Michael Bolle

Michael Bolle (born October 27, 1941 in Berlin ) is a German economist and since 1974 professor at the Free University of Berlin in the department of political science . He is director of the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence for European Integration in Berlin.

Life

Michael Bolle passed his Abitur in 1961 at the Schiller-Gymnasium in Berlin. He completed his subsequent studies at the Free University of Berlin in 1966 with a degree in economics and received his doctorate there in 1969. From 1971 to 1972, Bolle was an assistant professor at the Free University of Berlin . Between 1972 and 1974 he was Professor of Macroeconomics and Theory of Economic Policy at the Business School of Economics in Berlin. This was followed by teaching activities at Harvard University (1977–1978) and at the University of Wisconsin – Madison (1980). In 1983 Bolle was a visiting scholar at the University of Texas . He then worked as a Research Associate at the University of California at Berkeley between 1987 and 1988 . Bolle has headed the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence for European Integration since 1996. From 1997 to 1998, Bolle was also a John F. Kennedy Fellow Visiting Scholar Professor at Harvard University. In 2001 he worked at the Center for European Studies there.

research

While Michael Bolle's research at the beginning of his university career was particularly dedicated to the study of economic macro systems , his later research is in the field of political economy and European integration research. His main research interests include European monetary policy, the eastward expansion of the European Union, the European financial crisis and the stability of the European Union's negotiation system. In addition, Bolle deals with the socio-economic conditions of political system stability and regime change.

Bolle's earlier research dealt with economic cybernetics, imbalanced economic systems, and labor market policy. As early as the early 1970s, Bolle was engaged in computer simulations of economic systems. His doctoral thesis from 1969 "Short and long-term analysis of imbalanced supply and demand systems" examined economic non-linearity and is thus thematically to be regarded as a pioneer of the later popular applications of chaos theory in economics.

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Michael Bolle: Keynesian and neoclassical distribution theory in static and dynamic analysis. In: Journal for the entire state economy. Volume 127, Tübingen 1971
Michael Bolle: Simulation of an economic macro system on the digital computer. In: IBM News. Volume 2/5, 21st year 1971; Reprint in: J. Baetge (Ed.): Fundamentals of economic and social cybernetics. Opladen
Michael Bolle: Employment Policy in Stagnating Economies: International Experiences. In: HH Hartwich (Ed.): Social problems as an impetus and consequence of politics. Commissioned by the German Association for Political Science, Opladen 1983
Michael Bolle and J. Gabriel: Efficiency of the Labor Market and Employment Policy Measures. In: G. Sziracziky (Ed.): The State and the Labor Market, Studies of the Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest 1986
Michael Bolle: Vocational Training and Job Creation Schemes in EC-Countries: A Comparative Analysis. European Center for the Promotion of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP), Berlin 1987
Michael Bolle and X. Greffe: Employment and Productivity in Europe - What are the perspectives? In: B. Strümpel (Ed.): Industrial Societies after the Stagnation of the 1970s. Berlin / Paris 1990
Michael Bolle: Employment Enterprises and Active Labor Market Policy in Germany. Paper presented at the Conference of the International Working Party on Labor Market Segmentation in Tampere, Finland, July 1996
Michael Bolle, U. Brückner and M. Schulz: Monetary, Fiscal and Wage Policy in the European Monetary Union: Maastricht and the Consequences for Integration Policy. In: Molina del Pozo, et al. (Ed.): The European Union at the Dawn of a New Century. Euroius Editorial juridical, Madrid 1997
Michael Bolle and Michael Neugart (Eds.): Will the Euro shape European economies? In: Effectiveness of the economic policy of the Republic of Estonia and the European Union. Värska publications, 2000
Michael Bolle, C. Fahrholz, HD Jacobsen and T. Meyer: New Risks Ahead: The Eastward Enlargement of the Eurozone. In: Intereconomics . Volume 36, 2001, No. 6, pp. 298-305
Michael Bolle and Achim Kemmerling : Investing Subjective and Objective Notions of Well-Being across Countries. Paper presented at the final conference of the New LMStats-Project, funded by the Ford Foundation, Bellagio 23-27th 2002
Michael Bolle (Ed.): Eurozone Enlargement - Exchang-Rate Choices and Adjusting Markets. Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag, Berlin 2002
Michael Bolle (Ed.): Eurozone Enlargement - Reshaping Policies and Social Conflicts. Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag, Berlin 2003
Michael Bolle: Eurozone Enlargement. Exploring Uncharted Waters. Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag, Berlin 2004.
Michael Bolle and T. Meyer: Euro Adoption and Growth in Central Europe: Managing a Political Process, Intereconomics, 39. 2004
Michael Bolle: The effectiveness of monetary policy in Albania and the need for further reform. Paper presented at the 5th International Conference of the Bank of Albania, 2005.
Michael Bolle and O. Pamp: Sustainable Convergence and Pension Reform in Central and Eastern Europe forthcoming 2006. 2006

