Professor Nizar Allouch

Nizar Allouch received his PhD from University of Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne. He previously held academic positions at Queen Mary University of London and Warwick University and visiting researcher positions at Cambridge University and MIT.

Nizar is an Associate Editor of the Journal of Public Economic Theory and Economics Bulletin and was a Guest Editor of the Journal of Mathematical Economics. He was also the UK representative and advisory member to the steering committee of the 'Public Goods, Public Projects, Externalities' research networking programme funded by the European Science Foundation (ESF). 

Nizar's current research interests are in public economics and the economics of networks. Public economics is one of the main areas of economics and analyses government economic intervention such as the use of taxes, expenditures, and regulations. The economics of networks, which focuses on modelling and understanding varied economic interactions, has recently become one of the most active and dynamic fields in economics. It has the potential for important and lasting policy implications. Nizar also worked on no-arbitrage conditions and short-selling in asset  markets. 

Nizar's RePEc page is https://ideas.repec.org/e/pal104.html

• EC538 Economic Controversies
• EC541 Economics Dissertation
• EC565 Extended Economics Essay
• EC802 Advanced Microeconomics of Consumers, Markets and Welfare
• EC883 Advanced Microeconomics and Game Theory

Nizar is willing to supervise PhD students with research interests in:

• public economics
• network economics
• financial markets and systemic risk.

PhD students

• Dike Chukwudi Henry (University of Kent)
• Maia King (Queen Mary, University of London)  
• Maya Jalloul (Queen Mary, University of London)​