Research

Research grants are available for faculty interested in international topics. We have awarded small grants to a number of faculty. All Haas-related faculty are eligible to apply for grants via short written proposals. Repeat submissions should provide documentation that Clausen Center support has been acknowledged in publicly circulated research.

The Center also provides the data sets that are vital to cutting-edge international empirical work. These data sets benefit both students and faculty. One example is Datastream International, which is offered by the Center to the Haas community. Datastream is an extremely rich source of on-line financial and economic data that would not otherwise be available due to its high cost, and is available through a dedicated terminal in the Long Library or the Bakar Computer Lab. We also provide "World Data" from the World Bank; the "TSM Global Economic Data Base" from DSC; the "World Resources Data Base" from the World Resources Institute; the "National Trade Data Bank" from the Department of Commerce; and "International Financial Statistics" from the International Monetary Fund.

 

A team of students researching pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution in the Republic of Georgia.