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CEPR MEMBERSHIP 2021/2022
Chair Programme Directors
Sir Charlie Bean Franklin Allen
Stephen Broadberry
Trustees Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln
Bronwyn Curtis Refet Gürkaynak
John Fingleton Helios Herrera
Patrick Honohan Beata Javorcik
Jean-Pierre Landau Eliana La Ferrara
David Miles Camille Landais
Lucrezia Reichlin Barbara Petrongolo
Tony Venables Andrea Prat
Andrew Woosey Mar Reguant
Hélène Rey
Founder and Honorary President
Richard Portes Distinguished Fellows
Charles Bean
President Lorenzo Bini Smaghi
Beatrice Weder di Mauro Laurence Boone
Claudia Buch
Chief Executive Officer Vítor Constâncio
Tessa Ogden Linda Goldberg
Pinelopi Goldberg
Vice Presidents Martin Hellwig
Maristella Botticini Pascal Lamy
Philippe Martin Catherine L. Mann
Ugo Panizza Mario Monti
Hélène Rey Maurice Obstfeld
Lucas Papademos
Founder and Editor-in-Chief, VoxEU Adam Posen
Richard Baldwin Peter Praet
Lucrezia Reichlin
Christina Romer
Minouche Shafik
Jean-Claude Trichet
Axel Weber
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CEPR IN NUMBERS
800,000
Monthly page views on CEPR’s
policy platform VoxEU.org
1,600
CEPR’s network of researchers,
who retain their academic bases
1,200
Discussion Papers each year
330
Academic institutions represented
within the CEPR network
200
Conferences, workshops and discussion
meetings organised each year
65
Countries where CEPR’s network is active
2
2
CEPR in 2020
...in words
“2020 has demonstrated
that the CEPR network is
extremely powerful in
responding to a crisis.
We want to continue to
use this strength to help
rebuild and recover.”
...in numbers
7 million+
Distinct visits to VoxEU
100+
Video interviews
130,000+
Copies of ePublications downloaded
62
Issues of Covid Economics
1200+
Discussion Papers published
60+
Podcasts
1100+
VoxEU Columns
20+
eBooks and other publications
200+
Physical & online events
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WHO WE ARE
CEPR is the leading global platform for dissemination of excellent economic
research and relevant policy output to the research and policy communities and
the informed global public.
CEPR’s research is carried out under the auspices of eleven Programme Areas,
each with a range of activities, including an annual symposium and research
projects. The programme areas are:
• Development Economics
• Economic History
• Financial Economics
• Industrial Organization
• International Macroeconomics and Finance
• International Trade and Regional Economics
• Labour Economics
• Macroeconomics and Growth
• Monetary Economics and Fluctuations
• Organizational Economics
• Public Economics
• Political Economy
Further thematic research is also conducted within a framework of Research and
Policy Networks, which build communities of researchers around topics of high
policy relevance and where academic research and collaboration with policymakers
can have a high impact.
To date we have launched ten RPNs:
• Central Bank Communication (led by Michael McMahon)
• Climate Change (led by Christian Gollier)
• Competition Policy (led by Gregory S. Crawford)
• European Economic Architecture (led by Jan-Pieter Krahnen, Philippe
Martin and Lucrezia Reichlin)
• Fintech and Digital Currencies (led by Antonio Fatás)
• Populism (led by Sergei Guriev)
• Preventing Conflict: Policies for Peace (led by Dominic Rohner)
• Rising Asia (led by Kees Koedijk)
• Spatial Disparities and Policy (led by Tony Venables)
• Sustainable Finance (led by Dirk Schoenmaker)
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CEPR President
Beatrice Weder di Mauro:
Since 1984 CEPR has played a key role in establishing the scientific excellence and
policy relevance of economics in Europe and beyond.
We are a community of over 1600 top researchers. Each year we sponsor more than
200 academic conferences and workshops all over the world, and we own the globally
leading platform for disseminating quality economic research and policy publications.
On CEPR’s policy portal, VoxEU.org, we have an audience of over 7 million views per year.
CEPR has a mandate to engage in policy. It has a series of renowned products that
are at the leading edge of economic policy debates; in particular, the Geneva Reports,
Barcelona Reports, the Policy Insights series, eBooks, and VoxEU columns.
