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I am the regional communications analyst for the International Fund for Agricultural Development in South Asia.
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In my work, I explore the relations between learning and technology. I’m interested in the design of environments that support learners’ agency and critical engagement. To this aim, I have adopted an interdisciplinary approach that builds on science and technology studies, collaborative and constructive design, media studies, as well as on learning and education. I build on participatory design methods to foster discussion and dialogue with stakeholders throughout the research and design process. Ensuring the process includes diversity of actors and approaches is a central concern in my design and research work towards equitable tools and systems. Throughout my career, I have participated in several research and innovation projects dealing with the use of ICT in higher and Primary Education, as well as in informal and non-formal learning. I have also coordinated international reports on technology forecasts in learning and education, as well as co-design processes in learning design. For further details about my activity see: https://evadurall.com/
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I work with the User-Centred Policy Design team at the UK Ministry of Justice to introduce Human-Centred Design principles to policy making, from ethnographic research to rapid prototyping and co-creating solutions with service users and delivery staff.
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Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Luxembourg
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I am an econometrician interested in evidence based policy evaluation. I develop and apply models for causal and statistical inference to assess the external validity of policy recommendations based on experimental and observational data.
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Doctoral researcher at the Chair for Empirical Theory of Politics at the LMU Munich.
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Professor of Economics and Policy at UC San Diego. Works on public finance as well as climate change. Former US Treasury official.
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Researching Basic Income for peacebuilding with a focus on post-conflict societies in the Middle East.
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Ceyhun Elgin is a Professor of Economics at Bogazici University (Turkey). He obtained his PhD in economics at the University of Minnesota in 2010 and his research interests are in applied macroeconomics, economic growth, and political economics with a particular emphasis on the economics of the informal sector. Previously, Dr. Elgin also had visiting positions at the IMF, WB, Columbia University, and Boston University.
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Research Fellow in Development and Public Finance at ODI