Peter Giblin Email & Phone Number

Greater New York City Area

Macro Research- Latin America team

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Evaluate the distinctiveness of IMF macroeconomic, macro-prudential, and macro-financial policy recommendations for borrowing countries in IMF Article IV Staff Reports• Conduct background research for senior fellow Staci Warden’s public appearance on subjects ranging from local currency bond markets to distributed ledger technology• Help construct a 30,000 observation dataset of IMF Staff Reports using R and SQL

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Supported Professor C. Randall Henning’s research on international financial governance, the European debt crisis, and the East Asian financial safety net• Designed the analysis and display of data on countries’ international reserves, external liabilities, and currency swaps using statistical software RStudio and Excel• Helped create and edit Dr. Henning’s book presentation which has been delivered at the Council on Foreign Relations, the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and Bruegel

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Analyzed international trade and financial arrangements as they relate to the United States' geopolitical interests, science and technology policy, and economic competitiveness• Contributed to resident scholar Dr. Claude Barfield’s research on labor standards in free trade agreements by surveying relevant literature and compiling statistics on labor provisions using WTO and ILO data• Edited articles for TechPolicyDaily.com and supported the research efforts of the Economic Policy team on various projects as needed

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Endowed by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Bridging the Gap Project is a program housed at the School of International Service which aims to "promote an informed and engaged public discourse on U.S. and global foreign policy challenges." As a Research Assistant I was responsible for:•Researching for the Bridging the Gap Project’s work on global public goods and the impact of hegemonic decline on international cooperation in trade, finance, environmental protection, and public health. •Compiling an extensive annotated bibliography on relevant literature that totaled over 200 entries.•Assisting with editing work on Dr. Naazneen Barma’s book "The Peacebuilding Puzzle: Political Order in Post-Conflict States."

Columbus, Ohio Area

Awarded a Summer Research Fellowship of $3,500 by the Office of Undergraduate Education to fund research for my undergraduate thesis. •Researched Strategic Trade Theory, imperfect competition, and the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding in relation to the dispute between Brazil and Canada over subsidies in the civil aircraft market.•Gained experience with static equilibrium models, qualitative research, and data collection.

Master Of Arts - Ma, International Economic Relations

Overall GPA: 3.79/4.0 Awards/Honors: SIS Dean’s Award, SIS Dean’s Graduate Research Assistantship Award

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, International Relations And Diplomacy

Overall GPA: 3.84/4.0 Honors Thesis: “Strategic Trade Theory in the Brazil-Canada WTO Dispute” Awards/Honors: magna cum laude, Honors.