We are constantly growing. In 2020 we published over 1200 CEPR Discussion
Papers and our network and influence grows ever larger. We are also expanding
geographically, in January 2019 we opened our first regional office in Brussels, and
we plan to open an office in Paris in Autumn 2021.
CEPR is the premier European and global Thinknet.
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ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP
President of CEPR, Distinguished Fellow at the
Emerging Markets Institute of INSEAD, Professor
of International Economics at the Graduate
Institute in Geneva
Beatrice has been CEPR President since July 2018. She
previously held the Chair for International Economics
at the University of Mainz, and has held visiting
positions at Harvard University, the International
Monetary Fund, the United Nations University in Tokyo
and INSEAD in Singapore. She is a member of the
Beatrice boards of Bosch and Unigestion .
Weder di Mauro
Chairman of CEPR and Professor of Economics at
LSE, he is currently the Economy Expert on the
Budget Responsibility Committee of the UK Office
for Budget Responsibility
From 2000 to 2014, Charles served at the Bank of
England as, successively, Executive Director, Chief
Economist and then Deputy Governor for Monetary
Policy. He was President of the Royal Economic
Society from 2013 to 2015 and was knighted in 2014
for services to monetary policy and central banking.
Sir Charles
Bean
Editor-in-Chief of CEPR’s policy portal VoxEU.org,
Professor of International Economics at the Graduate
Institute in Geneva
Richard was President of CEPR from 2014 to 2018,
a Visiting Research Professor at the University
of Oxford, Visiting Professor at MIT Economics
Department, and an Associate Professor at Columbia
University Business School. He founded VoxEU in
2007.
Richard
Baldwin
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OUR VISION
PROMOTING RESEARCH EXCELLENCE WITH POLICY RELEVANCE
We will:
• foster the premier European academic network in economics; to produce
and disseminate excellent economic research
• promote economic research that is relevant and accessible by bringing
together top academics and practitioners
• lead the debate on European economic architecture and develop special
research projects and thematic networks, such as:
• Central Bank Communication
• Climate Change
• Competition Policy
• European Economic Architecture
• Fintech and Digital Currencies
• Preventing Conflict: Policies for Peace
• Populism
• Rising Asia
• Spatial Disparities and Policy
• Sustainable Finance
• expand our research focus and network in Asia
• identify and promote exceptional young talent within our research base
• broaden our network of members and supporters
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CEPR RESEARCHERS IN EUROPE
CEPR is the premier European network of leading researchers in economics.
Its researchers have played a pivotal role in the European economic integration
process and continue to be on the cutting edge of the debate on reforming European
economic architecture. Moreover, 2020 has demonstrated that the CEPR network is
extremely powerful in responding to a crisis. We continue to use this strength to help
rebuild and recover.
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POLICYMAKERS
CEPR’s research network includes academic researchers as well as practitioners
and policymakers. We are proud to be working with a diverse group of policymakers
including:
Luc Laeven Beata Javorcik
Director-General of Chief Economist,
the Directorate General EBRD; Professor of
Research, European Economics, University
Central Bank; CEPR of Oxford; CEPR
Research Fellow Programme Director for
International Trade and
Regional Economics
Philippe Martin Philip Lane
Professor of Economics, Chief Economist,
Sciences Po; President European Central Bank;
of the French Council Whately Professor
of Economic Analysis; of Political Economy,
Vice President of Trinity College Dublin
CEPR and CEPR (on leave); CEPR
Research Fellow Research Fellow
Laurence Boone Silvana Tenreyro
Chief Economist, OECD; Member of the Bank
CEPR Distinguished of England Monetary
Fellow Policy Committee;
Professor of Economics,
LSE; CEPR Research
Fellow
Claudia Buch Lars Feld
Vice President, Chairman of the German
Deutsche Bundesbank; Council of Economic
CEPR Distinguished Experts, Director, Walter
Fellow Eucken Institut; Professor,
University of Freiburg;
CEPR Research Fellow
Agnes Bénassy-Quéré Isabel Schnabel
Chief Economist, French Member of the European
Treasury; Professor, Central Bank’s Executive
University of Paris I Board; Professor,
Panthéon Sorbonne and University of Bonn (on
PSE (on leave); CEPR leave)
Associate Fellow
9NOBEL LAUREATES
CEPR has six Nobel Laureates among its researchers:
Professor of Economics, Nobel Laureate,
and CEPR Research Fellow
Paul Krugman was awarded the 2008 Nobel Memorial Prize in
Economic Sciences for his contributions to New Trade Theory
and New Economic Geography. He is a CEPR Research Fellow in
International Trade and Regional Economics. He is Distinguished
Professor in the Graduate Center Economics Ph.D. programme
and Distinguished Scholar at the Stone Center on Socio-
Economic Inequality at the Graduate Centre of the City
University of New York.
