Dr Gazi Hassan is a leading development economist with over two decades of experience in research and teaching across five continents. He specializes in labor migration, remittances, and development macroeconomics, and brings rich field insights from multiple developing countries. Dr Hassan has published over 35 peer-reviewed articles and has supervised numerous doctoral candidates. He is currentl
y a Professor at North South University and a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Policy Dialogue. As a globally engaged scholar, he brings a unique blend of academic rigour and policy relevance to economic consulting, research, and public engagement. Dr Hassan's expertise lies in experimental and behavioural economics, macroeconomic and mathematical modelling, development macroeconomics and finance, energy, sustainable development goals (SDGs), time series forecasting and panel data methods, with a proven track record in supervising academic research and contributing to impactful projects globally. He has teaching experience in five countries, including Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates and research experience in multiple developing countries, including Bangladesh, Cambodia, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. According to Research Papers in Economics (RePEc), he ranks among the top three economists based in Bangladesh.