جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Municipal Waste Management
• Circular Economy
• Environmental Economics
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Marek Goleń is an Assistant Professor at the Warsaw School of Economics (Szkoła Główna Handlowa), working within the College of Management and Finance, specifically in the Department of Economics and Finance of Local Government. His academic position and extensive research portfolio establish him as a significant contributor to the field of environmental economics and municipal governance. Dr. Goleń specializes in circular economy and municipal waste management, with research interests spanning municipal waste systems, economic efficiency, environmental protection, public-private partnerships, local government finance, and sustainable resource management. His work bridges theoretical economic frameworks with practical applications in local governance and environmental policy implementation. His research demonstrates a strong focus on empirical analysis of municipal waste management systems, pricing mechanisms, and the economic implications of environmental regulations. His publication record shows a consistent focus on municipal waste management systems, with particular attention to the transition toward circular economy models in Poland. His research examines fee structures, cross-subsidization mechanisms, incineration technologies, and the implementation challenges of waste management reforms. A notable trend in his work is the integration of environmental objectives with economic viability in municipal service provision. Award of the Rector of SGH, 3rd degree (collective) 2014 As an environmental economist and specialist in closed-loop economy systems, Dr. Goleń serves as an advisor, expert, and trainer in municipal waste management. His work extends beyond academia into practical applications through numerous expert opinions, scientific publications, and media appearances related to local government and municipal topics. He has contributed to significant research monographs and policy recommendations that influence municipal waste management practices in Poland. Dr. Goleń's research activities focus on the economic aspects of municipal infrastructure, particularly waste management systems and wastewater treatment. His work provides valuable insights into the financial sustainability of municipal services, regulatory frameworks, and the economic implications of environmental policies at the local government level.

• Consumer-Driven Health Care
• Health Care Innovation
• Health Care Transparency
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Regina E. Herzlinger is the Nancy R. McPherson Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, where she was the first woman to be tenured and chaired. She serves as faculty in the General Management unit and has pioneered courses in non-profit and health care management. As the 'Godmother of consumer-driven health care,' her work focuses on reshaping global health care systems through innovation, transparency, and consumer empowerment. Her research interests center on consumer-driven health care innovation, with particular emphasis on transparency mechanisms, hospital capacity planning, and employer-sponsored insurance reform. She advocates for market-based solutions including healthcare analogues to the Securities and Exchange Commission, consumer-controlled health funds, and data-driven resource allocation systems. Her work challenges conventional healthcare oligopolies through consumer-centric models that prioritize accessibility, cost control, and technological enablement. Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent focus on pandemic preparedness systems (2022-2024), healthcare transparency frameworks (2020-2023), and innovative insurance models (2019-2021). Her research demonstrates evolving emphasis from theoretical consumer-driven models toward practical implementation frameworks, with increasing attention to data standardization, regulatory enforcement, and cross-institutional coordination in healthcare systems. Scientific awards include: 2020-21 Bugbee-Falk Book Award for 'Innovating in Health Care' Robert F. Greenhill Award for Outstanding Service to HBS (2022) James A. Hamilton Book of the Year Award (1998) Named among '60 Most Powerful People in Healthcare' (2016) Honorary Fellow of American College of Healthcare Executives (2017) Herzlinger has mentored numerous students who founded billion-dollar health innovations and non-profits, while her Harvard EdX MOOC 'Innovating in Health Care' has reached 70,000-85,000 annual viewers since 2015. She serves on multiple healthcare/medical technology boards and co-founded medical device companies that have saved hundreds of thousands of lives. Her current research focuses on implementing consumer-driven healthcare frameworks through policy innovation, transparency systems, and practical implementation strategies for healthcare ventures.

