stock price formation, public equity financing for medium-sized enterprises, hospital performance in Saudi Arabia, and construction project management. His academic contributions extend to teaching innovation, particularly in economics education, where he has developed IT-assisted continuous assessment schemes aimed at improving knowledge retention among undergraduate students.

• International Economics
• Political Economy
• Brexit Studies
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Dr. Emmanuel Fianu is a Lecturer in the Department of Accounting and Finance at De Montfort University, Faculty of Business and Law. He has held academic and research positions at several international institutions, including Mainz University of Applied Sciences, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, University of Freiburg, University of Verona, Goethe University Frankfurt, and University of Naples Parthenope. His work bridges academia and industry through applied research in finance and data science. Education: PhD in Economics and Finance, University of Verona, Italy MSc in Mathematical Economics and Applied Mathematics, Bielefeld University & University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne BSc (Hons) in Mathematics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Dr. Fianu’s research is centered on Financial Econometrics, Risk Management, Sustainable Finance, and AI applications in FinTech and Energy Markets. He employs advanced quantitative methods, including stochastic modeling, machine learning, and network analysis, to study systemic risks, ESG integration, and commodity price dynamics. His interdisciplinary approach connects finance, environmental economics, and data science. His recent publications span areas such as contagion in electricity markets, ESG portfolio optimization under solvency constraints, and hybrid forecasting models for commodities. These works reflect strong trends in sustainable finance, energy market risk, and the application of AI and computational methods to financial decision-making. Scientific Awards: Young Investigator Research Grant (€2,674) from ACRI Post-Doctoral Research Grant from German Federal Ministry of Education and Research Ph.D. Scholarship from University of Verona and Italian Ministry of Education (€13,638 p.a.) UseR 2012 Student Travel Scholarship ($500) Erasmus Mundus Scholarship for QEM Master (€42,000) Award winner at Energy Finance Italia Conference 2018 Dr. Fianu has successfully supervised multiple Master’s and DBA students and currently serves as an assessor for a Doctor of Business Administration candidate. He has secured externally funded research grants, including a €40,000 project on sustainable investments in insurance portfolios under Solvency II. He is actively involved in academic service as a reviewer for leading journals and as a member of scientific committees. He also contributes to institutional development as the AI Go-To Person in his department and participates in key university committees related to IT and research symposia. He is affiliated with several research groups, including the Centre for Research in Accountability, Governance and Sustainability (CRAGS) and the Finance and Banking Research Centre (FiBRe), and collaborates internationally on projects related to climate finance and financial regulation.

• Financial Economics
• Financial Econometrics
• Risk Management
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Robert Boyden Lamb is an Adjunct Professor of Management and Organizations at the Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University, where he has been teaching since 1977. He previously taught at The Wharton School and Columbia University. His expertise lies in strategic management, corporate strategy, competitive analysis, municipal securities, public finance, and business ethics. Education: Ph.D. in Political Economy, London School of Economics (1970) M.B.A., Columbia University (1976) B.A., University of Chicago (1963) Professor Lamb specializes in the strategic and financial dimensions of business and public sector decision-making. His research spans corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions, ethical market practices, and the evolving landscape of renewable energy markets. He has published extensively on competitive strategy and public finance, with a strong emphasis on practical applications in regulated industries. His recent publications, including Investing in the Renewable Power Market , reflect a growing focus on the financial and regulatory challenges of transitioning to sustainable energy. These works emphasize real-world energy costs, investment constraints, and the unique nature of electricity as a non-storable, heavily regulated commodity. Scientific Awards: No awards listed in the provided text. Professor Lamb has advised major corporations, financial institutions, and U.S. government bodies such as the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, and the SEC. He has served on corporate boards and has been a consultant to entities including Citigroup, J.P. Morgan, and the British Broadcasting Company. He founded and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Business Strategy for 13 years, demonstrating significant leadership in academic publishing. He has authored 20 books and numerous articles, contributing to both academic and practitioner audiences. His work bridges theory and practice in management, finance, and public policy.

