Ekaterina Zhuravskaya has been Professor of Economics at the Paris School of Economics (EHESS) since 2010. She is also a Research Fellow of CEPR in Public Policy and Development Economics programs. She got her PhD at Harvard University in 1999 and spent 10 subsequent years working as Professor at the New Economic School and as the Academic Director of the Center for Economic and Financial Research in Moscow. Her main academic interests are in political economy.

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This is how the internet influences government policy

Information and communication technology has no doubt had a positive economic impact globally, but its political bearing is less clear. This column shows that the proliferation of mobile ...

13 nov 2019