Dirk Niepeltمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Macroeconomics
• International Finance
• Public Finance
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Dirk Niepelt is a Professor of Macroeconomics at the University of Bern's Economic Institute and a CEPR research fellow. He teaches multiple graduate and undergraduate courses including Macroeconomics I & II, Macro Finance, and Fiscal and Monetary Policies. His academic work bridges theoretical macroeconomics with practical policy analysis in monetary economics and financial regulation. Niepelt's research focuses on the intersection of digital finance, monetary policy, and banking regulation. He has made significant contributions to understanding central bank digital currencies (CBDC), particularly examining their implications for traditional banking systems and monetary policy transmission. His work on epidemic control modeling during the pandemic demonstrated the application of macroeconomic frameworks to public health crises. He has also conducted influential research on too-big-to-fail institutions, public liquidity backstops, and the social costs of liquidity provision. His recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on the evolving digital finance landscape, with numerous papers analyzing CBDC designs across different jurisdictions. Niepelt frequently collaborates with Cyril Monnet and Remo Taudien on Swiss banking regulation issues, producing quantitative analyses of too-big-to-fail subsidies and liquidity backstop mechanisms. His research combines rigorous theoretical modeling with practical policy recommendations, often addressing immediate regulatory challenges. Niepelt serves as a member of the Bank of England and HM Treasury's CBDC Academic Advisory Group, reflecting his standing as a leading expert in digital currency research. His analysis of the Swiss banking sector, particularly regarding UBS and Credit Suisse, has informed policy debates on financial stability. He has estimated that UBS Group AG benefited from an annual senior debt subsidy of approximately $2.9 billion due to its too-big-to-fail status. As an educator, Niepelt emphasizes microfoundations and dynamic aspects of economic decision-making in his teaching. His courses follow established textbooks while incorporating cutting-edge research, and he maintains an active academic blog discussing contemporary economic issues. His work on fiscal theory of the price level (FTPL) and New Keynesian model critiques has contributed to ongoing debates about monetary policy transmission mechanisms.

• Environmental Economics
• Development Economics
• Meta-Science
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Jörg Ankel-Peters is a Professor of Economics at the University of Passau and Co-Head of the Climate and Development Policy department at RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research. He also serves as co-director of the Institute for Replication. His professional footprint spans: Academic leadership at University of Passau Policy research direction at RWI Meta-science initiatives through the Institute for Replication Field work has been conducted across: West Africa Indonesia Rwanda His research integrates environmental economics, development economics, and meta-science to address critical policy questions. Methodologically, he combines randomized evaluations with systematic reviews and qualitative analysis to study infrastructure, technology adoption, and energy policies. Recent work demonstrates particular expertise in evaluating climate interventions in resource-constrained settings. Publication trends reveal growing emphasis on long-term impact assessment and research transparency. His 2025 cookstove study in Rwanda challenged assumptions about rebound effects, while the Uganda cash transfer follow-up pioneered methodology for crisis-period impact analysis. The Institute for Replication under his co-direction actively advances reproducibility standards in economic research. As co-director of the Institute for Replication, Professor Ankel-Peters leads a dedicated team focused on evidence generation processes in economics. The institute provides infrastructure for replication studies, training in transparent research practices, and policy-relevant insights derived from rigorous evidence synthesis. This unique position bridges academic research and real-world policy implementation through structured collaboration with international development agencies.

• Economic Analysis
• Public Economics
• Tax Policy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Michael Christl is an External Associate Professor specializing in Foundations of Economic Analysis within the Economics department. His academic credentials include a PhD in Economics from Vienna University of Economics and Business (2020), complemented by dual Master's degrees in Quantitative Finance (Vienna University of Economics and Business) and Economics (Vienna University), and a Bachelor's in Economics from Vienna University. Christl's research focuses on applied economic analysis with emphasis on: Income inequality and redistribution mechanisms Tax policy and fiscal systems in the EU Labor market dynamics and social welfare policies Empirical evaluation of economic interventions Childcare policy impacts on employment Crisis response measures His work consistently examines European policy frameworks using microsimulation and comparative analysis. Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate concentrated focus on taxation systems, social redistribution, and labor market policies within European contexts. The research employs empirical methodologies to evaluate policy alternatives, with recurring themes including childcare subsidies, pandemic income support, energy price interventions, and inequality-growth relationships. Christl leads significant research projects including: Simulation of Net Childcare Costs in EU (ECJRC/SVQ/2025/VLVP/1018) EUROMOD framework extension for SPIN project analyzing spatial inequalities His professional background includes 12 years of sector experience and recent consulting engagements.

