Ritwick is an interdisciplinary social scientist studying how public and private institutions are transforming in the face of global environmental change. He is particularly interested in the application of digital technologies to transform accountability relationships. Prior to his

Ritwick Ghosh
Faculty Fellow of Environmental Studies
PhD, Natural Resources, Minor - Science & Technology Studies, Cornell University (Expected Dec 2018)
MPA, Environmental Policy, Cornell University, 2013
BSc, Economics and Statistics, Singapore Management University, 2007
Environmental Governance, Data-driven technologies, Ecosystem Services, Accountability
Society for the Social Studies of Science, American Association of Geographers, International Sociological Society, Social & Water Conservation Society; Workgroup member - Climate Action Reserve (NMPP)
Wolf, S.A. and Ghosh, R. A practice-centered analysis of environmental accounting standards: Integrating agriculture into carbon governance. (Accepted and Forthcoming at Land Use Policy)
Ghosh, R., 2017. Supplying the supply curve: an ethnography of environmental reverse auctions. Journal of Cultural Economy, pp.1-16.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17530350.2017.1393444
Ghosh, R. "Climate-resilient development: Linking climate adaptation and economic development." (2017): 286-287.
Science in Environmental Policy, ENVST-UA 422
Global Environmental Politics, ENVST-UA 445
Contact Information
Ritwick Ghosh
Faculty Fellow of Environmental Studies ritwick.ghosh@nyu.edu 285 Mercer Street, 8th floorNew York, NY 10003