Khalid Mir joined LUMS as an Assistant Professor in September 2007. He did his PhD from The University of Essex with a focus on child labour. He has an MSc from The London School of Economics and Political Science. His current research interests lie primarily in child labour and globalisation, the political economy of development- in particular: the role of institutions in the transformation to market societies and the effects on social capital. He taught Public Economics and Development Theory at LUMS from 2003-2004, and Development Studies at Birkbeck (Faculty of Continuing Education) from 2005-2006. Among his core teaching interests are topics in the philosophy of economics with a special focus on theories of justice.
"Trade Sanctions and Child Labour with an Endogenous Borrowing Constraint" with Sajal Lahiri, Arthaniti - Journal of Economic Theory and Practice, 1(1-2)"1-11. Calcutta, 2002.
Mir, K. (2018). Ethics and Economic Theory. Routledge.
Mir, K. (2015). "Ethics, Economics and the Environment". In Engineering Ethics for a Globalized World, pp. 127-141. Springer, Cham.
Engineering, Ethics and Economics.(2015), in Engineering Elhics for a Globalized World. eds. Bashir. II. and C. Mulphy
Civil Economy: Re-imagining an F.thical economy and the Implications for Citizenship (2015) in Deconstructing Global Cilizenship, eds. Bashir, El. and P.Gray.
Trade Sanctions and Child Labour with Endogenous Borrowing Constraint, (2002), with S. Lahiri, .Arthaniti Vol Nos. 1-2
Time and Economics: (2014), Social Science and Policy bulletin. Spring
Inequalities and Policies to Mitigate inequality Traps in Pakistan,- (2015), ()XFAM, Oxi?rd
Moral Education and the University, at the Lahore University Management Sciences, April, 2019.
Future Generations: Do we Need a Global Perspective Understand the Environmental Crisis?,o Liberal Arts International Conference, 26-28 Jan.. 2014, Texas A&M, Doha, Qatar.
Civil Economy: Re-imagining an Ethical Economy and the Implications for Citizenship, Engagement with Globalisation, Citizenship and Multiculturalism. Feb 2-3. 2013, Texas A&M, Doha, Qatar.
Moral Education. at Liberal in the Global Age, March 25-29, 2013. Texas A&M, Doha. Qatar (2019)