Lino Sau

Born:

January 20, 1964,  Pieve del Cairo (Pavia), Italy

Education:

Post-Doctoral Fellow (Political Economy, University of Pavia, Italy, 1995-97)

Ph.D.  (Political Economy, University of Pavia, 1994) 

Visiting graduate student (Washington University, St. Louis, U.S.A., 1993).

Laurea (Economics, Faculty of Economics, University of  Pavia,  1989)

Present positions:

Associate Professor in Political Economy (SECS-P/01- Area13) since 1st october 2011.

Habilitation as Associate Professor in Political Economy, 1st Session 2008.

Previous Positions:

Senior Researcher of Political Economy (SECS/P01), School of Communication Studies, University of Turin, Italy.

Researcher of Political Economy, Faculty of Economics, University of Turin (1998-02) and Faculty of Economics, University of Eastern Piedmont (2002-05)

Post-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Pavia (1995-97) and (visiting fellow), Washington University, St. Louis, U.S.A. (1996).

Research Interests:

Monetary Macroeconomics

International Economics

Post Keynesian Economics

History of Economic Thought

Honors, Fellowships, ect…

Post-doctoral fellowship, University of Pavia, 1995-97

Doctoral fellowship, University of Pavia, 1991-94

Fellowship for teaching and research assistance, Faculty of Economics II, University of Turin (1994)

Referee

Rivista Politica Economica, Roma

History of Economic Ideas, Pisa

Politica Economica, IL MULINO, Bologna

International Journal of Political Economy, Sharpe INC, New York

Courses:

International Economics – Faculty of Economics- University of Pavia II.–(1997)

Principle of Economics- Faculty of Economics- University of Turin (1999-2002)

Macroeconomics – School of Communication Studies, University of Turin, (1999-2005)

Political Economy and International Economics – Faculty of Economics, University of Eastern Piedmont (2002-05)

Other academic or professional activities:

Affiliated with SIE (Società Italiana degli Economisti)

Affiliated with STOREP (Società per la Storia dell’Economia Politica)

Affiliated with The  Jerome Levy Economic Institute, U.S.A

Affiliated with Post Keynesian Study Group, U.K.

Affiliated with CESMEP, Department of Economics, University of Turin

Member of the Faculty of the Ph.D program on Economics Complexity and Creativity, University of Turin

Member of the editorial board of  L’INDICE dei libri, Turin