Myra Mohnen

Myra Mohnen is an Assistant Professor of Economics, specializing in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of economic history, innovation policy, and climate action. Her work bridges macroeconomic themes like education systems, cultural dynamics, and economic inequality with modern challenges such as sustainability and green technology adoption.

Research Interests include:

• Economy, Employment, and Markets
• Education Policy and Skills Development
• Cultural and Religious Dynamics in Civilisations
• Economic Inequality Analysis
• Climate Policy and Clean Innovation

Her publications span 2014–2024, focusing on topics such as green financial markets, patent strategies, Victorian labor patterns, and the socioeconomic impacts of infrastructure. Recent work emphasizes climate finance alignment with global agreements and the role of compulsory education in nation-building.

Notable contributions include analyzing knowledge spillovers in medical science networks and evaluating the economic implications of clean vs. dirty technologies through patent data. While no awards are listed, her research frequently engages with policy-relevant frameworks like the Paris Agreement and Grantham Institute initiatives.