• Strategic Management
• Corporate Strategy
• Business Strategy
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Bruce Tuckman is a Clinical Professor of Finance at the Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University, where he teaches undergraduate, MBA, and Executive MBA courses in fixed income, derivatives, trading, and liquidity risk. He rejoined Stern in 2012 after a career on Wall Street and served as Chief Economist at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) from 2017 to 2020. His work bridges academia, industry, and public policy. Ph.D. in Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology A.B. in Statistics with Economics, Harvard College Professor Tuckman's research centers on fixed income and derivatives markets, financial regulation, and the history of financial markets. He is particularly known for his work on market transparency, risk governance, and public policy implications of financial innovation. His textbook, Fixed Income Securities: Tools for Today’s Markets , is a standard reference in both academic and professional circles. His recent publications and co-authored research explore critical issues such as the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the transition from LIBOR, the role of private credit, and the societal impact of derivatives. These works reflect a consistent focus on market structure, regulatory design, and financial stability. Award-winning portfolio-margin product at Lehman Brothers/Barclays Capital Co-creator of Entity-Netted Notionals for measuring swap market size Co-authored research cited in major financial policy discussions Tuckman has advised and collaborated with regulatory bodies, notably the CFTC, where he led research economists in shaping rule-making and policy. His industry experience includes senior roles at Salomon Brothers, Credit Suisse, Lehman Brothers, and Barclays Capital, where he managed quantitative research and risk governance. He has not formally advised PhD or Master's students, but his influence extends through teaching and public scholarship. While not affiliated with a formal research lab, Tuckman leads policy-oriented research teams, particularly during his tenure at the CFTC, where he directed economic analysis for regulatory purposes. His future work is expected to continue influencing financial regulation, market design, and financial education.

• Fixed Income Markets
• Derivatives Markets
• Financial Regulation
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Steven Hines is a Professor and Extension Educator with the University of Idaho Extension, serving Jerome and Twin Falls counties in the Magic Valley region. He is affiliated with the University of Idaho’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and works directly with farmers and landowners to promote sustainable agricultural practices. His role combines applied research, outreach, and education in crop production and soil health. B.S. in Agricultural Education, University of Idaho, 1992 M.S. in Agricultural Education, University of Idaho, 1996 Steven Hines' research and extension interests focus on sustainable farming systems, particularly cover crop adoption , interseeding cover crops into corn , soil health improvement , and farm management . His work emphasizes practical solutions for farmers, including optimizing forage and cereal production, managing farm succession, and enhancing soil and water conservation. He has led demonstration projects on wide-row corn and cover crop integration, aiming to improve long-term land productivity. His recent publications reflect a strong trend in applied agricultural science, with a focus on cover crops , soil health , forage-livestock systems , and economic aspects of farming . These works span peer-reviewed journals and extension bulletins, targeting both academic and practitioner audiences. Key themes include interseeding techniques, biostimulant use, and regional adoption of conservation practices. Steven Hines has received several prestigious awards for his contributions to agricultural extension and farm management: Search for Excellence in Farm and Ranch Financial Management, National Award Winner, National Association of County Agricultural Agents (2018) Distinguished Service Award, National Association of County Agricultural Agents (2017) Applied Research Poster - State Winner, National Association of County Agricultural Agents (2017) Agency Employee of the Year, Idaho Association of Soil Conservation Districts (2015) While he does not formally advise graduate students, Hines plays a critical advisory role for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural professionals. He has secured funding for applied research and extension projects, particularly in soil health, cover crops, and farm economics. His work often involves collaboration with county conservation districts, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and regional agricultural stakeholders. He has contributed to economic impact studies and developed educational programming on farm succession and financial management. Steven Hines is actively involved in the University of Idaho Extension’s regional programming, particularly in the Magic Valley. He leads demonstration farms and field days, collaborates with the Kimberly Research and Extension Center, and works with multi-agency teams to address agricultural challenges such as weed management and water conservation. His outreach extends through workshops, webinars, and publications, forming a vital link between research and on-farm application.

