Arie Eskenazi Gozluklu
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I am a PhD Student in Finance at Bocconi University in Milano. I finished my undergraduate studies, B.A in International Trade& B.S in Management Information Systems, at Bogaziçi University in Istanbul and obtained my graduate degree in Economics at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona.
In my personal website you can find information on myself, my current research, teaching and extracurricular activities... You can reach me here to ask questions, discuss and criticize any content in my website...
Visiting in Tilburg...
Currently (October-December 2008), I am a visiting PhD student in Finance Department at Tilburg University.
Life in Milan...I have finished the second year of my PhD in Milan. I have two more years (hopefully!) to complete my PhD.
Summer School (2008) at Universidade Minho(Braga,Portugal)...
This summer I attended the 5th NIPE Summer School on Bayesian Econometrics by James Hamilton. I fell in love with Porto and Port wine... Special thanks to my Portuguese family, Marta and Nuno..
IV International Meeting in Experimental&Behavioral Economics
In March, 2008, I presented my working paper (joint with Irina Cojuharenco) "The Visible Hand of Leadership" in IMEBE 2008 organized by University of Alicante.
Summer School (2007) at LBS...
I attended Doctoral Summer School organized by the Centre of Corporate Governance at London Business School. It was a great intellectual experience and my first exposure to the city of finance... Special thanks to LBS faculty for the comprehensive introduction to the topic and for generous hospitality...
Inveon keeps on inveonizing the world...Inveon is an Istanbul-based software, internet and consultancy company founded by two brilliant minds, Yomi Kastro and Sencer Berrak. Despite its young age, Inveon has already achieved significant success in the Turkish technology market... Check the website for their innovations...
Global Citizen
As J.M. Keynes once said " In the long run, we're all dead, but there should be some left to remember us in the morning of a day!"