Philippe van Gruisen is an Associate Professor at Leiden University's Department of Economics.

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Philippe van Gruisen is an Associate Professor at Leiden University's Department of Economics. In his research and teaching, he mainly focuses on the political economy of the European Union. He also coordinates the bachelor's programme in Economics, Public Administration and Management.

Philippe defended his dissertation entitled 'The Political Economy of Decision-Making in the Council of the European Union' at the KU Leuven back in 2018. The following year, his dissertation was nominated for the Els Witte Prize.

Current positions

•    Associate Professor of Economics
•    Coordinator of bachelor's programme in Economics, Public Administration and Management
•    Research Fellow at Leiden Law School

Education

•    2014-2018: PhD Applied Economics (Political Economics), KU Leuven.
•    2016-2017: Doctoral courses in Political Economics, Stanford University.
•    2012-2013: MSc Applied Economics, KU Leuven.
•    2009-2012: BSc Applied Economics, Hasselt University.

Teaching

• Microeconomics (coordination)
• European Economic Integration 
• The Economics of the European Union (coordination)
• Managerial Economics, Business and Politics
• MA-theses (MPA)
• Information activities Public Administration (coordination)
• Coordination EBM/BSK

Publications