Mohsen Khezri

Mohsen Khezri is a Visiting Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He holds a PhD and MSc in Economics from Tarbiat Modares University, Iran, and previously served as an Assistant Professor at Bu-Ali Sina University and the University of Kurdistan Hewlêr. His research focuses on environmental sustainability, energy economics, natural resource management, and monetary economics, employing advanced econometric techniques such as DSGE models, Bayesian Econometrics, and spatial econometrics. He has developed an econometric software application with 42 distinct models.

Key Research Areas:

• Environmental policy design for oil-exporting nations
• Regional impacts of conflicts and economic freedom on ecological footprints
• Sustainability transitions in energy systems and renewable energy adoption
• Non-linear relationships between economic growth and energy consumption
• Climate change mitigation strategies using spatial analysis

Recent Work Trends: His articles emphasize spatial econometric methods to analyze cross-country environmental and economic dynamics, with a focus on policy implications for sustainable development. Notable themes include entrepreneurship's role in green innovation, resource curse mitigation in institutional frameworks, and the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis.

Grants & Collaborations: His work has been published in top-tier journals like Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews and Applied Energy. He has collaborated with institutions globally, including the OECD and various research networks in Africa, Asia, and Europe.