Martin Henseler

Martin Henseler is a Researcher at the Economic Research Laboratory (EDEHN) within the University of Le Havre. He specializes in agricultural economics, environmental economics, and development economics with a focus on policy impact analysis, regional agricultural modeling, and climate change effects. His work includes studies on water quality, greenhouse gas emissions, microplastic pollution, and the socio-economic impacts of crises like the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Ph.D. in Agricultural Science from the University of Hohenheim
• Expertise in partial equilibrium and computable general equilibrium (CGE) modeling
• Interdisciplinary projects on policy design for sustainable agriculture and environmental management

Research highlights include analyzing the gendered impacts of global conflicts (e.g., Russia-Ukraine War on African economies), evaluating climate change adaptation strategies, and modeling microplastic pollution pathways in agricultural systems. He collaborates internationally, with publications in journals like the South African Journal of Economics, Environmental & Resource Economics, and Ecological Economics.