Paul
Krugman
Regius Professor of Economics, Nobel Laureate, and CEPR
Research Fellow
Christopher Pissarides was awarded the 2010 Nobel
Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences jointly with Peter A.
Diamond and Dale Mortensen for their analysis of markets
with theory of search frictions. He is a CEPR Research Fellow
in the Monetary Economics and Fluctuations programme. He
is the Regius Professor of Economics at the London School
of Economics and Political Science.
Christopher
Pissarides
Director of the Toulouse School of Economics and of the
Jean-Jacques Laffont Foundation, Nobel Laureate, and
CEPR Research Fellow
Jean Tirole was awarded the 2014 Nobel Memorial
Prize in Economic Sciences for his analysis of market
power and regulation. He is a CEPR Research Fellow in
Public Economics, Financial Economics and Industrial
Organization. He is Director of the Toulouse School of
Economics and of the Jean-Jacques Laffont Foundation.
He is also affiliated with CERAS in Paris and MIT.
Jean
Tirole
10NOBEL LAUREATES
Professor of Economics, Nobel Laureate,
and CEPR Research Fellow
Abhijit Banerjee was awarded the 2019 Nobel Memorial Prize
in Economic Sciences jointly with Esther Duflo and Michael
Kremer for their experimental approach to alleviating global
poverty. He is the Ford Foundation International Professor
of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology;
Cofounder and Director of the Poverty Action Lab and a
CEPR Research Fellow in Development Economics.
Abhijit
Banerjee
Professor of Economics, Nobel Laureate,
and CEPR Programme Director
Esther Duflo was awarded the 2019 Nobel Memorial Prize in
Economic Sciences jointly with Abhijit Banerjee and Michael
Kremer for their experimental approach to alleviating global
poverty. She was the Co-Director of the CEPR Development
Economics programme from its inception in 2006 until 2015. She
is the Abdul Latif Jameel Professor of Poverty Alleviation and
Development Economics in the Department of Economics at MIT
and is a Co-founder and Director of the Poverty Action Lab. Esther
Duflo
Professor of Economics, Nobel Laureate,
and CEPR Research Fellow
Michael Kremer was awarded the 2019 Nobel Memorial Prize
in Economic Sciences jointly with Esther Duflo and Abhijit
Banerjee for their experimental approach to alleviating global
poverty. He is the Gates Professor of Developing Societies in the
Department of Economics at Harvard University; a Fellow of the
American Academy of Arts and Sciences; and a recipient of both
a MacArthur Fellowship and a Presidential Faculty Fellowship.
He is a CEPR Research Fellow in Development Economics.
Michael
Kremer
11PUBLICATIONS
Covid Economics, Vetted and Real-Time Papers
(https://cepr.org/content/covid-economics), launched in March 2020, is a
free online CEPR publication. It was created to quickly disseminate fast-rising
scholarly work on the Covid-19 epidemic. Alongside VoxEU, which presents short
analyses on the epidemic and other economic issues, Covid Economics features
more formal investigations, based on explicit theory and/or empirical evidence.
Covid Economics is special in three respects; it presents research in real time; the
papers are vetted by Editors for quality and relevance; the articles are pre-prints,
meaning that authors, who retain copyright, may later submit to established
reviews.
eBooks (www.cepr.org/content/ebooks)
Our latest eBooks:
• Addressing Impediments to Digital Trade by Ingo Borchert and L Alan Winters.
• Shaping Africa’s Post-Covid Recovery by Rabah Arezki, Simeon Djankov and
Ugo Panizza.
• Monetary Policy and Central Banking in the Covid Era by Bill English, Kristin
Forbes, and Angel Ubide.
Policy insights (www.cepr.org/content/policy-insights)
• CEPR Policy Insight No. 109: The Legacy of the Pandemic: How Covid-19 is
Reshaping Economic Policy in the EU by Marco Buti and George Papaconstantinou.
