LinkedInEconomist with a background in Chinese studies, specializing in China’s political economy and industrial organization
He is interested in the Chinese economy, both from a domestic perspective and an international perspective. He is particularly interested in political economy issues, e.g. the way the bureaucracy interacts with economic actors, and on how Chinese innovation policy works. Methodologically, he is very much interested in network economics, sentiment analysis, industrial organization, and game theory.
China Horizons publications
Chinese regional and global strategies
Asia Centre hosted a delegation from China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations
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Chinese foreign policy
Chinese Official Lending and Bilateral Political Alignment: the Case of Africa “Lend your Money, Lose your Friend?”
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EU-China relations
Global trends in countries’ perceptions of the Belt and Road Initiative
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