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Daniel Traça is Dean and Professor of Economics at Nova School of Business and Economics (Nova SBE), in Lisbon. He is also Visiting Professor at INSEAD, in France and Singapore. Previously, he was Assistant Professor at INSEAD, and held the Marie et Alain Philippson Chair in Managing for Sustainable Human Development, at the Solvay Business School, in Brussels, where he was Vice-President and Director of the MBA Program. He was Visiting Professor in the KDI School of Management and Policy, in Seoul, and in the Graduate Institute of International Economics, in Geneva.

Daniel Traça graduated from Nova School of Business and Economics and obtained his PhD from Columbia University, New York. He has worked as a consultant for the World Bank and the European Commission and published his scientific research in several leading international academic journals in the field of Globalization and Economic Development.

Research interests

Current research interests include: international trade, economic development and growth.

Education/Academic qualification

Economics, Doctorate, Columbia University

… → 1996

Economics, Master, Columbia University

… → 1994

Economics, Bachelor, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa

… → 1990

External positions

Member of the Strategic Advisory Board - ACEPI, Association for Digital Economy

2018 → …

Member of the Advisory Board of Business Council for Sustainable Development

2018 → …

Non-Executive Board Member, Caixa Geral de Depósitos

20142016

Visiting Professor, Graduate Institute of International Economics

20072009

Vice-President, Solvay Brussels School - Economics & Management

20072008

Director of MBA programmes, Solvay Brussels School - Economics & Management

20052008

Visiting Professor, MBA, INSEAD - Institut européen d'administration des affaires

2004 → …

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