Hany Abdel-Latif
Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Economics, Swansea University, UK
Hany Abdel-Latif is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in economics at Swansea University UK, Research Fellow of the Economic Research Forum (ERF) and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) UK. His research interest falls within the purview of applied economics, especially in the areas of macroeconomics, financial economics and political economy and his research articles appear in reputable academic journals and policy-oriented outlets. Dr. Abdel-Latif is the founder and director of The Economic Society, an online network that supports teaching and learning economics. He acts as a consultant at several academic and international organizations, including Cambridge University Assessment and the UNDP. He obtained a PhD in economics from Swansea University and MSc in international economics from City, University of London.
Areas of Interest:
- Macroeconomics
- Financial economics
- Political economy
- Labor economics
Education:
- Ph.D in Economics, Swansea University, UK- 2011-2015
- Master's Degree in Economics, City University London-UK- 2009-2010
- Post-Grad. Diploma in Economics- 2005-2007
- Bachelor in Economics, Mansoura University- 1999-2003
Experience:
- Lecturer (assistant professor), Swansea University-UK, 2015-Present
- Lecturer, Cardiff University, 2019-Present
- Teaching Assistant, Swansea University-UK, 2011-2015
- Lecturer & Vice-Technical Manager, Institute of Professional Accountants, Egypt, 2010-2011
- Economics Tutor, Private Tutor, London-UK, 2009-2010
Latest Publications:
- Abdel-Latif, El-Gamal, Jaffe (2020). The Ephemeral Brent Geopolitical Risk Premium, Economics of Energy & Environmental Policy
- Abdelsalam, Abdel-Latif (2020). An Optimal Early Warning System for Currency Crises under Model Uncertainty, Central Bank Review
- Abdel-Latif, El-Gamal (2020). Rising Inequality and De-Democratisation, Middle East Development Journal
- Abdel-Latif, El-Gamal (2019). Financial Liquidity, Geopolitics and Oil prices Energy Economics
Stolen Dreams or Collateral Damage: Climate and Economic Growth in Time of Covid-19
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Financial economics Political economy Labor economics Education: Ph.D in Economics, Swansea University, UK- 2011-2015... Read More
December, 2021
Working PapersStolen Dreams or Collateral Damage: Climate and Economic Growth in Time of COVID-19
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Financial economics Political economy Labor economics Education: Ph.D in Economics, Swansea University, UK- 2011-2015... Read More
November, 2021
Policy BriefsLong-term Macroeconomic Effects of Climate Change: Evidence from the MENA Region
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Financial economics Political economy Labor economics Education: Ph.D in Economics, Swansea University, UK- 2011-2015... Read More
May, 2021
ERF 27th Annual ConferenceAn optimal early warning system for currency crises under model uncertainty
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Financial economics Political economy Labor economics Education: Ph.D in Economics, Swansea University, UK- 2011-2015... Read More
August, 2019
Working PapersAre politically connected firms turtles or gazelles? Evidence from the Egyptian uprising
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Financial economics Political economy Labor economics Education: Ph.D in Economics, Swansea University, UK- 2011-2015... Read More
April, 2019
Working PapersMitigation and Adaptation to Impact of Climate Change in MENA Countries
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Financial economics Political economy Labor economics Education: Ph.D in Economics, Swansea University, UK- 2011-2015... Read More
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