Institute for International Economic Policy

IIEP Research Staff

IIEP engages undergraduate, masters and PhD students in its research programs. IIEP researchers are drawn from departments across the university, including from the fields of economics, international affairs, political science, history, and public health. Researchers work directly with IIEP affiliated faculty on projects in the fields of international trade, international finance, and development economics and poverty reduction and on our four signature initiatives in the areas of climate change adaptation, Ultra-Poverty, global economic governance, and U.S.-China economic relations and China's economic development. Among other tasks, IIEP researchers undertake primary research, draft figures and tables, and contribute literature reviews, text drafting and editing, data coding, qualitative and quantitative data analysis, econometric analysis, and translation of technical documents from foreign languages into English. Their work contributes to classroom presentations, working papers, scholarly journal articles, blog posts, conference presentations, research briefs, textbooks, and policy briefs and booklets.

Students interested in participating in IIEP research activities are encouraged to email iiep@gwu.edu with a resume, a cover letter describing relevant research interests, and an up-to-date unofficial transcript.

Undergraduate Research Staff
	Shirley H. Hsieh
	Year: Junior
	Major: International Affairs and Economics
	Research:
	Jeremy Iloulian
	Year: Junior
	Major: International Affairs and Environmental Studies
	Research: Conflicts related to climate change; American water security priorities
	Nikita Kannekant
	Year: Senior
	Major: International Affairs and Economics
	Research:
	Hyea Won Lee
	Year: Senior
	Major: International Affairs and Economics
	Research: Economics of education; Economic development
	Andres Felipe Martinez
	Year: Senior
	Major: International Affairs and Economics
	Research:
	Angela Woodhead
	Year: Senior
	Major: International Affairs and Economics
	Research: Issues of international trade; Analysis of WTO
Graduate Reasearch Staff
	Jordan Solomon
	Year:
	Major:
	Snaebjorn Gunnsteinsson
	Year:
	Major: