Raquib Zaman

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Education

Ph.D. Cornell University (Economics)
Dissertation: "An Economic Appraisal of the Sugar Policies of Developed Countries and the Implications of These Policies to Developing Nations"

M.A., B.A. Dhaka University, Bangladesh (Economics)

Courses Recently Taught

• Business Finance
• Cases in Financial Management
• Corporate Financial Management (M.B.A.)
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• International Business Seminar

Academic Appointments

1987-present Charles A. Dana Professor of Finance and International Business, Ithaca College

1999-02 Chair, Department of Business Administration, Ithaca College

1989-97 Chair, Department of Finance & International Business

9/89 - 12/89 Visiting Professor, Ecole Internationale des Affaires, Marseille, France

1987-89 Chair, Department of Finance

1982-87 Associate Professor/Professor of Finance, Ithaca College

1981-82 Visiting Associate Professor, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

1979-81 Associate Professor of Finance and Economics, and Chairman, Department of Accounting, Ithaca College (Chair, Department of Finance, 1979-81)

1974-81 Assistant/Associate Professor of Finance and Economics, Ithaca College

1971-6/72; 12/72-5/73 Research Associate, Cornell University

6/72-11/72 Senior Research Economist and Acting Director, Bangladesh Institute of Development Economics, Dhaka, Bangladesh

12/69-4/71 Research Economis, Pakistan Institute of Developmenmt Economics, Karachi, Pakistan

12/64-5/66 Staff Economist, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Karachi, Pakistan

Professional and Consulting Experience

7/80 - 8/80 Consultant, Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nations in Rome, Italy

11/72 Consultant, United National Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE)

6/72 Consultant, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank)

Research in Progress

"The Role of Socio-Economic Policies in Globalization and Economic Development: The Case of Selected Emerging and Lagging Economies"

"Islamic Financial Institutions and Instruments: Neither Islamic nor Innovative"