Reports (www.cepr.org/content/reports)
• It’s All in the Mix: How Monetary and Fiscal Policies Can Work or Fail Together
by Elga Bartsch, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, Giancarlo Corsetti, Xavier Debrun.
• Resilience of the Financial System to Natural Disasters by Patrick Bolton,
Marcin Kacperczyk, Harrison Hong and Xavier Vives, the third in a series of
CEPR/IESE reports on the ‘Future of Banking’.
12VOXEU.ORG
VoxEU.org – CEPR’s policy portal – was set up in June 2007 in the midst of the
financial crisis, when the need for the analysis of what was happening and what
should happen was prescient. It promotes research-based policy analysis and
commentary by leading economists.
VoxEU has a very large audience, with 8.6 million unique sessions each year,
12 million pageviews, and 6 million users, numbers which consistently grow
annually.
VoxEU readers include a vast range of government officials, private-sector
economists, elite business and media professionals, and academics, as well as
students of economics. This wide-ranging audience ensures that the world’s best
policy-relevant economists are keen to write for VoxEU.
VoxEU columns cover all fields of economics broadly defined. We are constantly
introducing new innovations: videos, podcasts, and most recently a Blogs &
Reviews section, which gathers together blog posts and book reviews from
leading economists around the world.
VoxEU’s most popular column ‘A tale of two depressions: What do the new data
tell us?’ by Barry Eichengreen and Kevin O’Rourke has had over 1 million reads
to date.
13WOMEN IN ECONOMICS
CEPR is formalising its efforts to improve female representation in the economic
profession with the creation of the Women in Economics Initiative.
Led by CEPR’s Vice-President, Hélène Rey, this initiative aims to redress
gender imbalances in the economics profession, partnering with CEPR member
organisations to promote women within the field.
Since 2019, CEPR has been working in partnership with UBS to celebrate
contributions of women in economics, with a series of portraits and video interviews
on a dedicated website. This programme shines a light on quality research and
policymaking from female leaders in their field.
Featured Economists:
• Marianne Bertrand
• Esther Duflo
• Lucrezia Reichlin
• Rachel Griffith
• Eliana La Ferrara
• Ekaterina Zhuravskaya
• Michèle Tertilt
• Sebnem Kalemli-Özcan
• Antoinette Schoar
• Paola Sapienza
• Gita Gopinath
• Stephanie Schmitt-Grohé
14CEPR’S MEMBERSHIP PROGRAMME
CEPR Membership offers unique access to cutting-edge research with direct relevance
for economic policy issues, and to the leaders shaping Europe’s economic, political and
financial future. Benefits include privileged access to meetings and publications as
well as direct access to Europe’s most influential and established network of academic
economists.
“CEPR has become a synonym for the kind of economics we need.”
Mario Draghi
“The premier centre of policy-oriented research in Europe, perhaps even
the world.”
Stanley Fischer
200
Access conferences, workshops and
discussion meetings organised each year 330
Connect with academic institutions
represented within the CEPR network
1600
“CEPR has made a
tremendous difference to
European economic research
and the way it is conducted”
Axel A. Weber,
Leading economists are part of CEPR’s
Chairman of the Board, UBS AG
global network
15IMPACT AND INFLUENCE
CEPR has had a pivotal impact on economic policy going back four decades. Ideas
and evidence from CEPR policy research have been influential on many topics,
most recently in 2020 when the global pandemic shut down normal life as we knew
it. The CEPR network rose to the challenge of helping to fight this unprecedented
global crisis, and CEPR and VoxEU became the central meeting point for the
production and dissemination of immediate and essential research on Covid-19.
The Centre’s close relationship with central banks – in Europe and around the world
– is an important factor in its impact on policy. Almost all Eurozone central banks
and the Bank of England are CEPR institutional members, as are the central banks
of Canada, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Mexico,
Norway, Romania, Russia, the Federal Reserve
banks of San Francisco and St. Louis, Sweden,
Switzerland, and Turkey. The Centre collaborates
actively with policymakers and researchers from
these central banks, holding many conferences
annually. It also supports cooperation among
central-bank economists, for example with the
Euro Area Business Cycle Network. The CEPR’s
Euro Area Business Cycle Dating Committee (the European equivalent to the NBER’s
Business Cycle Dating Committee) establishes the dates of Eurozone recessions.
