LSE-Georgetown University Research Projects
Through the LSE-Georgetown University academic partnership, scholars from both institutions can form joint research teams for long-term collaborative research and capacity building. Together, they are tackling policy-relevant global challenges, particularly those related to Political Economy, Sustainability and Health.
Find out more about the cutting-edge research and impact projects currently being undertaken by LSE and Georgetown scholars:
Political Economy

The Fallout of U.S. Aid Withdrawal: Impacts on Governance and Social Service Delivery in Sub-Saharan Africa
Dr Ryan Jablonski, Department of Government, LSE
Dr Jennifer L. Tobin, McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University
The Political Economy of Public Service Digitalization
Dr Pavithra Suryanarayan, Government, LSE
Dr Aliz Tóth, Government, LSE
Professor Irfan Nooruddinm Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
Dr Bhumi Purohit, McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University
Sustainability

Compensation and Public Support for the Energy Transition
Professor Stephanie Rickard, Government, LSE
Professor Erik Voeten, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service and Government Department, Georgetown University
Professor Sarah Brooks, Ohio State University
Measuring and Reducing Real-Time Air Pollution Exposure and Inequalities: Evidence from a Field Experiment in London
Dr Sefi Roth, Geography and Environment, LSE
Professor Arik Levinson, Economics, Georgetown University
Dr Lutz Sager, ESSEC Business School, Georgetown University
Health

Quality of Care and Provider Decision-Making in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Dr Mylène Lagarde, Health Policy, LSE
Professor Jishnu Das, McCourt School of Public Policy and Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University