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Henryk Kierkowski

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Henryk Kierzkowski obtained his Ph.D. at Queen’s University in Canada. His publications have been in the area of international trade, macroeconomics, development and economics of transition. He is best known for his work on imperfect competition and international trade and a book he edited when the new trade theory was launched (Monopolistic Competition and International Trade, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1984.) He has also written jointly with Ronald Findlay a well-known article on human capital and trade (International Trade Theory and Human Capital, Journal of Political Economy, December, 1983.)

Henryk Kierzkowski held visiting positions at the University of Oxford, Australian National University, Bocconi University in Milan, Tor Vergata University in Rome, Claremont College in California, University of Nairobi, University of Warsaw, Institute for International Economics in Stockholm and at other academic institutions.

During the last decade or so, Professor Henryk Kierzkowski has focused his professional interests – teaching, research and advisory work - on two major issues of the contemporary world: economic transition in Eastern Europe and globalization of the world economy.


Curriculum Vitae

Degrees
  PhD, Queen's University, Canada

Teaching Experience
  Professor of International Economics,
Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva
  London School of Economics
  Oxford University
  University of Nairobi
  Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Policy Experience
  Bank of Canada
  Deputy Chief-Economist, EBRD, London
  Economic Advisor to the Government of Poland
  Economic Advisor to the Government of Albania

 

Appointments, Awards and Honors
2002- Member of the Editorial Board, The Journal of Policy Reform
1997- Member of the Editorial Board, Review of International Economics, Basil Blackwell, Oxford;
1996- Member of the Editorial Board, Journal of Economic Integration, Institute for International Economics, Seoul, South Korea
1992-1999 Member of the Academic Council, Gdanks Institute for Market Economics
1991- President de la commission scientifique du 3ème cycle en économie politique
1990- Member of the Advisory Board, Center for International Economic Studies, University of Adelaide, Australia
1983-1985 Member of the Executive Board, Center for International Federation of Institutes of Advanced Studies, Stockholm, Sweden
1986- Fellow, World Academy of Arts and Sciences, Philadelphia, USA
1986-2002 Nobel Prize in Economics Committee, Stockholm, Sweden. Asked to put forward candidates for the prize

 


Selected Publications


Articles
I) Globalization:

Henryk Kierzkowski (2002) "Trade and public health in an open economy: a framework for analysis" in Cesar Vieira, ed.,Trade in Health Services Global Regional and Country Perspectives, Pan American Health Organization, Washington, D.C.

Ronald Jones, Henryk Kierzkowski and Greg Leonard, (2002), "Fragmentation and Intra-Industry Trade" in P. Lloyd and H-H Lee, eds., Frontiers of Research in Intra Industry Trade, Macmillan, London.

Henryk Kierzkowski, (2001), "Global Production Networks", WIDER Angle, Helsinki.

Henryk Kierzkowski (2001), “Joining the Global Economy: Experience and Prospects of the Transition Economies”, in S. Arndt and H. Kierzkowski (2001).

Ronald Jones and Henryk Kierzkowski, (2001), “Globalization and Consequences of International Fragmentation”, in R. Dornbusch, G. Galvo and M. Obsfeld, eds., Money, Factor Mobility and Trade: Festchrift in Honor of Robert A. Mundell, MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Ronald Jones and Henryk Kierzkowski, (2001), “A Framework for Fragmentation” in S. Arndt and H. Kierzkowski (2001).

Ronald Jones and Henryk Kierzkowski, (2001), “Horizontal Aspects of Vertical Fragmentation” in L. Cheng and H. Kierzkowski (2001).

Ronald Jones and Henryk Kierzkowski, (1990), “The Role of Services in Production and International Trade: A Theoretical Framework”, in R..Jones and A. Krueger, The Political Economy of International Trade: Festschrift in Honor of Robert Baldwin, Basil Blackwell, Oxford.

II) Economic transition in Eastern Europe

Henryk Kierzkowski, (2000), “Challenges of Globalization: Foreign Trade Restructuring of Transition Economies”, Russian and East European Finance and Trade, June.

Christopher Allsopp and Henryk Kierzkowski, (1997), “The Assessment: Economics of Transition in Eastern and Central Europe”, Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Summer.

Henryk Kierzkowski, (1996), “Central Europe Looks West”, The World Economy.

Henryk Kierzkowski, (1996), “Economic Transition in Eastern Europe: Predicting the Unpredictable”, Claremont Policy Brief, December.

Henryk Kierzkowski, (1996), “Reforms in Central Europe: Preparing for the EU Membership”, in K. Kaiser and M. Brunning, eds., East-Central Europe and the EU, Europa Union Verlag, Bonn.

Henryk Kierzkowski, (1993), Stabilization and Structural Adjustment in Poland, Co-Editor, Routlage, London.

Henryk Kierzkowski, Edmund Phelps and Gylfi Zoega, (1994), “Mechanisms of Economic Collapse and Growth in East Europe”, EBRD research report, London.


Books
Monopolistic Competition and International Trade, Editor, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1984.

Protection and Competition in International Trade: Essays in Honour of W.M. Corden, Editor and co-author, Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1987.

Stabilisation and Structural Adjustment in Poland, Co-editor, Routledge, London, September 1983.

Fragmentation: New Production Patterns in the World Economy, Co-editor (with Sven Arndt), Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2001.

Global Production Networks and Trade in East Asia, Co-editor (with Leonard Cheng), Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 2001.

Europe and Globalization, editor, Macmillan - Palgrave, London, 2002.


Courses Taught

  • International Economics for non-specialists
  • Globalization: Economic Costs and Benefits
  • The Economics of Transition
  • International Trade and Money
 

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