Martin van Tuijl

Tilburg University

Martin van Tuijl is Associate Professor of Economics at Tilburg University, teaching at the Tilburg School of Economics and Management. He has also worked as a consultant for the European Union, in projects for the Russian Ministry of Finance (TACIS) and the Latvian Ministry of Finance (PHARE). Dr.van Tuijl has published on open economy macroeconomics, public infrastructure and on the economics of football.

Articles by Martin van Tuijl:

They think it’s all over: National identity, scoring in the last minute, and penalty shootouts
15 June 2010, 13763 reads

Martin van Tuijl

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