Seyed Hossein Mirjalili is an Iranian economist. He is Professor of Economics at the
Faculty of Economics of the Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, Tehran,
Iran[1]. He served as Senior Advisor at the World Bank Group in the USA[2] . As
visiting lecturer, he taught” Topics on Money and Banking” for graduate students
at the University of Birmingham in UK (2006,2007,2008).
He also worked for the Ministry of commerce in Iran mostly at the
Plenipotentiary trade representative for accession to the WTO (1999-2005) and
worked for the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance as an economist (1998-
1993).
As a scholar, he has published (over 250 publications in Persian, Arabic
and English)[3] mainly in the areas of economic development, monetary economics,
macroeconomics, international trade, Islamic Finance, and Schools of Economic
thought. At the center of his research is advising economic policies. His works
include “Schools of Economic thought” (2015),”[4] An appraisal of Interest-free
banking in Iran” (1995),” International Trade Theory and Policy and Foreign Trade
of Iran"(2009),” "World Trade Organization: Structure, Rules and
Agreements"(2006),” The Islamic Development Bank Group"(2005),” Essays on
the New Banking Law in Iran"(2010),” Resilient Economy” (2018),” Inclusive
Growth in Iran’s Provinces” (2019), and” Financial Cycle and Macroeconomics of
Iran” (2021). He is currently an editorial board for” Journal of Iranian Economic
Issues”,[5]” Quarterly Journal of New Economy and Trade”,” Journal of Economic
Modeling Research”, and” Quarterly Journal of Securities Exchange”.