Research

I started my research activities with IESE Business School in 2000. My research interests lay in the areas of knowledge management and economics, with an emphasis on emerging markets.

• Between 2000 and 2003 I worked with professors from the Information Systems Department at IESE Business School. I actively participated in the identification and writing of two cases on knowledge management for the Information Systems Department about a couple of leading companies operating in Spain, Unión Fenosa and Siemens. The cases were presented at the Copenhagen Business School in September 2002 and the Cass Business School in London in June 2003. The case on Knowledge Management at Siemens Spain won the category "Knowledge, Information & Communication Systems Management" in the 2005 ECCH/Business Week European Case Awards.
  
  
• Between 2002 and 2003 I collaborated with the Economics Department at IESE Business School in the creation of a study commissioned by the Government of Catalonia to analyze the impact of the EU Enlargement to Catalonia. I worked in the chapters related to the economic impact, more precisely on EU structural funds, those funds targeted to the poorest EU regions, and agricultural subsidies.
  
  
• Between 2005 and 2008 I provided occasional research assistance to Prof. Sanjay Peters, currently at IESE Business School, on Indian economy topics. I participated in the revision of the book In Pursuit of Progress and Equilibrium published in 2008.