Per G. Fredriksson

Per G. Fredriksson is a faculty member with a PhD in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA in Economics from the Stockholm School of Economics. He is affiliated with the University of Louisville's Economics department.

His research focuses on Environmental Economics, bridging political institutions, climate change policy, and cultural factors. He has published extensively on topics like gender roles in irrigation, land colonization impacts, and the interplay between religiosity and environmental regulations.

In his publications from 2021-2023, he explores broad disciplines including Economics, Environmental Science, and Political Economy, with sub-fields ranging from climate policy to cultural norms and pandemic governance.

• Summer Research Fellowship (2008-17)
• Gilbert F. White Fellowship
• Delphi Center Faculty Favorite Nominee (2008)
• Outstanding Reviewer for Ecological Economics (2015) and JEEM (2014)

Per's work connects empirical economic analysis with environmental and social challenges, emphasizing institutional frameworks and cultural dynamics in policy outcomes.