Welcome!
I am Idris Kambala Mohammed, an Assistant Professor of Economics at Perimeter College, Georgia State University.
My research lies at the intersection of applied microeconomics, development economics, political economy, and economic history, examining how institutions, governance, and historical shocks shape long-run economic and social outcomes in developing countries. My work focuses particularly on Africa, including the long-run effects of democratization on economic and human development, while also exploring questions related to subnational governance and well-being, historical persistence, migration, and climate shocks.