David Bieri

• Ph.D., Planning, Governance, & Globalization, Virginia Tech, 2010
• M.S., Corporate & International Finance, University of Durham, UK, 1998
• B.S (Hons). Economics, London School of Economics & Political Science, 1997

Bank for International Settlements, Basel, Switzerland:

• Adviser to General Manager & CEO (2005-2006)
• Economist, Monetary & Economic Department (2004-2005)
• Head of Business Development, Banking Department (2002-2004)
• Investment Analyst, Banking Department (1999-2002)

Bankers Trust, London, UK:

• Fixed-Income High Yield Analyst (1998-1999)

• Spatial Economics
• History of economic thought
• international money and finance 

• UAP/REAL 2004: Principles of Real Estate
• UAP 5234: Urban Economy, Equity, and Society
• UAP 5784: Financial Resilience: Capitalism and the History of Economic Ideas
• SPIA 4984: New Economic Thinking

• Bieri, D. S. (2021): “Central Banks and the Governance of Monetary Space,” in The Routledge Handbook of Financial Geography, by J. Knox-Hayes and D. Wojcik, pp. 483-509. Routledge, London and New York.
• Bieri, D. S. and Dawkins, C. J. (2019): “Amenities, Affordability, and Housing Vouchers,” Journal of Regional Science 59: 56–82 (2019).
• Bieri, D. S. (2017): “Managing `Cataclysmic Money': How Financial Regulation Matters for the Future of U.S. Housing Policy”, Housing Policy Debate, 27(3): 476-482.
• Bieri, D. S. (2015): “Crowdfunding the City: The End of ‘Cataclysmic Money’?,” Environment & Planning A, 47(12), 2429–2435.
• Bieri, D.S. (2009): “Financial Stability, the Basel Process and the New Geography of Regulation,” Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society, 2(2), 303–331.

• History of Economics Society (2018): “The August Lösch Online Archive,” $5,100.
• National Science Foundation Research Traineeship (2015-2020): “UrbComp: Data Science for Modeling, Understanding, and Advancing Urban Populations,” $2,999,092 (Co-PI).

• History of spatial economics
• Digital central bank currencies and blockchain economics
• International monetary systems
• Global financial regulation