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ CV Michael Bolle. Retrieved October 2, 2016 .
↑ Michael Bolle: Eurozone Enlargement - Exchang-Rate Choices and Adjusting Markets . Berlin 2002.
^ Michael Bolle: After Eastward Enlargement: Political Economy Perspectives on a New Europe . Ed .: Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag. 2006.
↑ Michael Bolle, Kanthak Leon: The Eurozone Crisis: An Opportunity or a Setback for Europe . In: Cihelkova, Eva (ed.) (2013): Changes in Governance in the Context of the Global Crisis., 2013.
↑ Michael Bolle, Alexander Salhi: Autocracy, Democracy and Growth: Theoretical Foundations . 2007.
^ Riese, Hajo: Michael Bolle - a Keynesian of the imbalance . In: Essays on Growth, Labor Markets, and European Integration in Honor of Michael Bolle . 2001, p. 15-24 .
^ Vocational Training and Job Creation Schemes in EC-Countries: A Comparative Analysis . European Center for the Promotion of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP), Berlin.
↑ Bolle, Michael: Simulation of an economic macro system on the digital computer . In: IBM News . Reprint of the 21st year (1971) edition. tape 2/5 . Opladen, 1975.
↑ Michael-Detlef Bolle: Short and long-term analysis of imbalanced macroeconomic supply-demand systems . Duncker & Humblot, 1971, ISBN 978-3-428-42396-5 ( google.de [accessed October 2, 2016]).

personal data
SURNAME	Bolle, Michael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German economist and professor
DATE OF BIRTH	October 27, 1941
PLACE OF BIRTH	Berlin

[1] CV Michael Bolle. Retrieved October 2, 2016 .

[2] Michael Bolle: Eurozone Enlargement - Exchang-Rate Choices and Adjusting Markets . Berlin 2002.

[3] Michael Bolle: After Eastward Enlargement: Political Economy Perspectives on a New Europe . Ed .: Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag. 2006.

[4] Michael Bolle, Kanthak Leon: The Eurozone Crisis: An Opportunity or a Setback for Europe . In: Cihelkova, Eva (ed.) (2013): Changes in Governance in the Context of the Global Crisis., 2013.

[5] Michael Bolle, Alexander Salhi: Autocracy, Democracy and Growth: Theoretical Foundations . 2007.

[6] Riese, Hajo: Michael Bolle - a Keynesian of the imbalance . In: Essays on Growth, Labor Markets, and European Integration in Honor of Michael Bolle . 2001, p. 15-24 .

[7] Vocational Training and Job Creation Schemes in EC-Countries: A Comparative Analysis . European Center for the Promotion of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP), Berlin.

[8] Bolle, Michael: Simulation of an economic macro system on the digital computer . In: IBM News . Reprint of the 21st year (1971) edition. tape 2/5 . Opladen, 1975.

[9] Michael-Detlef Bolle: Short and long-term analysis of imbalanced macroeconomic supply-demand systems . Duncker & Humblot, 1971, ISBN 978-3-428-42396-5 ( google.de [accessed October 2, 2016]).