The Royal Economic Society (RES) is delighted to announce the appointment of our founding Fellows, as listed below in alphabetical order:
- Professor Nicholas Barr
- Matthew Bell
- Dame Colette Bowe
- Professor Kenneth Button
- Professor Antonio Cabrales
- Associate Professor Jean-Paul Carvalho
- Professor Jagjit S. Chadha
- Professor Chirantan Chatterjee
- Professor Shiu-Sheng Chen
- Professor Tim Congdon
- Professor Diane Coyle
- Professor Michael Devereux
- Paul Donovan
- Richard Edgar
- Daniel Elliott
- Professor Roger E. A. Farmer
- Professor John Fender
- Professor Jefferson Frank
- Professor Nestor Gandelman
- Professor Joe Grice
- Professor Michael Haliassos
- Professor Oliver Hauser
- Professor Bruce Hollingsworth
- Professor Sriya Iyer
- Professor Saqib Jafarey
- Professor David A. Jaeger
- Conor Johnston
- Professor Kevin Lee
- Professor Marco Manacorda
- Professor Catherine L. Mann
- Professor Kent Matthews
- Professor Alice Mesnard
- Honorary Professor Francesco Paolo Mongelli
- Professor Abhinay Muthoo
- Dr Wan Khatina Wan Mohd Nawawi
- Professor Denise Osborn
- Dr Jorge Padilla
- Professor Vladimer Papava
- Kavita Patel
- Professor Neil Rickman
- Dr Dominic Rohner
- Professor Andy Ross
- Professor Barbara Rossi
- Professor Lorenza Rossi
- Amanda Rowlatt
- Professor Kunal Sen
- Dr Richard J. Smith
- Professor Sanjeev Kumar Sobhee
- Professor Wing Suen
- Ruth Tarrant
- Professor Anthony Venables
- Professor Pedro Vicente
- Professor Sir John Vickers
- Professor Jackline Wahba
- Professor Michael Waterson
- Professor Tim Worrall
- Professor Noam Yuchtman
- Dr Linda Yueh
We warmly congratulate our new Fellows and thank all those who submitted applications. We also extend our thanks to the judging panel for their hard work: Prof Sir Christopher Pissarides, Prof Sir Charles Bean, Prof Parama Chaudhury, Anna Leach and Prof Anna Vignoles.
RES President Prof Sir Christopher Pissarides, who chaired the judging panel, said:
“The panel was impressed by the depth and breadth of the applications it considered, with representation from academia, the public and private sectors and those working in schools. Through their applications our new Fellows demonstrated the impact they have made not just in their roles, but to the wider economics profession. We congratulate them and look forward to working with them to advance the RES vision: that economics be understood, advanced and applied for the good of society and the world around us.”
The second round of applications for Fellows is now open. Details of the selection criteria can be found on the website.
The deadline for applications is 9 June.
To apply and learn more about Fellows, please click here.