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Scholars & Fellows

Claude Barfield

Resident Scholar

Studies international trade policy, the World Trade Organization, intellectual property, and science and technology policy.

Charles W. Calomiris

Visiting Scholar

Codirector of AEI's Financial Deregulation Project. Studies banking regulation, corporate finance, and monetary economics.

Desmond Lachman

Resident Fellow

Studies major emerging market economies and the role of multilateral lending institutions.

Adam Lerrick

Visiting Scholar

While at AEI, Adam Lerrick will be studying international capital markets, particularly hedge funds; international financial crises; and economic development including the impact of aid and the role

Philip I. Levy

Resident Scholar

Philip Levy studies international trade and finance at AEI.

Allan H. Meltzer

Visiting Scholar

Studies monetary policy and history, tax and budget issues, international finance, and financial services. Was chairman of the International Financial Institution Advisory Commission.

Total Records: 6

Research Projects

AEI Legal Center for the Public Interest

The American

Health Policy

Reg-Markets Center

National Research Initiative

Global Business in Iran: Interactive

Tocqueville on China

Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee

Future of American Education Project

Election Reform Project

Global Governance Watch

Welfare Reform Academy

W. H. Brady Program
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Research Highlights
Find out what research projects and publications AEI scholars are currently working on.

Global Business in Iran: Interactive

A new AEI web tool, "Global Business in Iran: Interactive," documents major financial transactions with the Islamic Republic between 2000 and 2007. The findings, based on open-source reporting, are organized by country, economic sector, company, and financial institution. The Institute's researchers have documented more than 300 transactions amounting to more than $150 billion. The interactive tool will be updated regularly as new information comes in.