Elizabeth Nunn

Lisa Nunn

Visiting Assistant Professor, Economics and International Political Economy

Professor Nunn has taught in the Economics and International Political Economy departments since 1990. Her courses apply Liberalist philosophy to policy analysis to better understand the development of the U.S. economy and evaluate policy actions, both domestically and internationally. Her teaching and research interests focus on the intersection of the political and economic sectors, emphasizing the impact of institutions on choices. Professor Nunn helped cultivate the International Political Economy Program and co-authored the first edition of the program’s textbook. Her current research evaluates and applies reflection practices at the collegiate level.

OFFICE HOURS

MF 10–11 a.m. & 12:30–2 p.m.; W 10–11 a.m. & 3–4 p.m., or by appointment.

Education
BS University of Puget Sound 1985
MA Washington University 1986
PhD Washington University 1989
Classes
Markets and Macroeconomics ECON 101-D Spring 2024
Intro Global Development GDS 211-A Spring 2024
Global Affairs IPE 101-A Spring 2024
Intro Global Development IPE 211-A Spring 2024
Global Affairs IPE 101-A Summer 2024
Markets and Macroeconomics ECON 101-D Fall 2024
Comparing National Policies ECON 261-A Fall 2024
Global Affairs IPE 101-A Fall 2024
Comparing National Policies IPE 261-A Fall 2024

Contact Information

McIntyre 213Q