• Agricultural Education
• Soil Health
• Cover Crops
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Dengjun Zhang is a Professor of Accounting at the University of Stavanger, affiliated with the UiS School of Business and the Department of Accounting and Law. He holds a PhD from Auburn University, USA, and brings over ten years of professional experience from roles as an auditor, financial analyst, and investment manager in Shanghai, China. His research focuses on accounting, finance, and business economics, with particular emphasis on credit risk, firm performance, environmental sustainability, commodity markets, and trade policy. His work often applies empirical methods to real-world data from industries such as aquaculture, energy, manufacturing, and hospitality. He has published over 50 peer-reviewed articles since 2013, with a growing focus on how access to financing affects investment, innovation, and environmental outcomes in developing countries. The recent publications show a strong trend in analyzing financial and environmental performance in aquaculture and manufacturing sectors, especially under conditions of uncertainty such as price volatility, energy outages, and global crises. His interdisciplinary research bridges economics, finance, and sustainability, frequently appearing in journals like Aquaculture , Energy Economics , Journal of Cleaner Production , and Marine Policy . No scientific awards explicitly mentioned. Dengjun Zhang actively collaborates with scholars such as Geir Sogn-Grundvåg, Ragnar Tveterås, and Frank Asche. While no formal list of students is provided, his extensive publication record suggests an active research supervision role. He has not received mention of specific grants, but his consistent output indicates sustained research funding. His work contributes significantly to understanding financial decision-making in resource-dependent industries and emerging economies. He is associated with research teams focused on aquaculture economics and sustainable business practices, often conducting studies based on enterprise surveys and large-scale industry data. His online presence includes Google Scholar, personal websites, and LinkedIn, facilitating academic engagement and dissemination.

• Accounting
• Finance
• Credit Risk
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Andreas Neuhierl is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis. His research focuses on asset pricing, financial econometrics, machine learning, macroeconomics, and commodity markets. He explores the intersection of advanced analytical methods and financial market dynamics, with a particular interest in forecasting, data integrity, and policy impacts. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical applications, addressing topics like the influence of accounting rules on bond markets, machine learning uncertainties in asset pricing models, and the implications of missing data in financial studies. Recent projects examine noise in economic forecasts, segmentation premia in asset markets, and deep learning techniques for stock index predictions. Neuhierl has contributed to understanding FOMC meeting effects on momentum strategies, commodity market financialization, and the robustness of arbitrage portfolios. His research often critiques data snooping biases and emphasizes methodological rigor in empirical finance.

• Asset Pricing
• Financial Econometrics
• Machine Learning
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Henry Thille is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Guelph, where he has been affiliated with the Department of Economics and Finance since 2001. His academic journey began with a BComm Honours from the University of Saskatchewan (1988), followed by an M.A. (1990) and Ph.D. (1996) in Economics from the University of British Columbia. BComm Honours, University of Saskatchewan (1988) M.A., University of British Columbia (1990) Ph.D., University of British Columbia (1996) Thille’s research focuses on Industrial Organization, Natural Resource Economics, and Commodity Markets. His work investigates market structure dynamics, strategic behavior in commodity markets, speculative storage mechanisms, and the interplay between forward trading and pricing. He has contributed to understanding firm heterogeneity, energy market competition, and policy implications in resource economics. His publications reveal trends in analyzing strategic advance sales, endogenous firm activity, energy price spreads, and electricity market dynamics under uncertainty. Key themes include Cournot duopolies, speculative constraints, social influence in product adoption, and empirical validation of resource economics theories like the Hotelling Rule. Thille’s academic roles include editorial contributions to journals such as the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Canadian Journal of Economics, and Energy Economics. Though no specific scientific awards are listed, his work spans interdisciplinary applications of economic theory to environmental and energy markets. He has collaborated with researchers like Sébastien Mitraille, Talat Genc, and Monica Cojocaru, with publications in leading economics journals. His research also touches on dynamic pricing models and social interactions in market contexts.

• Industrial Organization
• Natural Resource Economics
• Commodity Markets
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Dr. Martin Saxer is an anthropologist at LMU Munich’s Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, specializing in highland Asia (Tibet, Himalayas, Pamirs) with a focus on borderland studies , medical anthropology , and visual ethnography . He leads the ERC-funded project Remoteness & Connectivity: Highland Asia in the World (2015-2020) and has conducted extensive research on Tibetan medicine’s industrialization and transnational trade. His research interests include: Highland Asia’s socio-political dynamics Sino-borderland interactions Medical knowledge systems Visual storytelling through ethnographic film Recent publications analyze connectivity trends in Asian mountain societies (2016) and border regimes in trans-Himalayan trade (2011-2014). He has received prestigious awards including an ERC Starting Grant (2015), Marie Curie Fellowship (2013), and Clarendon Scholarship (2006). As a filmmaker, he directed documentaries on Tibetan medicine (2005) and aging in Zurich’s red-light district (2000), blending academic inquiry with visual arts. He also co-organizes international conferences on Asian borderland topics with institutions like the Austrian Academy of Sciences and American University of Central Asia .

• Himalaya
• Tibet
• Central Asia
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