Philip R. Lane: Biographical
Sketch
Philip R. Lane is
Professor of International Macroeconomics at Trinity College
Dublin. In addition, he is a managing editor of the journal Economic Policy.
He is a research fellow of the Centre for
Economic Policy Research (CEPR) and a member of the steering group for
its Macroeconomics of Global Interdependence (MGI) working group. His
research interests include financial globalisation, the macroeconomics
of
exchange rates and capital flows, macroeconomic policy design, European
Monetary Union, and the Irish economy. His work has been
published in American Economic Review, Review of Economics and
Statistics, NBER Macroeconomics Annual, Journal of International
Economics, Journal of Economic Perspectives and many other journals. He
also serves
on the editorial boards of the Journal of International Economics,
International Journal of
Central Banking, Empirica, Open Economies Review and
Moneda y Credito. He is also a member of the National Statistics Board,
the Council of the ESRI and scientific advisory
committee of CEPII. In 2001, he was the inaugural recipient of the
German
Bernacer Award in Monetary Economics, awarded for outstanding
contributions to monetary economics by European economists under 40; in
2010, he was the joint winner of the Bhagwati Prize from the Journal of
International Economics. He is also a member
of the Royal
Irish Academy, the Bellagio Group and the
EURO-50 group and is a former member of the Handelsblatt ECB
Shadow Council. He has consulted for the International Monetary
Fund, World Bank, European Commission, European Central Bank, Asian
Development Bank, OECD and a
number of national central banks and other policy organisations.
He is the founder of The Irish
Economy blog.