Short CV

Short CV
Since 2023

PhD student, University of Bern
2019-2022

MSc in Socio-Ecological Economics and Policies, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, completed with honors (120 ECTS)
2020-2021

Teaching & research assistant, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, Department of socioeconomics, Institute for multi-level governance and development
2019

Exchange semester, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea
2016-2019

BA in international Relations, University of Geneva (180 ECTS)

Research interests

  • Urban commons and decommodification
  • Institutional analysis & political economy
  • Social provisioning & provisioning systems
  • Land/housing policies and property rights
  • Multi-level governance

Publications

Publication Year Type

Further Publications

Academic:

Spash, C. L., Guisan, A. O. T., & Verita, C. (in press, 2023). Social-Ecological Economics. In Martin, J. S. & Rosa, E. P., Elgar Encyclopedia of Ecological Economics. Edward Elgar Publishing. 

Spash, C. L., & Guisan, A. O. T. (2021). A future social-ecological economics. Real World Economics Review, 96(July), 203-216. Re-printed as a book chapter in: Fullbrook, E. & Morgan, J. (2021), Post-Neoliberal Economics. World Economics Association Books.

 

Non-academic:

Guisan, A. O. T. (October 3, 2022). L’Etat dans tous ses états. Le Courrier. (Swiss Newspaper). https://lecourrier.ch/2022/10/02/letat-dans-tous-ses-etats/

Bernhard, Z., & Guisan, A.O.T. (March 20, 2018). Repenser l'enseignment de l'économie à l'université de Genève. Le Temps (Swiss Newspaper). https://www.letemps.ch/opinions/repenser-lenseignement-leconomie-luniversite-geneve

Research Insights

29/09/2024

Housing cooperatives: A sustainable “third way” for affordable housing provision?

As a possible solution to growing housing unaffordability, housing cooperatives have attracted increasing attention in Switzerland. High time for the big picture!

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24/06/2024

Collective housing and infrastructural provision in Ghana

In the social life of indigenous communities in Ghana, commonality and reciprocity are deeply rooted principles for organising key resources such as land and housing. How can collective provision of essential goods contribute to sustainable transformations?

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