I am an Assistant Professor of Sustainable Development and Economy at the Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics at The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH. I completed my doctoral degree in Environmental Economics at the
Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University.
My primary research interests focus on the spatial-temporal interactions
between economic activities and the natural environment in the context of
biodiversity conservation in developing countries. I work on the following big questions:
- What are the mechanisms of landscape change?
- How can we quantify and value ecosystem services?
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How can we quantify the impacts of policy interventions?
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Where do complementarities and trade-offs between the environmental
and socio-economic goals of policies occur?
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