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Assistant Professor of Economics |
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Profile updated:
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On
November 8, Michael Dorsch will present
his paper "Inefficient Predation,
Information, and Contagious Political
Transitions" at the Séminaire Économie
Publique, Institutions & Organisations,
hosted by Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
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Michael Dorsch joined the department of
economics at AUP in 2008, after completing his PhD in
economics at the University of Illinois. Michael began his
academic career at Miami University, where he completed BA's
in economics and international studies, a minor in French,
and an MA in economics. Before accepting a doctoral
fellowship at the University of Illinois, he spent a year
skiing and mountain biking in the Teton mountain range of
northwest Wyoming. As a PhD student at the University of
Illinois, he taught graduate level macroeconomic theory
while completing his dissertation in theoretical political
economy.
Within the economics department at AUP,
he teaches macroeconomics, public economics, international
monetary economics, and econometrics. Additionally, he
teaches quantitative methods and global public policy in the
MPPA and MPL programs.
Professor Dorsch’s current research
focuses on the political economy of development,
environmental protection, and political institutional
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Bailout for Sale? The Vote to Save
Wall Street, Public Choice, 2012, forthcoming. American
Dreamers: Perceptions of Social Mobility in the United
States, Advances in
Sociology Research, volume 10, 2011.
The Long-Term Implications of the 2008 Bailout for the
American Model of Capitalism, New
Perspectives on Political Economy, volume 6 (1), 2010. Social Mobility and the Demand for
Public Consumption Expenditures, Public Choice,
volume 142(1), 2010.
Working Papers Democratic Accountability, Regulation,
and Inward Investment Policy, with Fergal McCann and Eoin
McGuirk (under review)
Explaining Environmental Concern in
Developing Economies
Inefficient Predation, Information,
and Contagious Institutional Change, with Paul Maarek
Policy Agenda Liberalization Within a Monolithic Labor Party |
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Contact
Michael Dorsch |
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mdorsch@aup.edu |
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(33/1) 40.62.08.11 |
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Combes, AUP: 6, rue du Colonel
Combes, 75007, Paris (Métro: La Tour-Maubourg, Ecole
Militaire, Alma-Marceau, Invalides) |
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Sharam Alijani
Assistant Professor of Economics and Global Communications
Michael Dorsch
Assistant Professor of Economics
Karl Dunz
Associate Professor of
Economics; Co-Chair, Department of Economics.
Barbara Fliess
Assistant Professor of Economics
Farhad Nomani
Professor of Economics; Co-Chair, Department of
Economics.
Ali
Rahnema
Professor of Economics;
Director, MA
in Middle East and Islamic Studies.
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