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Dr. George Bitsakakis, Economics
Director of Studies in Economics (2015 - ), Dean of Degrees MA (Oxon) MA (Michigan-Ann Arbor), MSc, PhD (LSE)
George Bitsakakis currently works at University of Oxford and teach Micro-foundations of Macro, Growth Theory & Innovation, Asset Pricing, Stochastic Calculus, Mathematical Economics, Public Economics, History of Economic Thought. Philosophy of Economics, Philosophy of Mathematics, Causality & Scientic Explanation; Dynamical Systems, Computation Theory, Meta-mathematics.
Dr. Eileen Tipoe, Economics
Graduate Advisor in Economics at University of Oxford; MPhil, DPhil (Oxford); Staff Economist at CORE Economics Education
Eileen Tipoe is the designer of the Inclusive Economics course at the University of Oxford. Dr.Tipoe has been teaching undergraduate Economics since 2017, after 2019, she began to teach post-graduate students, and was once awarded the Oxford Social Sciences Divisional Teaching Excellence Award. Dr.Tipoe has published "Doing Economics," "Economy, Society, and Public Policy" on the CORE Econ platform. Her broad research area is applied microeconomics, focusing on revealed preference and welfare analysis.
Natalia Brigagão, International Law
Research Fellow, University of Oxford
Natalia Brigagão holds an LLB from the Federal University of Uberlândia. She is the Founder of the Initiative for Economic, Social, Cultural and Environmental Rights of the Human Rights Lab (LabDH). She is currently developing a report with recommendations for the protection of informal workers for the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights. Internationally, Natalia previously acted as an Adviser to the Mission of Brazil to the UN in New York.
Giuseppe Jafari, International Law
Research Fellow, University of Oxford
Giuseppe Jafari holds his BA LAW from the University of Cambridge. During his Erasmus Year, he went to the UNIVERSITÉ DE POITIERS and got the University Certicate in French Legal Studies. Giuseppe Jafari was also the research assistant of the University of Cambridge, who assisted Dr Michael Waibel in preparing 2019 EU Law course at Harvard Law School.
Yang Han, International Relations
Research Fellow, University of Oxford
Yang holds an MSc degree in International Relations Research (Distinction) from LSE and a BA in International Politics (First Class; with a double major in Psychology) from Peking University. Yang is a third-year DPhil candidate in International Relations and Swire Scholar at St Antony’s College. She worked for UNIDO as a gender expert providing gender and socio-economic analysis in Chinese contexts and offered policy recommendations for gender mainstreaming of environmental policies in China. Yang also works as a research assistant for the Climate South project at the Blavatnik School of Government.