Song Zhipingمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Corporate Governance
• State-owned Enterprise Reform
• Strategic Management
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Dr. Song Zhiping serves as Professor of Management Practice at Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), leveraging 40 years of frontline enterprise management experience. He previously chaired China National Building Material Group and China National Pharmaceutical Group, transforming both into Fortune Global 500 companies while pioneering national SOE reforms. His educational foundation includes a PhD in Engineering Management from Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Research centers on state-owned enterprise innovation through frameworks like 'State-owned Enterprise Market Management' and 'Three Essence Management,' emphasizing mixed-ownership models that blend SOE scale with private-sector agility. His cement industry integration strategies became Harvard Business School case studies, demonstrating practical applications of his 'corporate competitiveness = SOE strength + private vitality' formula. Recent 2025 publications reveal expanding analytical scope from entrepreneurial resilience and film globalization to RMB internationalization and unicorn valuation sustainability, reflecting his adaptive approach to evolving global business landscapes. Major recognitions include: Special Government Allowance by the State Council National Model Worker Golden Globe Award for Outstanding Chinese Entrepreneur Yuan Baohua Gold Award for Enterprise Management Ishikawa Kano Award CCTV Economic Person of the Year Award Fortune's Chinese Entrepreneur of the Year Award Lifetime Achievement Award for the 70th Anniversary of New China As Chairman of China Association of Public Companies and World Cement Association, he shapes corporate governance standards and industry consolidation strategies. His advisory influence extends through CAPCO policy recommendations and Harvard-recognized cement integration models. Professional leadership spans the China Economic Reform Society and World Cement Association, driving cross-sector initiatives in SOE modernization and industrial consolidation.

• Cooperative Game Theory
• Cost Allocation
• Distributive Justice
• +۷ مورد دیگر

David Lowing is an Assistant Professor at Ecole Normale Supérieure de Rennes, where he conducts research in cooperative game theory and its applications to economic and environmental problems. He is also a research fellow at the CREM laboratory and the RENEL chair, with additional association with the Research Center on Economic Strategies (CRESE). Dr. Lowing earned his Ph.D. in economic theory from the University of Saint-Etienne in June 2022 under the supervision of Prof. Philippe Solal and Prof. Stéphane Gonzalez. Prior to his current position, he completed post-doctoral fellowships at the Multi-Agent Laboratory (University of Kyushu), the Industrial Engineering Research Department (CentraleSupélec), and the Economics of Gas Chair (Mines Paris). Dr. Lowing's research focuses on the axiomatic design of fair allocation rules, with particular emphasis on cooperative game theory applications. His work spans several domains including environmental economics (pollution control, river management, carbon capture and storage), public service pricing, and multi-choice games. He has developed theoretical frameworks that address practical problems in cost allocation across various contexts, with recent work increasingly focused on climate change mitigation challenges. His publication record shows consistent output in top journals including International Journal of Game Theory, Social Choice and Welfare, and Journal of Mathematical Economics. Recent publications demonstrate strong application of game-theoretic approaches to environmental challenges, particularly in the areas of carbon capture and storage, polluted river management, and international climate agreements. Cost allocation mechanisms for European CCS infrastructure Fair effort-sharing frameworks for climate change mitigation Solution concepts for cooperative games with hierarchical structures Axiomatic approaches to pollution control and river management Dr. Lowing maintains an active collaboration network across Europe and Japan, working with researchers including Kevin Techer, Takaaki Abe, and Satoshi Nakada. His work bridges theoretical developments in cooperative game theory with practical applications in environmental policy and public economics, making significant contributions to both academic literature and potential policy implementation. His research group focuses on developing axiomatic approaches to fair division problems, with particular attention to hierarchical structures, permission systems, and multi-choice settings. The team collaborates with researchers across Europe and Japan on applications related to climate policy and environmental management, with growing emphasis on practical implementation of theoretical frameworks.

• Accounting
• Auditing
• Corporate Governance
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Christophe Van Linden serves as Associate Professor in Finance and Accounting at Oslo Business School, Faculty of Social Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan University, joining in July 2022 after tenured positions at Illinois State University and assistant professorship at Belmont University in the USA. His academic credentials include: PhD in Accounting, KU Leuven, Belgium (2016) Certificate in Higher Education Teaching, Harvard University (2020) Dr. Van Linden's research centers on ethical dimensions of accounting and auditing, examining audit quality indicators, tax avoidance mechanisms, DEI implementation, and financial reporting integrity across diverse organizational contexts including multinational corporations, nonprofits, and creative industries. His publication trajectory (2018-2024) reveals evolving focus from technical audit regulation toward broader business ethics, progressing from EU audit quality standards to tax ethics in global enterprises (IKEA, 2019), DEI maturity in nonprofits (2022), and film industry tax shelters (2024), demonstrating consistent engagement with ethical dilemmas in contemporary business practices. He actively contributes to the Finance and Accounting research group at OsloMet, integrating practical Big4 auditing experience with academic rigor in his scholarly work.