Visiting scholars
Each year, the Department of Economics welcomes academic visitors from around the world to Monash Business School as part of the Visiting Scholars Program.
During their visit, these scholars share their knowledge with our staff and students through meetings, seminars, and informal discussions. Most of our visitors present during the weekly Economics Seminar Series.
Through the Visiting Scholars Program, our staff and students engage and collaborate with leading researchers from around the world.
We are currently working on our program for 2019.
| Visitor | Dates | Areas of Research | Host |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professor Timothy N. Cason Purdue University, USA | October 2018 | Experimental economics, Industrial organisation, Environmental economics | Vai-lam Mui |
| Professor Andrei Levchenko University of Michigan | August 2018 | International trade and international macroeconomics | Laura Puzzello |
| Processor Bruce A. Weinberg Department of Economics, The Ohio State University, Columbus Ohio, USA | July 2018 | Creativity and innovation, Technological change, Wage structure, Youth behaviour, Youth outcomes | Christis Tombazos |
| Professor Catherine Eckel Liberal Arts Texas A&M University and Department of Economics | July 2018 | Experimental economics | Phil Grossman |
| Professor Daniel Houser George Mason University, Virginia, USA | April 2018 | Experimental statistics and methods, Emotion and individual differences, Political economy | Erte Xiao |
| Professor Patrick Rey Toulouse School of Economics | April 2018 | Industrial organisation, competition policy, Economics of information | Zhijun Chen |
| Professor Holger Strulik University of Goettingen, Germany | February 2018 | Growth and development economics, health economics, population economics | Jakob Madsen |
| Professor Elisabet Rutstrom Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden | February 2018 | Experimental economics, decision making under risk and uncertainty, risk portfolios of poor households, responses to congestion pricing, formal ante-natal care acceptability in Pakistan, inflation perceptions | Anke Leroux |
| Professor Roland Hodler University of St.Gallen, Switzerland | January 2018 | Development economics and political economy | Paul Raschky |
| Professor Dilip Mookherjee Department of Economics, Boston University, Boston, MA, USA | January 2018 | Development, contract and organisation theory | Pushkar Maitra |
| Visitor | Dates | Areas of Research | Host |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professor Holger Strulik University of Gottingen, Germany | February 2017 | Growth and development economics, health economics, population economics | Jakob Madsen |
| Mr Philip Ushchev National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia | August 2017 |
Imperfect markets, International trade, Economic geography, Urban economics, Games on networks | Yves Zenou |
| Professor Rachel Goodhue Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics/University of California at Davis/California, USA | August 2017 | Agricultural marketing and organisation, industrial organisation, contracting, agricultural and agri-environmental regulation and policy, pesticide use and regulation, property right | Jeffrey LaFrance |
| Professor Timothy N. Cason Department of Economics, Purdue University, USA | September 2017 |
Experimental economics, Industrial organisation, Environmental economics | Vai-Lam Mui |
| Dr Vikki Abusidualghoul Assistant Dean Blended Learning and Co-curricula, Warwick Business School | October 2017 | Complexity theory, organisational measurement, policy implementation, teaching & learning, visual research methods | Nell Kimberley |
| Prof Priyan Mendis Department of Infrastructure Engineering, The University of Melbourne, Victoria | November 2017 |
Fire behaviour of structures, High-strength concrete, Modelling and durability of infrastructure, new construction and defence materials, sustainable infrastructure (tall buildings, bridges, disaster management), Nanotechnology in construction, structural bioengineering, Protective technology of structures (blast effects), Testing and assessment of infrastructure (non destructive testing), Wind effects on tall buildings | Ramanie Samaratunge |
| Professor John Kennan Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA | November 2017 |
Bargaining, Human capital, Migration, Retirement, Unemployment | Xiaodong Fan |
| Dr Timothy Capon CSIRO | December 2017 |
Environmental and natural resource management, Environmental economics, Agricultural and resource economics, Experimental economics | Paulo Santos |
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