My current research agenda links regional economics, environmental economics, and technology economics, with emphasis on global value chains, green innovation, institutional quality, energy transition, and development outcomes.
Research on how production network participation, cross-border spillovers, and industrial linkages influence CO₂ emissions and environmental performance in developing and emerging economies.
Work examining how corporate environmental disclosure and governance mechanisms influence green technology innovation, particularly in emerging market firms.
Research on economic growth convergence, institutional convergence, catch-up dynamics, and the role of institutional quality in narrowing development gaps.
Applied research on renewable energy, energy consumption, human capital, financial development, institutional quality, and climate-related policy design.
The Impact of Institutions on Economic Growth and Climate Change: A Panel Data Analysis
M.Phil. Economics thesis project, 2015–2016.