From Crowds to Constitution
Presentation at a conference on Revolutions — technological, not political — in Washington, DC, 10-11 May 2012, organized by TTI […]
Oil-spill Economics: How Can Ghana Avoid the Resource Curse?
Prepared for Ghana Oil & Gas Forum, London, organized by CountryFactor and hosted by Deloitte at their London headquarters. (CountryFactor refused […]
Finance and constitutions
Most economists would agree that the global financial and economic crisis was at least partly caused by a failure in […]
IMF Institute/Joint Vienna Institute Lectures
Lectures held in Vienna, Austria, April 2012. Lecture 1: Macroeconomic Challenges in Natural Resource Rich Countries Lecture 2: Dutch Disease, Volatility and the Choice of Exchange Rate […]
Making a New Constitution: The Case of Iceland
Presentation at an event organized by Nordic Horizons in the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Resource Rents, Democracy and Corruption: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
Presentation of a joint paper with Rabah Arezki at the CESifo Area Conference on Macro, Money and International Finance in Munich, 23-24 March […]
From Collapse to Constitution: The Case of Iceland
Seminar presentation at the Stockholm School of Economics.
Common Property Resources Are Human Rights
Presentation at a confererence on Property of the Nation or … (Fólksins ogn ella …) organized by The Republican Party (Tjóðveldisflokkurin), […]
Making a New Constitution: The Case of Iceland
Presentation at TEPAV, the Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey, Ankara.
International Experiences with the Management of Natural Resources
Presentation at a Conference on Understanding and Avoiding the Oil Curse in the Arab World organized by the Economic Research Forum and […]