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Espen Storli is a Professor at the Department of Modern History and Society, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His work bridges business history, political economy, and resource governance, focusing on international business development in the 20th century. He holds a PhD from NTNU (2010) and has held prestigious positions like the Harvard-Newcomen Fellowship in Business History (2011-2012). His research includes projects such as "The hidden companies of the global economy: the development of international commodity traders, 1945-2015" , funded by the Norwegian Research Council. He co-founded the History and Strategic Raw Materials Initiative , a network examining raw material politics. Research Interests : Business-political intersections Commodity trading history Strategic resource governance State-corporate dynamics Globalization processes Scientific Awards : Harvard-Newcomen Fellow in Business History (2011-2012) Teaching : Courses include environmental history, modern European history, and global political economy of resources. He has contributed to academic outreach through lectures at institutions like Harvard Business School and the World Economic History Congress.

• Business History
• Economic History
• International History
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Martin Pesendorfer is a Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He specializes in Industrial Organization, Auctions, and Information Economics, with significant contributions to applied microeconomics. His research focuses on dynamic games, auction mechanisms, and strategic interactions in markets. He holds a PhD in Economics from Northwestern University and teaches advanced courses such as EC313 Industrial Economics and EC536 Economics of Industry for Research Students. Key research areas include the design of auctions, consumer demand modeling, and equilibrium analysis in dynamic settings. His work has been published in top journals like the American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, Econometrica, and the Review of Economic Studies. He has also contributed to practical applications such as analyzing mergers, procurement auctions, and retail pricing strategies. Pesendorfer’s teaching covers topics from industrial economics fundamentals to advanced microeconomic theory. His research spans theoretical and empirical methods, with recent emphasis on equilibrium multiplicity in dynamic games and omitted variable biases in demand models. He maintains an active presence in academic circles, contributing to research centers like STICERD's Economics of Industry Programme.

• Industrial Organization
• Auctions
• Information Economics
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Emiliya Lazarova is a Professor of Economics and Head of the School of Economics at the University of East Anglia (UEA). She chairs the Royal Economics Society’s Conference of Heads of Departments of Economics. Her research focuses on coalition formation, matching theory, and applied economics, with recent projects analyzing technological innovation via patent data, biodiversity market measurements, and international environmental agreements. She has held academic roles at the University of Birmingham and Queen’s University Belfast, teaching quantitative courses like Applied Econometrics and topics in applied microeconomics. Her research interests include coalition dynamics, social housing allocation, and the political economy of environmental policies. Current projects with Dr. Yuan Gao include developing an ex-ante novelty index for inventions and studying biodiversity valuation mechanisms. Lazarova has secured grants from the Royal Economic Society and British Academy, focusing on property rights and economic development in emerging economies. Her work bridges theoretical models and empirical applications, addressing issues like firm behavior under political pressure, patent innovation cycles, and disability discrimination impacts. Collaborations span institutions globally, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to economic challenges. Advisory roles include supervising PhD students on topics such as status-seeking in matching markets and conflict resolution via coalition theory. Her teaching expertise complements her research, emphasizing quantitative methods and policy analysis.

• Coalition Formation
• Matching Theory
• Applied Economics
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Claudio Mezzetti is the Colin Clark Professor of Economics at the University of Queensland, School of Economics. His research focuses on microeconomic theory, particularly mechanism design, game theory, and their applications to antitrust, environmental regulation, and market design. He is a Fellow of the Econometric Society. Key Projects include Information and Market Design; Mediation and Analogical Argumentation (2019–2023) Technology Transforming Markets: Large-Scale Field Experiments in Electricity Use (2015–2018) Economic efficiency and the provision of incentives for information acquisition (2015–2016) His research explores strategic behavior in auctions, regulatory frameworks for pollution, and antitrust leniency policies. Recent work analyzes digital-age economic challenges like cybercrime impacts and public goods provision mechanisms. Scientific Awards: Fellow of the Econometric Society Grants and advising: His projects often involve interdisciplinary collaborations, such as with computer scientists on trust-based task allocation. He advises on policy-relevant issues in competition law and environmental economics. Labs/Teams: Active in research groups at the University of Queensland's School of Economics and collaborates internationally on market design and game theory applications.

