Biography

Bernard M. Hoekman is the Director of the research area “Global Economics”. Prior positions include Director of the International Trade Department and Research Manager in the Development Research Group of the World Bank and economist in the GATT Secretariat. A graduate of the Erasmus University Rotterdam, he obtained his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Michigan. His research focuses on international trade and development questions and the governance of the global trading system. He is a CEPR Research Fellow, co-Director of the CEPR Trade Policy Research Network, and a Senior Associate of the Economic Research Forum for the Arab countries, Turkey and Iran.

Recent research output

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;SHINGAL, Anirudh
  Trade agreements, trade facilitation and mutual recognition arrangements - Article

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;PROSI, Daniel Erich;SANFILIPPO, Marco;TICKU, Rohit
  FDI, forward linkages and services inputs - Working Paper

• Authors: BOUGHEAS, Spiros;HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;NELSON, Douglas
  A simple model of government decision : making and plurilateral cooperation on critical materials - Working Paper

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.
  Responding to global trade disorder - Contribution to book

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;SANFILIPPO, Marco;TAMBUSSI, Margherita
  Foreign direct investment and structural transformation in Africa - Article

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;SANFILIPPO, Marco;SANTI, Filippo;TICKU, Rohit
  Trade, productivity, and services input intensity - Article

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;MAVROIDIS, Petros C.
  Plurilateral agreements, multilateralism and economic development - Article

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;SANFILIPPO, Marco;TAMBUSSI, Margherita
  Foreign direct investment and structural transformation in Africa - Article

• Authors: HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;TAS, Bedri Kamil Onur;TICKU, Rohit
  Plurilateral approaches to managing crossborder industrial policy-related spillovers - Working Paper

• Authors: BRADA, Josef C.;HOEKMAN, Bernard M.;KIM, Won-Ho;PARK, Jehoon;PARK, Sunghoon
  Round table discussion : will a new global trade system or a stronger Asian free trade arrangement emerge against the United States' aggressive tariff regime? : a political economy approach - Article

Fields of expertise

• Global economics