I am currently a Teaching Fellow at the London School of Economics and a Research Fellow at the University of Oxford studying the economics of warfare. In the Lent Term 2013, I will be teaching in the Economic History Department as well as for the LSE100 course at the LSE.
This Spring I will also be teaching introductory courses in Economics and Business at Richmond, the American University in London.
In 2011, I became only the second faculty member at the LSE to have received two awards for outstanding teaching. I was nominated again in 2012.
I received my PhD from the London School of Economics and both my Bachelors and Masters degrees from the University of Chicago. I currently have research funding from, among others, the Economic History Society and anonymous corporate donor.
In March 2012, my dissertation was selected as finalist for the Economic History Society's Thirsk-Feinstein dissertation prize.
If you want a little bit more information about me, check out my Research and Publications, Conferences or Teaching pages. Alternatively, feel free to contact me via e-mail to: e.b.golson@lse.ac.uk
News
New Journal PublicationMy study of Spanish Labour Contributions to Germany during WWII has been published by the Revista de Historia Económica. Click the header for a look.
March 2013:
New Working PaperAn updated version of my Neutral Balance of Payments during WWII study is available as a working paper.
February 2013:
LSE Working PaperMy study of Swiss Transitory Labour for Germany during WWII is now available from the LSE Working Paper Series.
December 2012:
Economics Network Newsletter
My thoughts on teaching economics have been featured in the Economics Network newsletter. Click header above to download the PDF and have a look at page 6.
November 2012:
Asssistant Professor Appointment
I have been appointed as an adjunct Assistant Professor at Richmond, the American University in London for Spring 2013. I will be developing two new introductory courses on business and economics.