Pascaline Dupas
Director of Stanford King Center on Global Development
Kleinheinz Family Professor in International Studies
Academic Council Faculty
Pascaline Dupas is a development economist seeking to better understand challenges facing poor households in lower income countries. Her aim is to identify tools and policies that can help overcome these challenges and reduce global poverty.
Follow her on twitter: @DupasPascaline
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Pascaline Dupas is awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. 168 mid-career scholars, artists, and writers are awarded the 2019 Guggenheim Followships. There were almost 3,000 applicants in the competition.
