Claire Brunel
Assistant Professor
School of International Service
Degrees
PhD, Economics, Georgetown University MPhil, Economics, University of Oxford BSc, Mathematics and Economics, Georgetown University
Languages Spoken
French, English, Spanish
Bio
Professor Brunel’s research focuses on issues at the intersection of environmental economics and international economics. In particular, she studies the links between environmental policies and international competitiveness in terms of technological innovation, manufacturing production, and international trade. She is also interested in providing evidence of the effects of climate change on migration.
Prior to coming to SIS, Professor Brunel worked for the Research Department of the World Bank, the Peterson Institute for International Economics, and at the Embassy of France as Trade Policy Attaché.
