Randall Henning
Professor
School of International Service
- Prof. Henning specializes in the politics and institutions of international economic relations, international and comparative political economy, economic policymaking and regional integration. He has focused specifically on international monetary policy, European monetary integration, macroeconomic policy coordination, finance G-7 and G-8 summit cooperation, East Asian financial cooperation, and comparative regionalism. Currently, he is conducting projects on the political economy of East Asian regionalism, transatlantic economic relations, and the relationship between regionalism and multilateralism.
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Degrees
PhD, Tufts University; BA, Stanford University
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Scholarly, Creative & Professional Activities
Honors, Awards, and Fellowships
- Visiting Fellow, Institute for International Economics
Executive Experience
- Fellowship Selection Committee, German Marshall Fund of the United States
- European Community Studies Association Distinguished Scholar, 1999
- Faculty President, School of International Service, 2004-2005
- Member, American Political Science Organization
- Member, International Studies Association
- Member, European Union Studies Association
- Member, American Economic Association
Selected Publications
- US Interests and the International Monetary Fund," Peterson Institute Policy Brief, June 2009.
- "Congress Should Support the IMF," Peterson Institute Perspectives, May 2009.
- "The Future of the Chiang Mai Initiative: An Asian Monetary Fund?," Peterson Institute Policy Brief, February 2009.
- Accountability and Oversight of US Exchange Rate Policy, Peterson Institute Press, 2008.
- East Asian Financial Cooperation, 2002.
- Transatlantic Perspectives on the Euro, 2000.
- The Exchange Stabilization Fund: Slush Money or War Chest, 1999.
- Cooperating with Europe's Monetary Union, 1997.
- Currencies and Politics in the United States, Germany, and Japan, 1994
- Global Economic Leadership and the Group of Seven, 1996 (coauthor)



