Daniel M. Sturm



Position:
Lecturer in Economics
 
Contact Details:
London School of Economics
Department of Economics
Houghton Street
London WC2A 2AE
England

Tel: +44-20-7955 7522
Fax: +44-20-7955 7595
d.m.sturm [at] lse.ac.uk
 
Office Hours:
Wednesday 16:00 - 18:00, R429
 
Research Interests:
International Trade, Economic Geography, Political Economy, Environmental Economics



Research


 
Journal Articles
"Political Competition, Policy and Growth: Theory and Evidence from the United States," with Tim Besley
and Torsten Persson, forthcoming Review of Economic Studies. [paper]
"History and Industry Location: Evidence from German Airports," with Steve Redding and Niko Wolf,
forthcoming Review of Economics and Statistics. [paper]
"The Costs of Remoteness: Evidence from German Division and Reunification," with Steve Redding,
American Economic Review, 98(5), December 2008, 1766 - 1797. [paper] [technical appendix] [data]
"How Elections Matter: Theory and Evidence from Environmental Policy," with John List,
Quarterly Journal of Economics, 121(4), November 2006, 1249 - 1281. [paper] [data]
"Product Standards, Trade Disputes, and Protectionism,"
Canadian Journal of Economics, 39(2), May 2006, 564 - 581. [paper]
"Environment and Trade: The Implications of Imperfect Information and Political Economy,"
with Alistair Ulph, World Trade Review, 1(3), November 2002, 235 - 256.  [paper]
 
Book Chapters
"Trade and the Environment: A Survey of the Literature,"
in Environmental Policy in an International Perspective," Laura Marsiliani, Michael Rauscher
and Cees Withagen (eds.), Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003, 119 - 149.  [paper]
 
Working Papers and Work in Progress
"Term Limits and Electoral Accountability," with Michael Smart,
CEPR Discussion paper No. 4272, revise and resubmit Economic Journal. [paper]
"Do Politicians Respond to Reelection Incentives? Evidence from Gubernatorial Elections," with Michael Smart.
[New version coming soon]
"On the Internal Structure of Cities: Evidence from the Berlin Wall" (with Gabriel Ahlfeldt, Steve Redding and Niko Wolf)
[New version coming soon]
"The Trade Liberalisation Effects of Regional Trade Agreements," with Volker Nitsch. [paper]  [appendix]
"Choosing How to Compete: Is Environmental Policy the Optimal Instrument?" [paper]
   
Policy Contributions
"Location, Location, Location," with Steve Redding, CentrePiece, 10(2), Summer 2005, pp. 19 - 23.
"A lot of Hot Air? The Kyoto Protocol and Emissions Trading," CentrePiece, 3(2), Summer 1998, pp. 23 - 26.



Teaching


 
Quantitative Approaches and Policy Analysis (EC 455)  
Economic Policy Analysis (EC 406)  
International Economics for Research Students (EC532)  
Political Economy and Public Policy (GV 478)  
Introduction to Quantitative Methods for the MPA Programme (MI 402)