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Bohdan Kukharskyy: Curriculum Vitae Bohdan Kukharskyy City University of New York (CUNY), Baruch College Phone: +1 646 312 3476 Department of Economics and Finance Email: [email protected] One Bernard Baruch Way, New York, NY 10010 Homepage: www.kukharskyy.com Employment Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Finance, CUNY (Baruch College), 2018-present Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Tübingen, 2013-2018 Guest Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Hohenheim/Stuttgart, 2013-2018 Research and Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of Würzburg, 2012-2013 Research and Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of Passau, 2007-2012 Education Ph.D. in Economics (summa cum laude), University of Passau/Bavarian Graduate Program in Economics, 2013 Thesis Title: Essays on Trust, Contracts, and Trade Thesis Committee: Michael Pflüger (University of Würzburg, chair), Monika Schnitzer (LMU Munich) M.A. Economics, University of Passau (Germany), 2008 MBA, Dresden University of Technology (Germany), 2007 M.A. International Economics, Ternopil National Economic University (Ukraine), 2007 B.A. International Economics, Ternopil National Economic University (Ukraine), 2006 Research Visits Harvard University, Department of Economics, Visiting Fellow, 2012 UC Berkeley, Department of Economics, Visiting Fellow, 2014 Research Fields International Trade, Organizational Economics, Applied Microeconomics, Industrial Organization Research Publications 1. “A Tale of Two Property Rights: Knowledge, Physical Assets, and Multinational Firm Boundaries”, Journal of International Economics (forthcoming). 2. “Offshoring under Uncertainty” (with Wilhelm Kohler). European Economic Review, 118, 158–180, 2019. 3. “Time is On My Side: Relational Contracts and Aggregate Welfare” (with Michael Pflüger). Oxford Eco- nomic Papers, 71(3), 709–732, 2019. 4. “Relational Contracts and Global Sourcing”. Journal of International Economics 101, 123–147, 2016. Bohdan Kukharskyy 2 Working Papers 5. “Culture, Firm Boundaries, and Global Sourcing” (with Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Gerard Roland), NBER Working Paper 21198. 6. “Contracting Institutions and Firm Integration” (with Peter Eppinger). 7. “Trade, Superstars, and Welfare”, BGPE Working Paper 120. 8. “Gun Violence in the US: Correlates and Causes” (with Sebastian Seiffert), University of Tübingen WP 94. Book Chapters 9. “Formal and Informal Contracting in Global Sourcing”. In Kohler, W., Yalcin, E. (Eds.): Developments in Global Sourcing. Cambridge, MIT Press, 2018. Professional Activities Referee: European Economic Review, Journal of International Economics, Journal of Monetary Economics, Labor Market Research, Review of Economic Studies, Review of Industrial Organization, Review of Interna- tional Economics, Quarterly Journal of Economics University service: Faculty Recruiting Committee, Baruch College, 2018-2019, 2019-2020. Member: American Economic Association, Econometric Society, European Economic Association Teaching Lectures Advanced Microeconomics (Undergraduate), CUNY (Baruch College), Spring 2019 (2×), Fall 2019 (2×) International Trade (Undergraduate), CUNY (Baruch College), Fall 2018 Global Production and Sourcing (Master/Ph.D.), University of Tübingen, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 International Trade Theory (Master/Ph.D.), University of Tübingen, 2016, 2017, 2018 Economics of Globalization: International Trade (Master/Ph.D.), University of Tübingen, 2015 Firm-based View of International Trade (Master/Ph.D.), University of Tübingen, 2013, 2014 European Economic Integration (Bachelor), University of Tübingen, 2015 Multinational Firms (Master/MBA), University of Hohenheim/Stuttgart, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Tutorials Trade Policy and World Trading System (Master), University of Würzburg, 2012 International Trade and the Multinational Firm (Master), University of Passau, 2012 Trade Policy and International Integration (Master), University of Passau, 2009, 2010, 2011 Economic Growth (Master), University of Passau, 2009 International Economics (Bachelor), University of Passau, 2007, 2008 Microeconomics (Bachelor), University of Passau, 2007, 2008 Presentations 2019: Conference on International Economic Integration (Tuebingen), Workshop on International Economic Networks (Vienna) 2018: UBC Sauder, CUNY, SFSU 2017: Barcelona GSE, European Economic Association (Lisbon), European Trade Study Group (Florence) Bohdan Kukharskyy 3 2016: Annual Meeting of the German Economic Association (Augsburg), European Trade Study Group (Helsinki) 2015: European Economic Association (Mannheim), European Trade Study Group (Paris), Annual Meeting of the German Economic Association (Münster), CESifo Summer Institute (Venice), IOS Academy (Tutzing) 2014: European Trade Study Group (Munich) 2013: European Economic Association (Gothenburg), University of Regensburg 2012: European Economic Association (Málaga), European Trade Study Group (Leuven), Annual Meeting of the German Economic Association (Göttingen), Harvard University 2011: European Economic Association (Oslo), European Trade Study Group (Copenhagen), Annual Meeting of the German Economic Association (Frankfurt), Demography of Firms and Industries (Paris), Midwest Eco- nomics Association Meeting (St. Louis), Southwestern Society of Economists (Houston), Public Choice Confer- ence (Munich), Workshop on Trade, Growth, and Wages (Mainz), Bavarian Graduate Program in Economics Workshops (Augsburg, Passau), Economics Summer School Workshop (Barcelona), University of Munich 2010: European Trade Study Group (Lausanne), Bavarian Graduate Program in Economics Workshops (Re- gensburg, Nürnberg), University of Munich, University of Duisburg Selected Grants and Awards PSC-CUNY Research Grant, 2019 Joachim Herz Stiftung Research Grant, 2017-2018 Hans-Raupach Best Paper Award (IOS Academy), 2016 Teaching Excellence Award (highest student-rated course), University of Hohenheim, 2015, 2016 Ph.D. Scholarship, Bavarian Graduate Program in Economics, 2009-2012 Selected for Participation at the Lindau Nobel Laureates Meeting in Economic Sciences, 2011 Award for Outstanding Academic Performance, German Academic Exchange Service, 2008 Friedrich Naumann Foundation Fellowship, 2007 German Academic Exchange Service Fellowship, 2006.
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