• Microeconomic Theory
• Mechanism Design
• Game Theory
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Pedro Pita Barros is a Professor of Health Economics at the Nova School of Business and Economics , Universidade Nova de Lisboa, with a focus on health economics, regulation, and competition policy. He has held significant roles including Vice-Rector of Universidade Nova de Lisboa (2013-2017) and served on multiple national and international panels such as the European Commission’s Expert Panel on Effective Ways of Investing in Health and the Mission Board for Cancer (2019-2020). As Past-President of the Portuguese and European Associations of Health Economics, he has shaped academic discourse and policy. Education: 1997 - Agregação, Universidade Nova de Lisboa 1993 - PhD in Economics, Universidade Nova de Lisboa 1992 - MSt in Economics, Universidade Nova de Lisboa 1988 - BSc in Economics, Universidade Nova de Lisboa His research spans health economics, economic regulation, competition policy, and pandemic response, with over 50 journal articles and 10 book chapters. Recent studies analyze vaccine hesitancy, health system resilience, and socioeconomic disparities during crises. He has contributed to editorial boards and consulted for public and private entities in health economics and regulatory frameworks. Notable Committees & Roles: Portuguese National Council of Ethics for the Life Sciences (2015-2021) Portuguese National Health Council (2017-2021) Board of the Portuguese Energy Regulator (2005/2006) Governmental Commission for National Health Service Financial Sustainability (2006/2007) European Commission Mission Board for Cancer (2019-2020) Scientific Networks: Collaborated with researchers across Europe (e.g., Germany, Netherlands, Spain) and Brazil, focusing on cross-country pandemic responses, health equity, and policy effectiveness. His work integrates economics, public health, and data science, particularly through machine learning applications in healthcare.

• Health Economics
• Microeconomics
• Economic Regulation
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Dr. Grzegorz Gil is a Lecturer at the Department of International Security , Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin , Faculty of Political Science and Journalism. Holds a PhD in Political Science (2010) and MA in International Relations (2005) from UMCS. Research focuses on state failure , post-conflict recovery , and international security with regional expertise on Africa , Middle East , and Pacific states . Teaches courses on: International relations Humanitarian operations Australian foreign policy Economic diplomacy Publications (over 15 works) analyze state collapse (Somalia, Yemen, Colombia), military interventions , and regional integration (EU-ASEAN relations). Currently serves as expert for Team Europe Direct (2023–present) and juror in Academic Polish Oxford Debating Championships .

• political stability and instability
• failed states
• dysfunctional states
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Paolo Pinotti is a Full Professor of Economics at the Department of Social and Political Sciences, Università Bocconi. He serves as Dean of the Faculty, directs the CLEAN Unit for Economic Analysis of Crime at Baffi-Carefin Research Center, and holds an Endowed Chair in Economic Analysis of Crime. Previously at the Bank of Italy's Research Department (2007-2011), his research focuses on policy-relevant social phenomena using econometric methods. PhD: Universitat Pompeu Fabra (2009) MSc: University of Chicago BSc: Università Bocconi Research Interests: His work spans immigration, discrimination, crime economics, mass media impacts, and labor market dynamics. Publications appear in top journals like American Economic Review and Econometrica. Scientific Contributions: Recent studies examine intermarriage dynamics, corruption in procurement, immigrant stereotypes in schools, oil theft in Mexico, immigration-crime relationships, and labor-crime interactions. Awards: Excellence in Research Award (2022) Teaching Award (2021) Research Impact Award (2019) AEJ: Applied Economics Best Paper (2016)