Our private-sector Institutional Members also play a key role in helping CEPR
disseminate policy-relevant research to decision makers in financial and non-
financial corporations. They regularly host CEPR workshops, conferences and
public discussion meetings.
CEPR engages directly with policymakers
through the Institutional Memberships of
government agencies. These include Japan’s
Research Institute of Economy, Trade and
Industry (RIETI), IMF, European Commission,
OECD, the Department for International Trade
and the Bank for International Settlements.
“CEPR has made an important contribution to the international
policy debate in recent years ... This role will be even more
important over the next decade.”
Lawrence H. Summers,
Former President of Harvard University and Former Secretary of the Treasury
16CEPR MEMBERSHIP AND BENEFITS
Standard Premiuim CEPR
Membership Membership Partnership
10,000 EUR 20,000 EUR 50,000 EUR
PUBLICATIONS
Unlimited free electronic access to all CEPR publications
for all staff members via a site user license and
complimentary copy of all books and reports published by
CEPR
RESEARCH & ACADEMIC INTERACTION
Weekly summary of key policy articles, discussion papers,
monthly research highlights, open calls for papers, and
monthly EuroCOIN™ alert
Quarterly Events Calendar with overview of CEPR
meetings
Invitation to academic conferences which provides a
unique opportunity to stay up-to-date with the latest and
best academic economic research, together with opportu-
nities for continuous professional development
EVENTS
Invitation to public discussion meetings in all European
capitals
Invitation to our regular CEPR Roundtables, which bring
together CEPR Research Fellows and our Corporate and
Central Bank supporters to discuss topical economic issues
Opportunity to host academic conferences
Opportunity to sponsor events of interest
Invitation to the Leaders’ Circle, our high-level meeting
with key decision makers and top academics
PERSONALISED BENEFITS
Opportunity to publish up to five columns per year on For an addition-
CEPR’s policy portal VoxEU al fee of 5,000
EUR
Sponsorship of CEPR reports and launches, providing a
wealth of opportunity to promote the organisation, raise
brand awareness, or host clients
Opportunity to publish at least ten columns per year on
CEPR’s policy portal VoxEU, as well as deeper involvement
with VoxEU by exposure on its social media channels,
Blogs&Reviews pages and debates
Full access to all CEPR academic and policy activities
by designating a senior representative as a CEPR
Associate Fellow, who will have the possibility to publish
academically orientated papers in the prestigious CEPR
Discussion Paper series
The possibility to collaborate in CEPR research pro-
grammes of particular interest, including shaping the
research agenda
Invitation to sit on the CEPR Advisory Board which meets
once per year in London 17OUR SUPPORTERS
Partners: Standard Members:
Aberdeen Standard Investments Danmarks Nationalbank
European Central Bank De Nederlandsche Bank
UBS Department for International Trade
Société Générale DG ECFIN
DG Joint Research Centre
Premium Members: European Bank for Reconstruction and
Banca d’Italia Development
Bank for International Settlements European Fiscal Board
Caixabank European Investment Bank
Citigroup European Stability Mechanism
Deutsche Bundesbank Federal Reserve Bank of San
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Francisco
GIC Fondation Banque de France
Goldman Sachs Inter-American Development Bank
International Monetary Fund Intesa Sanpaolo
Nestlé JP Morgan
Norges Bank Investment Management KPMG
RIETI Lietuvos Bankas
Schweizerische Nationalbank Magyar Nemzeti Bank
Suomen Pankki Monetary Authority of Singapore
Sveriges Riksbank Norges Bank
UniCredit OECD
Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Standard Members: PIMCO
Banca Nationala a României Rothschild & Co
Banco de España Seðlabanki Íslands
Banco de México Türkiye Cumhuriyet Merkez Bankasi
Banco de Portugal Wellington
Bank of Canada
Bank of England Donations:
Bank of Israel National Institute of Public Finance
Banka Slovenije and Policy, India
Banque de France
Banque Nationale de Belgique
CPB Netherlands Bureau for
Economic Policy Analysis
Central Bank of Ireland
Central Bank of the Russian
Federation
18OUR GLOBAL REACH
CEPR is European in focus but its reach is global.
We promote world-class research, manage projects and deliver policy-relevant
results to the public- and private-sector decision-makers worldwide.
1933 Great Sutton Street London EC1V 0DX cepr@cepr.org www.cepr.org www.VoxEU.org
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