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Welcome to my website. I hold a lecturer position at UIC Barcelona (2015-present) and I received my PhD in economics from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain (2010). Moreover, up until recently I held a Visiting Professor position at FH Düsseldorf, Germany (2011-2015). My current research fields are offshoring, labor dynamics, and welfare analysis. A sample of my presentation skills is available here. In the past I also took an interest in East Asian economies in general and Japan in particular, on which I published several peer-reviewed papers. As far as teaching goes, my tastes and experience are a tad eclectic. Apart from the fields on which I presumably have a comparative advantage (those above), at present I am involved in business-oriented courses where I frequently use the case-study approach. In addition to that, I like to keep myself up to date with the recent developments of the Austrian School, specifically, on such diverse issues as gold and silver and cryptocurrencies/Bitcoin, market-based management, seasteading and charter cities—ideas which can be traced back to the utopian Galt's Gulch. |