International Development

IIEP and its faculty specialize in the study of the economic determinants and socio-economic consequences of climate change. IIEP and its faculty publish books, working papers, articles, and op-eds on the socio-economic consequences of climate change, potential adaptation policies in rural and urban areas, and region-specific effects of climate change in India, Africa, and elsewhere in the world. Every year, IIEP organizes various events related to sustainable economic growth to share this research with the DC policy and academic community. For example, we organize an annual conference on The Economics of Sustainable Development with various partners including the World Bank. We also organize workshops and seminars where prominent policy and academic speakers can share their views and solutions to the problems of climate change mitigation, resilience, and adaptation.  

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Moses Kansanga

Assistant Professor of Geography and International Affairs

 

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Danny M Leipziger

Professor of International Business and International Affairs

 

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Arun Malik

Professor of Economics, and Public Policy and Public Administration

 

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Marie Price

Professor of Geography and International Affairs

 

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David Rain

Associate Professor of Geography and International Affairs

 

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Tanner Regan

Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs

 

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Jennifer Seager

Associate Professor of Global Health and Economics

 

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Stephen Smith

Former Director, Professor of Economics and International Affairs

Stephen Smith’s work focuses on economic development, with an emphasis on solutions to poverty.

2115 G Street NW, Economics Department, Monroe Hall 340 Washington DC 20052
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David Szakonyi

Assistant Professor of Political Science

 

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Nick Vonortas

Associate Dean for Research Initiatives; Professor of Economics and International Affairs

 

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Ariel Weinberger

Assistant Professor of International Business

 

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Robert J Weiner

Professor of International Business, Public Policy and Public Administration, and International Affairs

 

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