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Çiğdem Akin, Ph.D
Visiting Assistant Professor of International Economics
Based in Washington, D.C.
Nitze 404
- (202) 663-5716
- cakin2@jhu.edu
- Curriculum Vitae
Background and Education
Previously served as an assistant professor of International Economics at the SAIS Bologna Center in Italy and a lecturer of economics at The George Washington University’s Department of Economics and Elliott School of International Affairs; was research assistant in the International Monetary Fund’s Research Department and research associate for the Asian Development Bank Institute in Tokyo; received GWU teaching fellowship and graduate teaching assistantship; awarded Monbusho (Monbukagakusho) Culture and Sports Scholarship by the Japanese Ministry of Education and German Academic Exchange Services (DAAD) Scholarship; Ph.D., economics, The George Washington University
“Allocation of Financial Wealth in Turkey” in Sermaye Piyasası Dergisi, Special Edition on Financial Engineering and Risk Management (2012), “Tectonic Shifts in the Global Economy: The Power of Emerging Markets” in The Bologna Center Journal of International Affairs (2012); “The Paradoxes of Global Economic Convergence,” in Milken Institute Review (2012); “Changing Nature of North-South Linkages: Stylized Facts and Explanations,” co-author, in Journal of Asian Economics (2008)
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2013 Spring
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2012 Fall
- Regions
- East Asia
- Japan
- Europe
- Turkey
- Topics
- Economics
- Economic Development
- Global Financial Crises
- Globalization
- International Financial Markets
- International Monetary Economics
- Emerging Markets
- International Finance
- International Trade Theory and Policy
- Foreign Languages
- Azerbaijani
- French
- German
- Italian
- Japanese
- Turkish