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Dr Elodie Douarin
Associate Professor
SSEES
UCL SLASH
- Joined UCL
- 1st Jun 2012
Research summary
Elodie
Douarin's research focuses on 3 themes:
(i) the
non-economic (i.e. in terms of values and beliefs) consequences of economic
change,
(ii) the
importance of values and culture in our understanding of economic outcomes and
(iii) a broad
reflection on the links between different economics sub-fields or schools of
thought.
Her
work very explicitly recognises contributions from other disciplines including
cultural psychology, development studies or political sciences, in line with
the critical area studies tradition of SSEES.
Teaching summary
Courses currently taught at UCL:
SESS0019 Emerging Market Economies of Eastern Europe and Russia (BA)
SESS0020 Topics in Microeconomics (BA)
SEESGS80 Economic Development and Policies (MA)
Previous teaching or teaching at other institutions:
Migration and Health (UG 2 - UCL BASc)
Public Choice Private Interest (MA - UCL SSEES)
Introduction to Development Economics (UG2 and 3 -
non-economists) at Sussex University
Introduction to Microeconomics (UG1 - economics major) at
Sussex University
Resource and Environmental Economics (MA - University of
London Distance learning programme)
Political Economy of Development (MA - University of London
Distance learning programme)
Invited lectures on "Happiness and Development"
(Institute of the Americas, UCL), "Business Ethics: Life satisfaction,
Work and Performance" (MA - Burgundy Business School)
Education
- University College London
- Other Postgraduate qualification (including professional), ATQ03 - Recognised by the HEA as a Fellow | 2016
- University of London
- Doctorate, Doctor of Philosophy | 2008
- University of Toulouse
- Other higher degree, Diplome d'etudes approfondies | 2003
- French Engineering School
- Other higher degree, Ingenieur | 2002
Biography
Elodie joined SSEES in June 2012. She previously worked for Imperial College (Wye College), SOAS, Kent University and the University of Sussex.
She co-edited the Palgrave Handbook of Comparative Economics with Prof. Oleh Havrylyshyn (Carleton University) - a comprehensive work on the field of "Comparative Economics", from its origins (Comparative Economic Systems), through the post communist transformation, to the breadth and depth of what it is today. https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-50888-3
