Profesora Titular del Departamento de Economía Aplicada, Estructura e Historia de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid (acreditada a Catedrática de Universidad), donde imparte docencia en las materias de análisis económico y desarrollo económico en programas de posgrado. Doctora en Economía, también es investigadora principal en el Real Instituto Elcano. Asimismo, es vicepresidenta para policy engagement de la European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) y directora del European Think Tanks Group (ETTG).

Especializada en estudios del desarrollo, investiga en materia de desarrollo internacional, incluyendo la agenda global de desarrollo, las políticas de ayuda y cooperación internacional para el desarrollo y la financiación internacional del desarrollo.

Ha participado en más de 30 proyectos de investigación nacionales e internacionales y cuenta con más de 150 publicaciones, incluyendo artículos académicos, libros, capítulos de libro, informes y artículos de divulgación. Ha colaborado asimismo con organismos multilaterales como el Consejo Económico y Social de Naciones Unidas (ECOSOC) y el Parlamento Europeo.

Algunas de sus publicaciones recientes son “Academic Debate and Self-Criticism: Embracing Diversity at the Core of Development Studies” (en co-autoría con Antonio Sianes y María Santillán O’Shea, European Journal of Development Research, 37: 335-343, 2025); “Influencing Aid Policy: Perceptions of How Member States Shape EU Development Cooperation” (en co-autoría con María Santillán O’Shea, European Journal of Development Research, 36: 1074-1092, 2024); “China’s Stances towards International Norms Viewed through the Belt and Road Initiative” (capítulo en co-autoría con Mario Esteban en China and International Norms. Evidence from the Belt and Road Initiative, libro co-editado por Mario Esteban y Lin Yue, Routledge, Londres, 2023); “How is aid used to exert power? Gender equality promotion and migration control in Senegal” (Journal of International Development, 34(8): 1509-1526, 2022); “Whose and what aid securitisation? An analysis of EU aid narratives and flows” (con Aitor Pérez, Third World Quarterly 42(8):1-20, 2021), y “Is this the end of globalization (as we know it)?” (con Manuel Gracia, Globalizations 17(6):990-1007, 2020).

Pueden encontrarse más detalles sobre su perfil investigador en ResearchGate y en Google Scholar.

Associate Professor at the Department of Applied & Structural Economics & History in Complutense University of Madrid (accredited as Full Professor), where she teaches macroeconomic analysis and economic development in post-graduate programs. Ph.D. in Economics, she is also Senior Fellow at Elcano Royal Institute. She is Vice president for policy engagement of the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) and director of the European Think Tanks Group (ETTG).

Specialized in development studies, she works on international development, including the global development agenda, development cooperation policies and global development finance.

She has participated in more than 30 national and international research projects and has more than 150 publications, including academic articles, books, book chapters, reports and policy-oriented articles. She has also collaborated with multilateral bodies such as the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and the European Parliament.

Some of her recent publications are “Academic Debate and Self-Criticism: Embracing Diversity at the Core of Development Studies” (with Antonio Sianes and María Santillán O’Shea, European Journal of Development Research, 37: 335-343, 2025); “Influencing Aid Policy: Perceptions of How Member States Shape EU Development Cooperation” (with María Santillán O’Shea, European Journal of Development Research, 36: 1074-1092, 2024); “China’s Stances towards International Norms Viewed through the Belt and Road Initiative” (chapter with Mario Esteban in China and International Norms. Evidence from the Belt and Road Initiative, book co-edited by Mario Esteban and Lin Yue, Routledge, London, 2023); “How is aid used to exert power? Gender equality promotion and migration control in Senegal” (Journal of International Development, 34(8): 1509-1526, 2022); “Whose and what aid securitisation? An analysis of EU aid narratives and flows” (with Aitor Pérez, Third World Quarterly 42(8):1-20, 2021) and “Is this the end of globalization (as we know it)?” (with Manuel Gracia, Globalizations 17(6):990-1007, 2020).

More details on her research profile can be found in ResearchGate and Google Scholar.

Curriculum Vitae

 

PUBLICACIONES RECIENTES

• Olivié, I., A. Sianes y M. Santillán O’Shea (2025), “Academic Debate and Self-Criticism: Embracing Diversity at the Core of Development Studies”, European Journal of Development Research, 37: 335-343.
• Olivié, I. y M. Santillán O’Shea (2024), “Influencing Aid Policy: Perceptions of How Member States Shape EU Development Cooperation”, European Journal of Development Research, 36: 1074-1092.
• Esteban, M. e I. Olivié (2023), “China’s Stances towards International Norms Viewed through the Belt and Road Initiative” en Esteban, Mario y Lin Yue, China and International Norms. Evidence from the Belt and Road Initiative, Routledge, Londres)
• Olivié, I. (2022), “How is aid used to exert power? Gender equality promotion and migration control in Senegal”, Journal of International Development, 34(8): 1509-1526.
• Olivié, I. y A. Pérez (2021), “Whose and what aid securitisation? An analysis of EU aid narratives and flows”, Third World Quarterly42(8): 1-20.
• Olivié, I. y M. Gracia (2020), “Is this the end of globalization (as we know it)?”, Globalizations17(6): 990-1007.