Mary Kate Wheeler is a Master’s student in Cornell’s Dyson School. Her research is supported by the Atkinson Center for … More
Author: Mary Kate Wheeler
El Papel de los Cultivos Andinos para la Adaptación al Cambio Climático y la Seguridad Alimentaria en el Valle del Mantaro del Centro del Perú
Mary Kate Wheeler es estudiante de Maestría en la Escuela Dyson de Cornell. Su investigación es apoyada por el Centro … More
Learning about perceived, measured, and estimated soil fertility
Linden McBride is a PhD candidate at Cornell’s Dyson School; Julia Berazneva is an Assistant Professor at Middlebury College; Megan … More
The drivers of index-based livestock insurance demand in southern Ethiopia
Kazushi Takahashi is an associate professor at Sophia University, Japan, and a former visiting fellow at Cornell’s Dyson School. Pastoralists … More
How (pre-2007) Kenya represents an alternative approach to fertilizer subsidies
Megan Sheahan works at a new start-up social enterprise, Precision Agriculture for Development, and is a former Research Support Specialist … More
Gender in rural finance: Evidence from China
Xin Gao is a PhD student at Cornell’s Dyson School. “House and wealth are inherited from fathers, but a prudent … More
What happens when cash transfers end? Sustained impacts on productive investments in Niger
Quentin Stoeffler is a Post-doctoral Scholar in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of California, Davis. … More
Should bureaucrats in capital cities decide exactly how much aid a villager receives?
Andrew Simons is a PhD candidate at Cornell’s Dyson School and is currently on the job market. Who should have … More
Gender research beyond fairy tales: we can still do more and better
Isabel Lambrecht is an Associate Research Fellow at IFPRI’s office in Ghana and a former visiting scholar at Cornell’s Dyson … More
Smallholder farmers’ perceptions and actions in response to violence
Leslie Verteramo Chiu is a Postdoctoral Associate at Cornell’s Dyson School and is currently on the job market. Violence associated … More