Tchamsé Aronda | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tchamsé Aronda | Economics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Tchamsé Aronda, Université de Kara, Benin

Dr. Tchamsé Aronda is an economist, Assistant at the Department of Economic Sciences, University of Kara (UK), Togo. He is also a member of the UNCTAD Virtual Institute and an accredited expert for evaluating teaching practices via the “Teach” tool by the World Bank. His academic and professional contributions span various fields, including economic policy, structural transformation, and development. Dr. Aronda has vast experience in both academic and governmental sectors, actively contributing to the evaluation of educational practices and research at national and international levels. 📚🌍

Publication Profile

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Education

Dr. Aronda holds a Doctorate in Economic Sciences, specializing in International Economics, from the University of Lomé (2019), with honors. He also completed a Master’s in Applied Economics from the University of Abomey-Calavi (2015), focusing on Applied Macroeconomics. Earlier, he earned a Master’s in Economic Sciences from the University of Kara (2012) and a Bachelor’s degree in the same field. His academic journey was enriched by multiple online certifications from UNCTAD Virtual Institute in economic analysis, structural transformation, and industrial policy. 🎓📖

Experience

Dr. Aronda has extensive experience in academia, serving as an Assistant at the University of Kara since 2024, where he contributes to teaching, guiding students’ academic work, and participating in defense juries. Previously, he worked as an assistant researcher during his PhD years (2015-2020) at both the University of Kara and Lomé. He has also been involved in the Ministry of Commerce and Private Sector Promotion (2015), where he assisted in planning and monitoring evaluations. His role as the head of the student registration office and other administrative duties at the university further showcase his leadership. 🏫💼

Awards and Honors

Dr. Aronda has received numerous recognitions for his academic and professional excellence. He was awarded the “Très Honorable” distinction for his doctoral thesis. Additionally, he has earned various certificates from the UNCTAD Virtual Institute, including those in structural transformation and economic analysis. His ability to successfully complete rigorous World Bank training on teaching practices and evaluation tools further solidifies his reputation. These awards underline his commitment to research, education, and fostering economic development. 🏆🎖️

Research Focus

Dr. Aronda’s research primarily focuses on structural transformation in developing economies, international trade, and the socio-economic effects of trade on labor markets and income inequality. He is keen on understanding the economic structures of developing countries, how trade policies impact growth, and the role of financial institutions in fostering development. His work also explores poverty, income inequality, and the microfinance sector’s contribution to economic transformation. He aims to bridge policy gaps and contribute to practical solutions for sustainable development. 📊🌱

Publication Top Notes

A Bayesian Approach to the Determinants of Structural Transformation in Sub‐Saharan Africa

Structural transformation in sub-Saharan Africa:A comparative analysis of sub-regions performances

Youssouf Nvuh Njoya | Development economics | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Youssouf Nvuh Njoya | Development economics | Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Youssouf Nvuh Njoya, Université de Yaounde II Soa, Cameroon

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Youssouf Nvuh Njoya is an esteemed economist and academic at the University of Yaoundé II, Cameroon. With over a decade of experience in teaching, research, and consultancy, his expertise spans development economics, regional integration, and institutional quality. He has authored numerous publications in renowned journals and contributed to policy development through collaborations with international organizations. A member of CAMES and the Economic History Society, Dr. Njoya continues to influence the economic landscape through his research and mentorship. 🌍📊

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🎓 Education

Dr. Youssouf Nvuh Njoya earned his Doctorate in Economic Sciences from the University of Yaoundé II in 2016, specializing in foreign direct investment in Sub-Saharan Africa. He holds a Master’s in Applied Macroeconomics from the Interuniversity Third Cycle Program (NPTCI) and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the same university. In 2023, he achieved the prestigious Agrégation in Economic Sciences from CAMES, further solidifying his academic excellence. 📚🏅

💼 Experience

Dr. Njoya serves as an Associate Professor at the University of Yaoundé II, with extensive experience in macroeconomics, microeconomics, and development economics. He has guided numerous research projects and supervised graduate students. Beyond academia, he has consulted for organizations like the African Union, ECOWAS, and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), contributing to policy reports on economic integration, gender empowerment, and trade development. 🌐📈

🏆 Awards and Honors

Dr. Youssouf Nvuh Njoya’s academic achievements include passing the competitive CAMES Aggregation Exam in 2023. His research contributions have garnered recognition through invitations to international conferences and workshops. He is a member of the African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education (CAMES) and the Economic History Society, reflecting his esteemed standing in the economic research community. 🌟🎖️

🔎 Research Focus

Dr. Njoya’s research centers on development economics, with key interests in structural transformation, regional integration, foreign direct investment, economic complexity, and institutional quality. He applies econometric models to analyze policy impacts and economic trends, contributing insights into Africa’s economic growth and sustainability. His work also explores the informal sector, women’s political empowerment, and the role of sanctions in developing economies. 📊🌍

Publication Top Notes

  • “Does Ethnic Diversity Reduce Economic Complexity: A Cross-Country Difference Analysis” (with H. Njangang, S. Tatadjeu), Bulletin of Economic Research, 2025, 00, 1-18. 📊​

  • “Examining the Effect of Economic Sophistication on Public Health Expenditure: Evidence from a Global Sample” (with H. Njangang, J. Keneck-Massil, R. Djeunankan), Journal of Economic Integration, 2025, Vol. 40, No. 1, 205-235. 🌍​

  • “Does Women’s Political Empowerment Impact the Informal Sector?” (with D. Avom, J. Keneck-Massil, A. Noah), in Tropical Issues in International Development and Economics, Cambridge Scholars, 2024, 40-73. 👩‍💼​

  • “Constitutional Instability and Foreign Direct Investment in Africa” (with J. Keneck-Massil, Y. Thierry), Economics of Transition and Institutional Change, 2023, 1-21. ​

  • “On the Historical Foundation of Women’s Self-Employment in Africa” (with F. Nkoa, Y. Malah, I. Ntolo), Revue d’Economie Politique, 2023, Volume 133, Number 4. ​

  • “International Sanctions and Economic Complexity in Developing Countries” (with H. Njangang, G. Moteng, L. Ndeffo), Revue d’Economie Politique, 2023, Volume 133, Number 3. ​

  • “Unravelling the Link Between Democracy and Economic Complexity: Fresh Evidence from the Varieties of Democracy Data” (with H. Njangang), SN Business & Economics, 2023, 3:77. ​ResearchGate

  • “Natural Resources and Innovation: Is the Research & Development Sector Cursed Too?” (with B. Kamguia, J. Keneck-Massil, S. Tatadjeu), Resources Policy, 2022, 77, 102725. ​

  • “Why Are Some Resource-Rich Countries More Sophisticated Than Others? The Role of the Regime Type and Political Ideology” (with D. Avom, J. Keneck-Massil, H. Njangang), Resources Policy, 2022, 79, 103067. ​

  • “Did Colonisation Matter for Comparative Economic Complexity” (with J. Keneck-Massil), Economics Letters, 2021, 203, 109851. ​

  • “Diversification dans les ex-colonies: Importance de l’histoire” (with J. Keneck-Massil, L. Hibrahim, V. Mbouchouang, J.B. Nsoe), Revue Economique, 2020/7, I à XXXI.