4600 Posvar Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
United States
University of Pittsburgh - Department of Political Science
climate change, climate policy, collective action, distributional conflicts
central bank independence, liberalization, financial deregulation, financialization
Environmental, Political Competition, Path Dependency, Energy
financial crisis, moral hazard, US troops
discrimination, caste, energy policy, India
Central bank independence, autocracies, trade dependence
trade, environment, carbon dioxide, development, diffusion
Environmental, Democratization, Policy Diffusion, National Institutions, Survival Models
technology adoption, solar microgrids, household model, entrepreneurial spirit
renewable energy, lock-in, event study, trade, stock market
Electrification, Energy Poverty, Rural Electrification, Urban Electrification, Energy Access
just transition, coal mining, rural livelihoods, Jharkhand, India
distributed solar power, technology adoption, sustainable energy, rural electrification, India
off-grid electrification; distributed power; institutions; democracy; energy poverty
market failure, international shocks, governance, corruption, energy market
energy inequality; energy poverty; electricity access; Jharkhand; India; Saubhagya
renewable energy; renewable electricity; clean energy transition; energy justice; electricity bill
electricity access, reversals, grid electricity, off-grid electricity
social identity, status displacement, migration, federalism, secession
electricity access, electricity consumption, missing data, machine learning, random trees
