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Personal profile
Biography
Liliana is an Associate Professor in Economics. She has previously taught at the RGU in Aberdeen, and UWE Bristol, where she has also completed her PhD. She obtained an MSc from the London School of Economics and Political Science, was a Soros/FCO/Chevening scholar at the University of Oxford and completed her BSc (Licenta) at the (West) University of Timisoara. Her work focusses on migration economics, and her interests extend to further areas of labour economics, cultural economics, regional economic development, economic systems and economic education. She is currently a visiting associate professsor at Tohoku Univeristy, Japan.
PhD Supervision Interests
Labour migration, economic development in Central and Eastern Europe, economics of arts and culture.
Key Research Interests
Current projects
Social inclusion in public spaces: an inter-disciplinary conversation (with C. Nani and F. Pamfil)
From transit to destination country: changing refugee trajectories (with C. Panzaru)
I am the co-ordinator and contact person of the Migration Research Network at the UEA.
I am a member of the Romanian Migration Network and an associate of the East European Centre for Research in Economics and Business.
Earlier projects
The value of public art.
Modeling dynamic systems of unemployment with labour mobility.
Economics students' changing expectations.
From study to work. Analysing EU graduates’ destinations based on UK HESA data.
International study prospects: a Romanian case study.
Earlier Research Output (as L. Hiris)
‘International Labour Mobility: Recent trends in Romanian migration’, in A human resources perspective on performance in organisations, ed. D. Abrudan, 2010. Timisoara: Solness Press.
'The Social Context of European East-West Migration’, in Migration, Mobility and Human Rights at the Eastern Border of the European Union - Space of Freedom and Security, eds. G. Silasi and O. L. Simina, 2008. pp. 27-50. Timisoara: West University Press.
‘New migrants in the North-East of Scotland’, July 2007, in Aberdeen Business Journal, Scotland.
‘The mobility of CEEC workers: a comparative study of Romania and Bulgaria’, in The new economists on the Romanian economy, eds. D. Daianu and M. Isarescu, 2003. Bucharest: The Romanian Academy.
Book Review of Chiswick’s ‘The Economics of Immigration’, in Economic Issues, March 2007, 12(1): pp. 125-27.
Book Review of Artis, Banerjee and Marcellino’s ‘The central and eastern European countries and the European Union’, in Journal of Common Market Studies, December 2006, 44(5): pp. 1112-13.
Book Review of Zimmermann’s 'European Migration: What do we know?', in Economic Issues, September 2006, 11 (2): pp. 88-91.
Book Review of Venturini’s ‘Post-War Migration in Southern Europe, 1950-2000. An Economic Analysis’ in Economic Issues, March 2005, 10(1): pp. 72-4.
Key Responsibilities
I am the School of Economics study abroad co-ordinator.
Teaching Interests
Current Teaching:
ECO-6001A Labour Economics (module convenor)
ECO-5006B European Economy (module convenor)
ECO-5005A International Trade and Integration (module convenor)
ECO-5008B Econometrics Research Project
I am also supervising undergraduate and MSc research projects on a variety of applied economics topics.
Previous Teaching:
ECO-5006A Introductory Econometrics
ECO-5007A Intermediate Microeconomics
ECO-5007B Intermediate Macroeconomics
ECO-4001Y Introduction to Mathematics and Statistics for Economists
ECO-4003Y Economics of Society, Media and Culture
NBS-1B4Y Economics for Business
External Teaching:
I am an associate and the key contact for the Economics Network at the UEA, for which I deliver part of the series of GTA training sessions and contribute to online resources.
I have been an external examiner and PhD supervisor for projects including topics such as the resource curse, oil price shocks and macroeconomic conditions, trade openness and financial crisis, telecommunication and economic development, media economics, corporate governance, transition economies.
I have previously been the course leader for an MSc programme in European Policy, Law and Management.
I have provided reviews and edited web material for textbooks on Business Economics and Economics of European Integration.
Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):
Projects
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International migration: experts and experience (ESRC Festival of Social Science)
Economic and Social Research Council
4/11/17 → 11/11/17
Project: Other
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Moving People in a Post-Neoliberal Era
Harding, L., 27 Jan 2021, Economic Policies for a Post-Neoliberal World. Arestis, P. & Sawyer, M. (eds.). Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, p. 85-131 47 p. (International Papers in Political Economy).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed) › peer-review
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Is street art good or bad for you?
Harding, L., 30 Dec 2019, In: Timisoara Journal of Economics and Business. 12, 2, p. 203-226 24 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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A dynamic model of unemployment with migration and delayed policy intervention
Harding, L. & Neamtu, M., Mar 2018, In: Computational Economics. 51, 3, p. 427–462 36 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Does migration affect tax revenue in Europe?
Harding, L. & Mutascu, M., Aug 2016, University of East Anglia, 23 p. (Working Papers).Research output: Working paper
Activities
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Tohoku University
Liliana Harding (Visiting professor)
2021 → 2022Activity: Visiting an external institution › Research and teaching at external organisation
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Guest Speaker at Lincoln College Oxford on 'Reimagining Capitalism'
Liliana Harding (Invited speaker)
2020Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Invited talk
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Inter-disciplinary podcast series 'Let's talk about Public Spaces' [currently in Romanian] 2020-21
Liliana Harding (Contributor)
2020 → 2021Activity: Other activity types › Other
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Inequality and Migration', Cambridge Political Economy Society seminar
Liliana Harding (Invited speaker)
2017Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Invited talk
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Workshop organiser on 'Migration Research', in the Romanian government academic diaspora collaboration project, December 2017
Liliana Harding (Organiser)
2017Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Participation in workshop or seminar