Education
- PhD University of Wisconsin (1980)
- MS University of Wisconsin (1979)
- BA University of Michigan (1975)
Expertise
Positions Held
University of Washington, 1992-present
Assistant Professor, UW Jackson School of International Studies, 1989-1992
Visiting Associate Professor, UCLA Department of Economics, 1987-1989
Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Alberta Department of Economics, 1985-1986
Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia Department of Economics, 1981-1987
Selected Publications
“Global Social Entrepreneurship Competitions: Incubators for Innovations in Global Health?”
Huster, K., Petrillo, C., O’Mally, G., Glassman, D., Rush, J., and Wasserheit, J., (2017). Journal of Management Education, Vol. 41(2), pp. 249–271.
“What Causes Home Asset Bias and How Should It Be Measured”
Glassman, D., and Riddick, L., (2001). Journal of Empirical Finance, Vol. 8(1), pp. 35–54.
“Conditioning Manager Alphas of Economic Information: Another Look at the Persistence of Performance”
Christopherson, J. A., Ferson, W. E., and Glassman, D., (1998). Review of Financial Studies, Vol. 11(1), pp. 111–142.
“Off the Mark: Lessons for Exchange Rate Modelling”
Boothe, P., and Glassman, D., (1987). Oxford Economic Papers, Vol. 39(3), pp. 443–457.
Honors and Awards
GEMBA Excellence in Teaching Award for 2008-2009 (2009)
Evening MBA Profesor of the Quarter for Autumn, Class of 2006 (2005, 2006)
Global EMBA Excellence in Teaching Award (2001-2008)
Elective Professor of the Year, Evening MBA Class of 2004 (2003)
MBA Professor of the Year, Class of 2003 (2003)
Financial Management Association Competitive Papers Award (1993)
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Academic Department
Academic Service
Program on the Environment Executive Steering Committee
European Union Center Executive Committee
Center for West European Studies Steering Committee
Phi Beta Kappa Executive Committee
Current Research
Home bias in international portfolio investment
World Trade Organization and international trade disputes