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A World-Class Faculty

Many of the same experts you see, hear, and read in the national and international news media will be teaching your classes. A partial list of faculty at GW who teach courses in the International Trade and Investment Policy Program includes:

Steven M. Suranovic (Ph.D., Cornell University) Director, International Trade and Investment Policy Program, Associate Professor of Economics and International Affairs. International trade policy, behavioral economics.

William H. Becker (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University) Professor of History. American business history, History of business/government relations.

Maggie Chen (Ph.D., University of Colorado) Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs. Interational trade

Marco Cipriani (Ph.D., New York University) Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs. International financial markets

Joseph J. Cordes (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin) Professor of Economics and International Affairs. Public finance and tax policy.

Robert M. Dunn, Jr. (Ph.D., Stanford University) Professor of Economics. International trade and finance.

Shahe Emran (Ph.D., Stanford University) Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs. Development economics.

Martha Finnemore (Ph.D., Stanford University) Professor of Political Science and International Affairs. International organizations.

Graciela Kaminsky (Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Professor of Economics and International Affairs. Macroeconomics, international finance, and monetary policy.

Michael O. Moore (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin) Professor of Economics and International Affairs and Director of the Institute for International Economic Policy. International trade policy.

Joseph Pelzman (Ph.D., Boston College) Professor of Economics and International Affairs. International trade, law and economics.

Scheherazade S. Rehman (Ph.D., George Washington University) Associate Professor of International Business and International Affairs. International business and finance.

Susan K. Sell (Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley) Associate Professor of Political Science. International political economy.

Stephen C. Smith (Ph.D., Cornell University) Professor of Economics and International Affairs. Development economics, economics of organization.

Nicholas S. Vonortas (Ph.D., New York University) Professor of Economics and International Affairs. International technology policy.