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Presentation of Universitas Lovaniensis (1425-1797) famous students: Gerardus Mercator Andreas Vesalius Desiderius Erasmus Universit catholique de Louvain (1834-) Re-created in Leuven in 1834 Split in 1968 into French-speaking


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Presentation of

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Universitas Lovaniensis (1425-1797) – famous students:

Gerardus Mercator Andreas Vesalius Desiderius Erasmus

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Université catholique de Louvain (1834-)

  • Re-created in Leuven in 1834
  • Split in 1968 into French-speaking and Flemish

distinct universities

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Now in Louvain-la-Neuve

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Some statistics

  • 28856 students (2012-3)
  • Among which about 5000 are foreign students
  • 258 Ph.D granted (2009-2010)
  • 2 university hospitals
  • 1 Nobel prize
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  • The center was founded in 1928
  • Initial focus on business cycle analysis and policy advise
  • Since 1990, new focus on international research
  • IRES: 13 professors, 5 post-docs, 20 ph-d students
  • Macro-group: Mostly specialized on long-run issues

(growth and development)

  • Neighbor of CORE (Economic Theory, Econometrics,

Operational Research)

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Research themes of macro-group

  • Migration, brain drain, growth (F. Docquier)
  • Family, migration, growth (F. Mariani)
  • Family, macroeconomic policy (L. Pensieroso)
  • Fiscal Policy, Debt (R. Oikonomou)
  • Demographic economics, growth (D. de la Croix)
  • History of Macroeconomics (M. De Vroey)
  • Post-docs: B. Chabé-Ferret (fertility norms), P.

Gobbi (childlessness), M. Mercier (migration), S. Salomone (migration)

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JODE

JODE welcomes papers on issues relevant to Demographic Economics with a preference for approaches combining abstract models together with data to highlight major mechanisms.

  • Editors:

David de la Croix (IRES, UCL) Murat Iyigun (Colorado)