I am an economic historian at Wageningen University (assistant professor) working at the intersection of economic history, historical demography and economics.
My research asks who wins and who loses from economic and demographic change, by examining interactions between the economy, public health and politics since the 19th century.
My current projects investigate how political inequality shapes public health investments; the influence of sanitary infrastructure on health outcomes; the economic impact of cholera epidemics; and how economic development affects the spread of disease.
Access the research summaries published by Long-Run Health Matters (2021-2023) here.
You can contact me at: daniel.gallardoalbarran [at] wur.nl
