Curriculum Vitae Sebastian Dullien

Curriculum Vitae

Basics

Born:	1975
Nationality:	German

Employment

since 2011	Senior Policy Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations
since October 2007	Professor for International Economics at the HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences (former name: FHTW Berlin)
2002-2007	Economics correspondent at the Financial Times Deutschland, covering issues of national, European and international business cycle developments, macroeconomics, monetary policy, international finance and developments in academic economics
May-July 2007	Visiting Fellow at the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik - German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin
January-February 2007	DAAD-Fellow at the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies at the Johns-Hopkins-University, Washington, D.C.
April-June 2004	Work as short-term expert on macroeconomic developments in China for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), Geneva
2000-2002	Leader writer at Financial Times Deutschland, Berlin and Hamburg, analysing and commenting on issues of macroeconomics, economic policy, European politics and international finance
1998	Paid co-authorship of a research paper for the Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung DIW (German Institute for Economic Research), Berlin, on The Consequences of European Monetary Union (EMU) on the German Economy
1997-1998	Internship at the Association for the Monetary Union of Europe, Paris, department of research and communication, work on macroeconomic reseach
1997	Internship at the DIW
1997	Internship at the Westdeutscher Rundfunk Köln, public TV station
1995	Internship at the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, Essen, daily newspaper
1992-1999	Working part-time as a programmer for DEZENTRAL Software GmbH, Essen, (software for public sector accounting)
1991	Programming two computer games for International Software, Köln

Education

Fall 2003	PhD (Economics) at the Freie Universität Berlin on Interaction of Monetary Policy and Wage Bargaining in EMU - Determination of Employment and Output in an Endogenous Money System PhD studies supported by a scholarship of EPIC (European Political-economy Infrastructure Consortium), a cooperation of European University Institute (Florence), Instituto Juan March (Madrid), London School of Economics (London) and Wissenschaftszentrum (Berlin)
2000	Diplom in economics (equivalent of M.A.), Freie Universität Berlin; Topic of final thesis: Money and Growth – The Relevance of Monetary Policy in the Light of Old and New Growth Theory (in German)
1997-1998	University of Paris IX-Dauphine, studying International Economics with a DAAD-Scholarship, writing a paper on The Bundesbank’s Monetary Policy as a Model for the European Central Bank? (in German)
1996	Vordiplom (B.A.) in Economics, Freie Universität Berlin
1994	Abitur (school leaving certificate)
1991-1992	Dawson-Verdon High-School, Dawson, Nebraska, USA, High-School-Diploma.
1985-1994	Secondary School: Carl-Humann-Gymnasium, Essen

Languages

German, English, French, Basic Spanish

Miscellaneous

Member of the editorial board of European Political Economy Review

Econometric skills, acquired in a course of the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW), including knowledge of software packages EViews and PcGive

Moderation and course designing skills, acquired in a course of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

Computer literacy: Throughout knowledge of Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Desktop Publishing, LaTeX, and of different programming languages

From 1996-2000: Scholarship of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

In 2001: Fellow of the British-German Forum of Wilton Park

In 2002: Fellow of the Dräger Foundation's Chicago Workshop on American Politics

Sebastian Dullien

Economist and Journalist

Last updated: