Dr. Marina Dodlova

Marina Dodlova is a postdoctoral research and teaching fellow (similar to Assistant Professor) at the Chair of Development Economics of the University of Passau. Her research interests include the political economy of development, specifically the politics of social assistance and redistribution policies, public economics and experimental economics.

She has obtained her PhD in Economics from University Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense and then was teaching and research fellow at University Paris 1 Panthéon – Sorbonne. In 2013-2016 she worked at the German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA Hamburg) on the NOPOOR project “Enhancing Knowledge for Renewed Policies Against Poverty” and then joined the University of Passau in May 2016. She is the CESifo Research Network Affiliate.

For more information, please find her CV following the link.

Summer term 2022

Development Economics: Political economy of development with Machine Learning applications (Master seminar)
Evaluation of Development Policies, Tutorial (MA)

Past Semesters

Development Economics, Seminar (BA + MA)
Evaluation of Development Policies, Tutorial (MA)
Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods for Development, Lecture (MA)
Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods for Development, Tutorial (MA)
Political Economy of Development Policies, Seminar (MA)

M. Dodlova, G. Zudenkova, "Incumbents' Performance and Political Extremism". Journal of Public Economics, 201, 2021.

M. Dodlova and V. Lucas, "Regime Security and Taxation in Autocracies: Who is Taxed and How?" European Journal of Political Economy, 67, 2021.

Presentation at the NEUDC, Northwestern University, USA, 5-6 October 2019.

Publications