Research
My research asks a distributional question:
When governments set national agricultural, climate and land-use targets, which farms, production systems and places actually carry the adjustment?
I use spatial, economic and behavioural modelling to connect national pathways with the local realities through which they must be implemented.
Current work
GOBLIN-Spatial
Spatial foresight for where nationally coherent agricultural transitions fall across Ireland and whether future land-use requirements can fit.
BioLand-US
A U.S. implementation model examining how compatible land and voluntary contractual access constrain prospective perennial-biomass mobilisation.
IFT-BioSim
A farm-level framework for studying heterogeneous opportunity costs, participation and the distribution of transition costs.
Methods
My work uses econometrics, spatial modelling, optimisation, synthetic populations and microsimulation, implemented mainly in Python, R, Stata, GIS and SQL.
Selected publications
- Prospect of trade and innovation in renewable energy deployment: A comparative analysis between BRICS and MINT Countries. Renewable Energy (2024). DOI
- Sustainable Development Goals in BRICS and G7 countries: Increasing accomplishments through policy synergies in four dimensions. Sustainable Development (2024). DOI
- Synthesizing the role of technological innovation on sustainable development and climate action: Does governance play a role in sub-Saharan Africa? Environmental Development (2023). DOI
- Exploring new antecedent metrics for safety performance in Ghana’s oil and gas industry using partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM). Resources Policy (2023). DOI
- Impact of Covid-19 on environmental sustainability: A bibliometric analysis. Sustainable Development (2023). DOI
- Taking stock of business strategy and environment (sustainable development): evidence of disparities in research efforts and knowledge gaps — a bibliometric review. Environmental Science and Pollution Research (2023). DOI
For the complete record, see Google Scholar or ORCID.
Code
Public and selected research repositories are available on GitHub.