Journal of Development Economics
The Legacy of Natural Disasters: The Intergenerational Impact of 100 Years of Natural Disasters in Latin America
Examines the long-run effects of childhood exposure to natural disasters across Latin America and shows that consequences for education, health and welfare can persist into adulthood and across generations.
Read paper ↗American Economic Review: Papers & Proceedings
Heat Exposure and Youth Migration in Central America and the Caribbean
With Javier Baez, Valerie Mueller and Chiyu Niu
Links census information with georeferenced climate data to examine how young people adjust migration decisions in response to heat exposure.
Read paper ↗Oxford Economic Papers
Spillover Effects of the Venezuelan Crisis: Migration Impacts in Colombia
With Valerie Mueller and Christian Gomez
Uses high-frequency administrative data to study employment, wage and poverty effects associated with large migration flows into Colombia.
Read paper ↗World Development
Detailed Geographic Information, Conflict Exposure, and Health Impacts
With Richard Akresh and Harsha Thirumurthy
Shows why the geographic precision used to measure exposure to conflict can materially change estimates of its effects on children's health.
Read paper ↗Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy
Leveraging Unsupervised Machine Learning to Examine Women's Vulnerability to Climate Change
With Valerie Mueller and Alexis Villacis
Uses unsupervised machine learning to identify drought exposure and examine its consequences for women's vulnerability and early marriage in Malawi.
Read paper ↗Economics of Disasters and Climate Change
Climate Changes Affect Human Capital
With Ilan Noy and Ines de Marco
Develops a framework for understanding how climate change affects human capital directly through health and wellbeing and indirectly through markets, infrastructure and economic systems.
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