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EXPERTISE
Geographic Areas
Transition economics in Southeast Europe and West Africa
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Issues
Development Economics
Aid Effectiveness
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Arntraud Hartmann
Adjunct professor in International Development
(Fall Semester)
Consultant to international organizations
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Background and Education
Currently consultant to a variety of international organizations, including the Brookings Institute, the IMF and the World Bank. Formerly, director, Bereichsleiterin inWEnt, Berlin (2004-06); since 1981 various positions with the World Bank, including senior manager; principle economist in the office of vice president for Europe and Central Asia; country director for Croatia and Albania; chief of mission to Romania; and research fellow for UNICEF, International Child Development Center, in Florence, Italy
Undergraduate degree in law and economics from University of Hamburg, master's degree from American University, Washington, D.C., Ph.D. in law from the University of Hamburg. Additional certificates and diplomas from the Executive Management Program, Harvard University, the German Development Institute and Johns Hopkins University SAIS Bologna Center
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Publications
"Scaling up: a framework and lessons" and "Development Effectivenss from Literature and Practice," with Johannes Linn, Brookings Institute, 2008; "Strategies for Peace and Prosperity in the Balkans," Journal for Constitutional Studies, 2001; numerous World Bank studies, including the influential "The Road to Stability and Prosperity in South Eastern Europe," World Bank, 2000.
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Languages
German
French
English
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Classes
Development Cooperation
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