
Dr. Arslan Tariq Rana
Assistant Professor
Ext: 638
Dr. Arslan Tariq completed his MS Economics from University of Orléans, France followed by PhD in Economics in 2015 from the same university. Before joining University of Central Punjab (UCP), he was working as Assistant Professor and head of economics cluster at FAST School of Management (FAST-NU). He also worked as Assistant Lecturer and Research Fellow at University of Orléans, France and taught economics courses at Masters and undergraduate level. He has also active in doing projects and has worked as Principal Investigator on the project HEC PERIDOT Research Program, co-funded by Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan and French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development (MAEDI) and the Ministry of Higher Education and Research (MESR). His areas of research interest are Regional/Bilateral trade agreements, international trade economic integration, international political economy and development economics.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) | International Economics | University of Orléans, France | 2015 |
Master in Science (MS) | Economics and Finance | University of Orléans, France | 2009 |
Master in Business and IT (MBIT) | Finance | University of the Punjab | 2007 |
Bachelor of Computer Science (BS) | Programming | University of Lahore | 2004 |
Assistant Professor | University of Central Punjab (UCP) | 2017 |
Assistant Professor | FAST-NU | 2016 - 2017 |
Assistant Lecturer and Research Fellow | University of Orléans, France | 2013 - 2015 |
1 | Do Preferential Trade Agreements contribute to the development of trade? Accounting for institutional heterogeneity. International Economics. 149, 41-56. |
2 | Trade and interstate conflicts. Do preferential trade agreements matter? Peace Economics, Peace Science, and Public Policy, 21(4), 561-574. |
3 | Les clauses environnementales dans les accords de libre-échange entre pays développés et pays émergents. Analyse des déterminants (= Environmental provisions in free trade agreements between the developed and emerging countries. Analysis of determinants), (with Philippe Saucier). Mondes en Developpement. 162(2), 49-66. |