• Applied Economics
• Social Policy
• Econometrics
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Prof. Michael Max Paul Zeuske is a Senior Research Professor at the Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies (BCDSS) , University of Bonn, Germany. He holds a Ph.D. and Habilitation in Modern Global History from the University of Leipzig. His academic career includes professorships at the University of Cologne and the University of Havana (as DAAD Fellow). He specializes in the global history of slavery from antiquity to modernity, with particular focus on Atlantic slavery, South-South slave trades, and the intersections of slavery with capitalism, law, and cultural practices. Zeuskе’s research integrates micro-historical analyses of enslaved individuals and elites with macro-historical frameworks. He has authored over 26 books, 196 papers, and edited 23 volumes, including landmark works like Sklaverei. Eine Menschheitsgeschichte and Handbuch Geschichte der Sklaverei . His editorial roles include co-editing COMPARATIV , a leading journal for global history. He is a corresponding member of prestigious academies in Venezuela and Cuba. Zeuskе’s supervision record includes 25 completed and 10 ongoing Ph.D. theses, along with extensive teaching and mentoring. He has led major international projects like the International Research Seminar on the Second Slavery and conducted groundbreaking studies on slavery’s legal frameworks and commodity production. His work bridges archival scholarship with public history, emphasizing marginalized voices in slavery narratives. Key academic contributions span slave trade networks, gender dynamics in enslavement, and the material culture of enslaved communities. His recent work emphasizes slavery’s legacy in modern capitalism and global justice debates. He has received third-party funding from the German Research Foundation (DFG) and other institutions for large-scale collaborative projects.

• Global History of Slavery
• Atlantic Studies
• Micro-historical Analysis
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Professor Christian Schultz (b. 1957) is affiliated with the Department of Economics at the University of Copenhagen under the Faculty of Social Sciences. His work spans political economy, competition economics, industrial organization, and market regulation, focusing on implications of imperfect information in economic and political systems. PhD (University of Copenhagen, 1989) Current: Professor of Economics (1995–present) Past: Director of Centre for Industrial Economics (2000–2008), Head of Department (2010–2023) His research examines how information asymmetries affect political campaigns, market collusion, and public policy effectiveness. Key contributions include work on price transparency, electoral polarization, and arms-length delegation of public services. Recent publications (2014–2024) focus on price transparency, healthcare economics, technology transfer, and market dynamics. Awards include the 2003 Invisible Hand Award for outstanding teaching. Supervised 7 PhD students and 100+ master's students. Leadership roles: Chairman of Danish Competition Council (2012–present), Chairman of Danmarks Nationalbank’s Board of Directors (2018–present). Editorial and advisory roles include membership in European Science Foundation panels and evaluation committees across Scandinavia.

• Political Economy
• Industrial Organization
• Competition Economics
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Prof. Dr. Georg Miribung holds the Chair of Law and Politics in the Forest and Environmental Sector at Eberswalde University of Sustainable Development. His work focuses on interdisciplinary legal frameworks for sustainable resource management. Research Areas: Environmental Law, Agricultural Law, Cooperative Law, Sustainability Law, Common Land Governance Key Affiliations: Georgofili Academy, World Union for Agricultural Law (UMAU), Italian Food Law Association (AIDA-IFLA), International Institute for Cooperative Research in the Alpine Region Recent publications analyze EU environmental policies, agricultural cooperatives' role in climate change mitigation, and comparative legal studies of common land systems. He actively participates in legal webinars and radio lectures on sustainability and human rights intersections.

• Environmental Law
• Forest Law
• Agricultural Law
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Rickard Sandberg is an **Associate Professor** and **Center Director** at the **Department of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology** at the **Stockholm School of Economics (SSE)**. His work bridges econometrics, statistics, and business analytics with a focus on time series analysis, machine learning applications, and sustainability measurement. **Research Interests**: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Analytics, Predictive Analytics, Forecasting, Nonlinear Time Series Modelling, Structural Economic Modelling, Econometrics, and Measuring Sustainability. His research emphasizes theoretical advancements in statistical methods and their practical application in economic and business contexts. **Key Contributions**: His publications explore unit root testing in nonlinear models, ESG rating challenges, and the impact of energy policies. Notable works include analyzing Scandinavian unemployment trends, cartel damage calculations, and Nordic companies' data-driven transformations. His 2023 paper on ESG ratings proposes solutions for consistency in ambiguous evaluation systems. **Teaching & Outreach**: Teaches advanced econometric time series courses (e.g., MSc 5314) and actively engages in international academic collaborations through presentations in Japan and Brazil. His work on AI for sustainability highlights interdisciplinary outreach efforts. **Labs/Teams**: Leads research initiatives within SSE’s Department, focusing on entrepreneurship and innovation through data and economic modeling frameworks.

