Quantitative Political Economy Research Group

The Quantitative Political Economy research group gathers economists and political scientists that are committed to bridging the two disciplines. The common ground is the study politics and policies with advanced quantitative methods and formal modeling.

The QPE research group organises a brownbag seminar on Wednesday from 12.00 to 13.00 (Bush House North East Wing 9.03). If you would like to present your work, please contact Asli Unan.

Brownbag 2019/2020 schedule

The schedule of the brownbag seminar for the 2019/2020 academic year is the following:

2 October: Steffen Hertog (LSE, Government)
16 October: Tinghua Yu (LSE, Government)
6 November: Gabriel Leon (KCL, QPE)
20 November: Santiago Sanchez Pages (KCL, QPE)
4 December: Matia Vannoni (KCL, QPE)
18 December: Emma Stockdale (KCL, Policy Institute)
8 January: David Hope (KCL, QPE)
22 January: Mushfiq Mubarak (Yale, Economics)
5 February: Mehmet Ismail (KCL, QPE)
12 February: Nicolas Grau (Chile, Economics)
4 March: Inken von Borzyskowski (UCL, Political Science)
11 March: Vicky Fouka (Stanford, Political Science)
1 April: Nina Weber (KCL, QPE)
15 April: Cevat Aksoi (KCL, QPE)
29 April: Arduino Tomasi (LSE, Government)
6 May: Raluca Pahontu (Oxford, Politics and International Relations)
20 May: Karen Jeffrey (KCL, QPE)
27 May: Hillel Rappaport (Paris School of Economics)
3 June: Julian Limberg (KCL, QPE)
17 June: Armando Marozzi (LSE, Government)

The Quantitative Political Economy research group is member of POLECONUK.

Members

Cevat Giray Aksoy

Lecturer in Economics

Olly Bartrum

PhD Candidate

Sarah Birch

Professor of Political Science

Damien Bol

Senior Lecturer in Political Behaviour

Rosie Campbell

Director of the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership

Elisa Cavatorta

Senior Lecturer in Political Economy

Adam Chalmers

Senior Lecturer of Politics

Vanessa Cheng Matsuno

PhD Candidate

Amrita Dhillon

Professor of Economics

Ferdinand Eibl

Lecturer in Political Economy

Marco Giani

Lecturer in Economics

Negar Habibi

PhD Candidate

Shaun Hargreaves Heap

Professor of Political Economy

David Hope

Lecturer in Political Economy

Andrew Hunter

PhD candidate

Mehmet Ismail

Teaching Fellow in Economics

Ria Ivandic

PhD Candidate

Karen Jeffrey

PhD Candidate

Colin Jennings

Reader in Political Economy

Peter John

Professor of Public Policy

Kai Jäger

Lecturer in Political Economy

Hanna Kleider

Lecturer in Public Policy

Christel Koop

Senior Lecturer in Political Economy

Karlygash Kuralbayeva

Lecturer in Economics

Gabriel Leon

Senior Lecturer in Political Economy

Ian Levely

Lecturer in Economics

Julian Limberg

Lecturer in Public Policy

Konstantinos Matakos

Senior Lecturer in Economics

Aurelia Nugroho

PhD Candiate

Ricardo Perkasa

PhD candidate

Francesco Pierangeli

PhD Candidate

Rubén Ruiz-Rufino

Senior Lecturer in Comparative Politics

Santiago Sanchez-Pages

Senior Lecturer in Economics

Jeevun Sandher

PhD Candidate

Michele Scotto di Vettimo

PhD Candidate and Graduate Teaching Assistant

Felipe Torres Raposo

PhD Candidate

Stuart Turnbull Dugarte

PhD Candidate

Asli Unan

PhD Candidate

Matia Vannoni

Lecturer in Public Policy

Alberto Vesperoni

Lecturer in Economics

Pierre-Louis Vezina

Senior Lecturer in Economics

Nina Weber

PhD Candidate

The Quantitative Political Economy Research Group publishes widely across a range of leading international peer reviewed journals. See individual pages for details of specific articles.

Our partners

The Political Economy UK Group is a network of institutions, economists and political scientists working in political economy. We host an annual Conference in the Spring/ Summer organized by one of the member institutions. Our objective is to disseminate and share research in political economy conducted in the United Kingdom

POLECONUK

Contact us

Dr Damien Bol is the co-ordinator of the Quantitative Political Economy research group.

damien.bol@kcl.ac.uk

Quantitative Political Economy Research Group

Brownbag 2019/2020 schedule

Members

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