Collin Constantine

Economics PhD Student, Kingston University

Collin Constantine is a PhD student in Economics at Kingston University and a Member of the Political Economy Research Group (PERG). His dissertation investigates the determinants of the Eurozone current account imbalances but his research interests extend to institutions, inequality, development economics and new political economy. He holds a MSc in Development Economics from SOAS, University of London and is a recipient of a PhD studentship from Kingston University in 2015. Recently, Collin was a Teaching Fellow at SOAS, where he taught Macroeconomics and Econometrics at the Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels respectively. Collin has published academic journal articles, book chapters, policy notes and articles for general audiences.

Experience

2015–present

PhD Student Development Economics, Kingston University, London

Education

2015

School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Distinction, MSc Development Economics
2013

University of Guyana, Distinction, BSc Economics

Publications

2015

Journal of Developing Country Studies, Growth and Distribution in Guyana
2015

New School Economic Review, How Nations Succeed: A Review of the Reversal of Fortune Thesis
2014

Journal of Australian Political Economy, Rethinking the Twin Deficits

Professional Memberships

Member of Young Scholars Initiative
Member of Post Keynesian Economics Study Group
Researcher: Political Economy Research Group