Job Market Candidates

Thank you for visiting our Economics Job Market Candidates page. We are pleased to present our 2024-2025 PhD job market candidates.

If you have questions concerning our students or need further assistance in contacting prospective candidates, please contact the dissertation advisor listed.

	Patrick R. Fitzsimmons CV - Website Dissertation Title: Three Essays on Economic History and Political Economy Advisor: Mark Koyama mkoyama2@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Political Economy, Economic History Secondary Fields: Applied Microeconomics, Economic Geography Job Paper: Blood and Iron: Political Fragmentation in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Email: pfitzsi@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Eric H. Wilhelm CV - Website Dissertation Title: Guns, Guilds & Growth: Essays in North American and European Economic History Advisor: Noel D. Johnson njohnsol@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Economic History, Political Economy Secondary Fields: Applied Microeconomics, Public Finance Job Paper: Craft Guilds & City Growth Email: ewilhelm@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Malik Hussain CV - Website Dissertation Title: Essays in Economic History and Public Health Advisor: Noel D. Johnson njohnsol@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Political Economy, Economic History Secondary Fields: Development Economics, Applied Econometrics Job Paper: Pox, Piety, and Paradox: The Economics of Vaccination in British India Email: mhussa5@gmu.edu Back to Top
	Marcus Shera CV - Website Dissertation Title: The Political Economy of Christian Monasticism Advisor: Mark Koyama mkoyama2@gmu.edu Primary Fields: Economic History, Economics of Religion Secondary Fields: History of Economic Thought Job Paper: Why Legitimacy Requires Sacrifice: Church and State in Late Antiquity Email: shera@chapman.edu Back to Top