Amel Ben Abdesslem

Professor with a passion for advancing studies in economics, Dr. Amel Ben Abdesslem serves as an Assistant Professor in the College of Business, Innovation, Leadership, and Technology at Marymount University. Her academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Economics, followed by two master's degrees in International Economics and Finance, culminating in a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Bordeaux in France. This robust educational foundation has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of economic theories and practices. Dr. Ben Abdesslem's research interests are deeply rooted in the exploration of industrial policy, cluster policy, economic growth, innovation, and monetary unions. Her scholarly work has been published in various peer-reviewed journals, contributing significantly to the field of economics. Her collaboration with the University of Bordeaux on projects related to competitiveness underscores her commitment to advancing economic knowledge and policy development. In addition to her research, Dr. Ben Abdesslem is recognized for her dedication to academic integrity, a testament to her commitment to upholding the highest standards in education and research. Her expertise is not confined to academia alone; she also provides valuable economic insights to the ifo Center for Macroeconomics and Surveys, where her analyses contribute to broader economic discussions and policy-making. Dr. Ben Abdesslem's teaching philosophy is centered around fostering critical thinking and innovation among her students. She encourages them to engage with complex economic concepts and apply them to real-world scenarios, preparing them to become leaders in the field of economics. Her dynamic approach to teaching and research has made her a respected figure within the academic community. Outside of her professional endeavors, Dr. Ben Abdesslem is an advocate for interdisciplinary collaboration, believing that the intersection of different fields can lead to groundbreaking discoveries and solutions. Her work continues to inspire both her colleagues and students, as she remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of economic research and education.