Miriam L. Campanella
In parallel to her research activities, Professor Campanella has taught in Europe and in the USA. With a Fulbright Professorship at the University of Pittsburgh, and a Jean Monnet chair at the University of Turin, she taught courses on the EMU; these were in English and designed for Erasmus students.
Since joining ECIPE, she has published several papers on China’s monetary and financial policy, and in particular focused on the internationalization of the Renminbi, the usage of Forex reserves, and core-emerging central banks new dynamics. Additionally, she is extensively involved in the international scientific community, and has participated in the ISA conventions and worked with both the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, and Shanghai Research Development Foundation.
She is regularly interviewed and contributes to several media outlets including the East Asia Forum, Caixin (English and Chinese Editions), the China Policy Institute, the Eurasia Journal, the EU Bulletin, and the North Africa Post.
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Financial Repression and the Debt Build-up in China: Is There a Way Out?
China’s old recipe book for economic success, based on market distorting policies, is hindering the process toward a market-driven economy and the chance of being granted Market Economy Status...
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Turning China’s Money Reserves into Capital
Research Areas: Far EastTags: ChinaSome economies in East Asia have built up large amounts of foreign exchange reserves in the past decades. Holding large amounts of reserves helped these economies to stabilize their macro economy and...
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The Internationalization of the Renminbi and the Rise of a Multipolar Currency System
The dollar’s steady depreciation has had little impact on the official reserves of central banks. As scholars of the international monetary system debate whether the dollar can continue to play the...
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Going global 2017
Miriam L Campanella in Going Global 2017. Trends and implications in the internationalisation of China’s...
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Advanced Central Banks’ Spillovers, and the Periphery’s Spillbacks
In the article the spillbacks that EM central banks generate on the US-T Bonds, and the German Bund test the resilience of the current monetary system, and the prospective role of the...
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Finance Under Stress: US Decouples as China Opens-Up
Miriam Campanella writes about the consequences of the Trump administration's decoupling of China from the international financial...
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The Shift to East: China, US Dollar, and the New Multipolar World
Miriam L. Campanella argues that the controversial trade policy initiated by Trump’s Administration, aimed at shrinking imports and relaunching America’s Manufacturing Renaissance, is set to have...
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In Eurasia New Financial Centers Are In Offing: Is Shanghai Ready For Prime-Time? – OpEd
Miriam Campanella sheds light on some fresh developments in Eurasia, where the re-emergence of new financial centers, from Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam, to Shanghai, Mumbai, Astana, and the creation...
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Is a volatile yuan good for China?
Miriam L. Campanela writes about a more volatile yuan vis-à-vis Asian partners’ currencies as Chinese authorities revealed they would introduce a new “counter-cyclical factor” to the yuan’s...
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The COVID-19 Symmetric Shock, and Its Asymmetric Consequences
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic is opening a period of policy uncertainties upon all us. The upcoming massive recession presents critical economic and financial variables, a steep rise of...
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Far-Reaching Consequences of U.S. Financial Sanctions. The Dollar Shortage and the “Triffin Moment”
Miriam L. Campanella discusses the US financial sanctions and the consequences of disconnection from the dollar capital markets in Robert Triffin...
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The Changing Geography of Finance. Shifting Financial Flows and New Hubs: Shanghai and Paris?
A new publication by Miriam Campanella on the recovery of the global economy and cross-border capital...
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UMPs’ Spillovers, and the Periphery’s Spillbacks
SSRN has published Miriam L. Campanella paper on UM's spillovers and reverse spillbacks, which hint to new dynamics in monetary...
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The US proprietary usage of the dollar financial infrastructures is here to stay. What then for the Euro and the RMB: appeasing, circumventing, or doubling down?
Miriam L. Campanella presentation for the 2019 Shanghai Symposium on Global Finance "The Paradigm Shifts In Global...
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Leveraging FX Reserves, Spillbacks, and the Prospective Role of the RMB
Miriam Campanella’s presentation on spillover-spillback dynamics, game-changer of the current monetary regime at the SRDF Symposium (4-5 September...
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A market-based RMB. What does it mean for China and the international economy?
Miriam Campanella’s presentation at Afternoon Seminar: Economic Reform and Currency Policy in China - More Turbulence...