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Robert Z. Lawrence, Harvard University, and Dalia
Marin, Universty of Munich
Regionalism and Globalization
wiiw, 27 June 2002 |
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Robert Lawrence is Albert L. Williams Professor of International
Trade and Investment at Harvard University. He is also a Senior
Fellow at the Institute for International Economics in Washington
and a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic
Research. He served as a member of President Clinton's Council
of Economic Advisors from 1998 to 2000. He also taught at Johns
Hopkins University and Yale University, where he received his
PhD in economics and was the New Century Senior Fellow at the
Brookings Institution. Professor Lawrence has served on the
Advisory Boards of the Congressional Budget Office, the Institute
for International Economics, the Overseas Development Council,
and the Presidential Commission on United States-Pacific Trade
and Investment Policy.
Professor Lawrence is one of the outstanding international experts
on trade policy, regionalism, and competitiveness. He is the
author of 'Can America Compete?'; 'Regionalism, Multilateralism
and Deeper Integration'; and 'Single World, Divided Nations?'.
He is co-author of 'A Prism on Globalization'; 'Globaphobia:
Confronting Fears About Open Trade'; 'A Vision for the World
Economy'; 'Saving Free Trade: A Pragmatic Approach'; and 'Primary
Commodity Markets and the New Inflation'. |
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Dalia Marin teaches economics at the Ludwig-Maximilian University
of Munich. She lso also is a research fellow with the London-based
Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Before being appointed
to her current position, Professor Marin taught at he Humboldt
University in Berlin. Between 1992 and 1995 she did research
at Harvard University, Stanford University and the Massachussetts
Institute of Technology. Her fields of interest and research
include international trade, macroeconomic growth and research
and development policy. |
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