Expertise
His current research focuses on the empirics of new economic geography models, identification and measurement of regional economic structure in India, Chile, Japan and Washington State utilizing the fundamental economic structure (FES) approach. He is interested in research themes such as: the relationship between regional inequality and spatial growth, economic complexity and regional structural change, regional economic performance of nations and national and regional innovation systems. His research utilizes regional science methodologies such as: regional inputâ€output analysis, geographically weighted regression, crossâ€entropy analysis and geographical information systems (GIS).
Teaching: Data Analysis for Managers, Land Use Regulatory Environment, and Real Estate Development
Research: Economic Geography and Regional Science, Technological Change and Regional Development, Transport, Location and Infrastructure, Natural Resources and Ecological Systems, Spatial Statistics and Geographical Information Systems (GIS)