Huw Edwards
Huw Edwards was a research fellow at the centre between 1999 and 2004. He has a number of research interests relevant to the centre's work, including:
- the relationship of globalisation to wage inequality in advanced countries.
- the economics of integration of trade blocs, particularly with respect to removal of non-tariff barriers.
- the role of search theory and networking in determining international trade patterns.
- the effects of interaction of different national and international cultural signals.
- the economics of restructuring of previously autarkic planned economies.
- assimilationist models of development.
- global and regional environmental policies and permit trading schemes.
Huw is currently a lecturer at Loughborough University. He is also involved in the CRISS-INEQ project, as a fellow of the Kiel Institute for World Economics. To consult Huw's most research activities and publications, please access his personal webpage.
