Visitors' programme

The Visiting Fellowship Programme offers UK and International academics, whose research relates to areas covered by the centre's research agenda|, the opportunity to visit The Paul Woolley Centre at LSE. Visiting Fellows are invited to spend time at the centre, interact with local faculty and possibly to contribute to the centre's seminar series or conferences.

For further details please contact Professor Dimitri Vayanos|, Director of The Paul Woolley Centre at d.vayanos@lse.ac.uk| or on +44 (0)20 7955 6382.

Centre visitors

• Kei Kawakami (University of Melbourne)
  October 2011
• Christian Hellwig (Toulouse School of Economics)
  September 2011
• Ron Bird (University of Technology, Sydney)
  June 2011
• Luigi Zingales  (Chicago Booth)
  June 2011
• Elias Albagli (USC Marshall School of Business)
  June 2011
• Xavier Gabaix (Stern School of Business)
  December 2010
• Peter Kondor (The Central European University)
  November 2010
• Anna Pavlova (London Business School)
  October 2010
• Ron Bird (University of Technology, Sydney)
  October 2010
• Nicholas Barberis (Yale University)
  August 2010
• Vish Viswanathan (Duke University)
  January 2010
• Anat Admati (Stanford University)
  January 2010
• Peter Kondor (The Central European University)
  October 2009
• Anna Obizhaeva (University of Maryland)
  June 2009
• Ian Martin (Stanford University)
  June 2009
• Ron Bird (University of Technology, Sydney)
  June 2009
• Nicholas Barberis (Yale University)
  May 2009
• Leonid Kogan (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  March 2009
• Anna Obizhaeva (University of Maryland)
  November 2008
• Antonio Guarino (University College London)
  October 2008
• Arvind Krishnamurthy (Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University)
  June 2008
• Ron Bird (University of Technology, Sydney)
  June 2008
• Terrence Hendershott (Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley)
  May 2008
• Wei Xiong (Princeton University)
  April 2008
• Nicolae Garleanu (Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley)
  April 2008
• Marco Pagano (University of Naples Federico II)
  February 2008
• Mark Seasholes (INSEAD)
  January 2008
• Robin Greenwood (Harvard Business School)
  November 2007
• John Williamson (The Peterson Institute for International Economics)
  September 2007