Daniel Sturm

Daniel Sturm is a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. His research focuses on International Trade, Economic Geography, Urban Economics, and Political Economy. He teaches courses such as EC532: International Economics for Research Students and PP419: Advanced Empirical Methods for Public Policy. Sturm is also Programme Director of the CEP Urban Programme and an Associate at the CEP Trade Research Programme. His professional profile can be accessed at https://www.lse.ac.uk/people/daniel-sturm, and he can be contacted via email at d.m.sturm@lse.ac.uk.

Daniel Sturm is an economist whose research focuses on International Trade, Economic Geography, Urban Economics, and Political Economy. His work explores the economic implications of spatial factors, such as the impact of historical events on urban development and the role of political institutions in shaping economic outcomes. Sturm's publications analyze topics including the effects of political competition on policy and growth, the economic consequences of electoral accountability, and the interplay between trade and environmental policy. His research often combines theoretical frameworks with empirical evidence drawn from historical and contemporary case studies, particularly in the context of Germany and the United States.