I’m an assistant professor in the department of economics at Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá. I’m particularly interested in the history and methodology of macroeconometric modeling, in the history of recent economics, and in the effects that gender representations have in the production of economic knowledge. I teach courses in the history of economics, political economy, and gender and economics at UNAL and Uniandes. I’m co-director of the Grupo de Investigación en Historia, Pensamiento y Teoría Económica (GIHPTE), and I make part of the Research Group in the History and Methodology of Recent Economics (REhPERE) of the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
In my spare time, I like to ride my bicycle in the ciclovía of Bogotá, travel, and mostly dance salsa, cumbia, and carranga with Emilie!
Contact: erapinzonfu@unal.edu.co
About the randomized header images: These are pictures that Emilie
and I have taken in the last years (in a very amateur way). Most
pictures were taken in Colombia. The city is downtown Bogotá,
viewed from the the historic district of La Candelaria. There
are also several pictures from Chingaza National Park, which is
a special "páramo" eco-system with its beautiful "frailejones."
The picture with the cows is the "Cocora Valley," and the other
very green mountains are El Sisga, close to Bogotá. The pictures
with the pines are from Colorado, as is also the rocky one, of course.
The desert is the beautiful and surprising Atacama Desert in Chile.
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