- Associate professor, University of Bath
Research interests relate to group behaviour in socio-ecological interactions, the measurement of social norms, their impact on individual decision-making and well-being by combining critical theories around resource entitlements with an innovative use of time-series econometrics. Current research projects evolve around sustainable earnings, group inequality mapping, and cross-disciplinary approaches to climate justice and action.
Experience
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–presentLecturer in Global Political Economy, University of Bath
Education
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2009University of Leeds, PhD Economics
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