• Machine Learning
• Deep Learning
• Data Analytics
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Juan Camilo Castillo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Pennsylvania, focusing on Industrial Organization, Microeconomic Theory, and Market Design. His work bridges theoretical insights with real-world applications in digital platforms, urban transportation, and public health economics. Ph.D., Economics, Stanford University (2020) M.S., Economics, Universidad de Los Andes (2013) B.S., Physics and Industrial Engineering, Universidad de Los Andes (2012) Castillo's research spans two primary domains: Online platforms and digital economy (e.g., market power in web search, service quality in ride-hailing) Market design for social challenges (e.g., vaccine distribution, drug market violence) Recent publications examine platform competition in web search, surge pricing impacts, and pandemic response strategies. His methodological approach combines field experiments, econometric modeling, and network analysis.

• Industrial Organization
• Microeconomic Theory
• Market Design
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Dr. Robert Lane is a Senior Lecturer in EU Law at the School of Law, University of Edinburgh. His expertise spans EU constitutional and administrative law, the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), internal market law, and competition law. He holds a BA, MA, and PhD in Law. **Research Interests**: Dr. Lane's work focuses on the constitutional dynamics of the European Union, particularly the administrative and judicial frameworks governing EU institutions. He examines the methods and reasoning of the ECJ, the evolution of competition law post-Lisbon Treaty, and the interplay between EU law and national legal systems. His research also addresses contemporary issues such as the legal implications of the Scottish Independence Referendum and the impact of crises like the COVID-19 pandemic on EU legal frameworks. **Education**: PhD in Law MA in Law BA in Law **Advising and Grants**: No formal advisees or grants are listed in the provided information. His academic contributions are primarily through research publications and books. **Labs/Teams**: No specific research labs or collaborative teams are mentioned in the profile.

• EU Law
• Constitutional Law
• Administrative Law
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Christopher Costello is a Distinguished Professor and Director of the emLab at the Bren School of Environment, University of California, Santa Barbara. His research focuses on resource economics, environmental regulation, and natural-resource management under uncertainty. Specializing in marine policy, fisheries management, and climate policy, he examines how information and adaptive strategies influence decision-making in resource-intensive sectors. He holds a PhD from UC Berkeley and has mentored several PhD students in environmental economics and marine conservation. Education: PhD (UC Berkeley, Agricultural & Resource Economics), MS (Oregon State University, Agricultural & Resource Economics), BS (UC Berkeley, Environmental Economics & Policy). Research interests include the economics of marine reserves, subsidy reforms in global fisheries, and climate adaptation strategies for fisheries. His work often bridges theory and practice, advocating for policies that balance ecological sustainability with economic viability. Recent studies highlight the role of bilateral agreements in marine conservation and the impact of input subsidies on overfishing. Notable contributions include frameworks for designing effective marine protected areas (MPAs) and analyzing the co-benefits of conservation for food security and biodiversity. His lab collaborates on tools like SubsidyExplorer to assess subsidy reforms' ecological and economic effects. Students advised include Nestor Collado (fisheries and regulation), Nathan Grimes (ocean conservation), and Risa Lewis (climate policy and emissions reduction). Postdoctoral researcher Kaiwen Wang focuses on fisheries economics and management. Labs/Teams: emLab (Environmental Markets Lab) focuses on market-based solutions for environmental challenges, particularly in marine ecosystems and resource allocation.

• Resource Economics
• Environmental Regulation
• Natural Resource Management
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Dr. Jared Dmello is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Adelaide, affiliated with the School of Social Sciences within the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics. He serves as Postgraduate Research Coordinator and Co-Lead of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledges Workstream. His research focuses on illicit networks, violent extremism, and pedagogical innovation, with a $2 million externally funded portfolio. He testified before the Australian Senate on right-wing extremism and is a globally recognized expert featured in media like Rolling Stone and National Geographic . His research explores topics such as climate change’s impact on terrorism, LGBTQ+ victimization by extremist groups, and the role of social media in organized crime. He actively engages stakeholders to translate research into policy and operational strategies. Dr. Dmello holds editorial roles at journals like Crime & Delinquency and serves on international committees for criminology and extremism studies. Key areas of focus include: Global violent extremism prevention strategies Methodological innovations in criminology Climate-induced security challenges Historical and contemporary organized crime networks

• Criminology
• Violent Extremism
• Illicit Networks
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