The document is the comprehensive curriculum vitae of Professor Jean‑Paul Carvalho, a leading political economist at the University of Oxford. It details his current academic appointments (Professor of Political Economy, Tutorial Fellow at New College, Director of Oxford Elevate) and a wide range of editorial, advisory, and governance roles in economics, religion, and AI research. The CV lists his education (DPhil and MPhil from Oxford, PhD in Accounting & Finance from Western Australia) and a prolific research agenda focused on the economics of religion, identity, cultural transmission, and the political‑economic implications of artificial intelligence. It enumerates a long series of peer‑reviewed articles, book chapters, working papers, and edited volumes, many forthcoming in top journals such as the Review of Economic Studies, Economic Journal, and Quarterly Journal of Economics. The record includes extensive teaching experience (graduate game theory, undergraduate microeconomics, AI & Machine Learning summer programme) and a distinguished service portfolio: editorial boards, conference organization, seminar leadership, and departmental duties. Honors include a Fellowship of the Royal Economic Society (2025), multiple teaching awards, and numerous research fellowships. The CV also documents a global presentation record spanning conferences, workshops, and seminars from 2006‑2026, underscoring his active engagement with the international research community.
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Oxford Leadership Portfolio: Professor, Fellow, and Director
Current senior academic positions at the University of Oxford, including Professor of Political Economy, Tutorial Fellow at New College, and Director of the Oxford Elevate initiative.
Research Nexus: Religion, Identity, and Development
Core scholarly focus on how religious belief, cultural identity, and institutional norms shape economic development, with a substantial body of articles, book chapters, and forthcoming works.
Publication Record: High‑Impact Journals and Edited Volumes
Extensive list of peer‑reviewed articles (e.g., Economic Journal, Quarterly Journal of Economics) and edited books such as *Advances in the Economics of Religion*.
Teaching Portfolio: Game Theory, Microeconomics, and AI Summer Programme
Graduate and undergraduate teaching responsibilities, plus leadership of a specialized AI & Machine Learning summer programme for high‑achieving students.
Professional Service: Editorial Boards, Advisory Panels, and Seminar Leadership
Roles as associate editor of QJE, editorial board member of Oxford Economic Papers, advisory board member for TAU Intelligence, and co‑organizer of multiple seminars and workshops.
Honors & Awards: Recognition by Leading Economic Institutions
Fellow of the Royal Economic Society (2025), teaching awards at Oxford and UC Irvine, and numerous research fellowships and scholarships.