Dr. Ehsan Rasoulinezhad | Sustainable Development | Best Researcher Award
Associate Professor at University of Tehran, Iran📖
Dr. Ehsan Rasoulinezhad is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of World Studies, University of Tehran, specializing in world economy, energy economics, and international trade. With a strong academic background and interdisciplinary research expertise, he has significantly contributed to the study of global energy markets, economic integration, and trade relations between major economies.
Dr. Rasoulinezhad has published extensively in high-impact international journals, focusing on topics such as energy policies, economic sanctions, global trade networks, and the interplay between geopolitical factors and economic cooperation. His research often integrates quantitative modeling, econometric analysis, and policy evaluation, making him a key figure in contemporary economic and energy studies.
Beyond academia, he is actively involved in policy advisory roles, economic consultations, and peer reviewing for leading journals. He has collaborated with various international organizations and institutions, providing insights into economic trends and strategic energy policymaking.
Fluent in Persian (native), English (advanced), and Russian (intermediate), he has established himself as a prominent researcher bridging economic studies across diverse regions, particularly between Iran, Russia, and global trade blocs.
Profile
Education Background🎓
- Post-PhD in World Energy Economy, University of Tehran, Iran (2018)
- PhD in World Economy, Saint Petersburg State University, Russia (2016)
- M.A. in International Economy, University of Tehran, Iran (2010)
- B.A. in Economic Sciences, University of Economic Sciences, Iran (2007)
Professional Experience🌱
Dr. Rasoulinezhad has been a faculty member at the University of Tehran since completing his PhD. His expertise spans world economy, energy policies, and international economic relations, with a focus on global energy markets, trade policies, and economic integration. He is a prolific researcher and reviewer for high-impact journals, contributing to scholarly and industry discussions on economic trends and energy dynamics.
- Energy Economics and Global Energy Policies
- International Trade & Economic Relations
- Economic Integration and Regional Trade
- World Economy and Development Studies
Dr. Rasoulinezhad’s academic excellence and research contributions have earned him multiple recognitions, including:
- Outstanding Researcher Award for contributions to energy economics and world trade
- Best Paper Award from international conferences on economic cooperation, trade policies, and global energy markets
- Reviewer Excellence Recognition from top-tier SSCI and Scopus-indexed journals
- Academic Recognition from the University of Tehran for outstanding teaching and research impact
- Policy Impact Awards for research influencing economic strategies and energy policies at both national and international levels
1. Role of Green Finance in Improving Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Development
Authors: E. Rasoulinezhad, F. Taghizadeh-Hesary
Journal: Energy Efficiency, Volume 15 (2), Article 14
Citations: 489 (2022)
Summary:
- Explores how green finance facilitates renewable energy investments and energy efficiency improvements.
- Analyzes financial mechanisms such as green bonds, subsidies, and sustainable investment funds.
- Provides policy recommendations for governments and financial institutions to boost green energy initiatives.
2. Energy and Food Security: Linkages through Price Volatility
Authors: F. Taghizadeh-Hesary, E. Rasoulinezhad, N. Yoshino
Journal: Energy Policy, Volume 128, Pages 796-806
Citations: 343 (2019)
Summary:
- Examines the interrelationship between energy security and food security in the context of price fluctuations.
- Uses an econometric analysis to understand how energy price volatility impacts food production and trade.
- Discusses policy strategies to stabilize energy and food markets through regulatory and financial tools.
3. Panel Estimation for Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Consumption, Economic Growth, CO₂ Emissions, Trade Intensity, and Financial Openness
Authors: E. Rasoulinezhad, B. Saboori
Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Volume 25, Pages 17354-17370
Citations: 265 (2018)
Summary:
- Investigates the dynamic relationship between energy consumption (renewable & non-renewable), economic growth, and CO₂ emissions.
- Employs a panel econometric model covering multiple economies to assess trade intensity and financial openness.
- Provides policy insights into how countries can balance economic growth with environmental sustainability.
4. Economic Impacts of Carbon Tax in a General Equilibrium Framework: Empirical Study of Japan
Authors: N. Yoshino, E. Rasoulinezhad, F. Taghizadeh-Hesary
Journal: Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management, Volume 23 (1-2), Article 2250014
Citations: 245 (2021)
Summary:
- Evaluates the economic and environmental effects of a carbon tax in Japan using a general equilibrium model.
- Analyzes the trade-offs between economic growth, carbon pricing, and industrial competitiveness.
- Recommends policies for optimizing carbon tax structures without harming economic performance.
5. Role of Natural Resources Utilization Efficiency in Achieving Green Economic Recovery: Evidence from BRICS Countries
Authors: L. Zhao, E. Rasoulinezhad
Journal: Resources Policy, Volume 80, Article 103164
Citations: 195 (2023)
Summary:
- Examines how efficient utilization of natural resources contributes to green economic recovery in BRICS nations.
- Explores the role of technological advancements, circular economy practices, and policy reforms in sustainable growth.
- Provides data-driven recommendations for emerging economies to improve their resource efficiency and sustainability.
Conclusion
Dr. Ehsan Rasoulinezhad is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his outstanding academic contributions, high citation impact, and policy-relevant research in energy economics, sustainability, and global trade. With further expansion into industry collaborations and global policy engagement, his influence on the field can grow even further.