معرفی
Mark A. Cohen is a Professor at Vanderbilt University, recognized as a leading expert in environmental regulation, corporate crime, and criminal justice economics. With over 100 publications, his career spans academia, government service, and corporate consulting. He teaches courses on ESG issues, climate change, structural racism, and international business.
Education:
- B.S.F.S. in International Economics, Georgetown University (1978)
- M.A. in Economics, Carnegie-Mellon University (1983)
- Ph.D. in Economics, Carnegie-Mellon University (1985)
Research Focus: Cohen's interdisciplinary work bridges environmental economics, criminology, and policy analysis. Key themes include regulatory enforcement efficiency, corporate crime deterrence, racial disparities in lending, and valuation methodologies for social issues like crime prevention and climate policies. His research employs empirical and cost-benefit frameworks to inform regulatory design.
Publication Trends: Cohen's recent articles (2012-present) emphasize climate policy instruments, corporate accountability, and environmental enforcement. Earlier foundational work established frameworks for valuing crime reduction and corporate environmental performance. His scholarship consistently addresses market-based solutions to social and environmental challenges.
Affiliations: Actively engaged with the Vanderbilt Institute for Energy (VIEE) and Climate Change Research Network, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration on sustainability and policy innovation.
