Key details
Jasmin Lukasz
PhD researcher
Jasmin Lukasz is a PhD researcher at the Centre for Political Economy, Governance, Finance and Accountability (PEGFA). Her research focuses on the macroeconomic and sectoral impacts of green transition and care economy policies, and is supervised by Dr Maria Nikolaidi, Professor Özlem Onaran and Dr Alexander Guschanski.
She has taught tutorials in the undergraduate module Macroeconomics 1 at Greenwich.
She holds a BA from Sciences Po, a Graduate Diploma from the University of Sussex, and MSc degrees from the University of Greenwich and Birkbeck, University of London.
Research / Scholarly interests
Ecological economics; economic policy; gender inequality; structural change; multi-regional input-output analysis
Recent publications
Lukasz, Jasmin, Nikolaidi, Maria, Onaran, Özlem (2026), Greening unequal? Conceptualising the impacts of the green transition from a global gendered lens (GPERC#105). (doi: https://www.gre.ac.uk/research/activity/faculty-of-business/greenwich-papers-in-political-economy).
Presentations
- ‘Greening unequal? Conceptualising the impacts of the green transition from a global gendered lens’ (with Nikolaidi, M. and Onaran, Ö.), Towards a New Democratic Political Economy Conference, Robert L. Heilbroner Centre for Capitalism Studies, The New School, Montreal, April 2026.
- ‘Interregional and intersectoral macroeconomic, environmental and gendered implications of the transition to a green and caring economy in Europe’,29th Conference of the Forum for Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Policies (FMM) on Gendering Macroeconomics, Berlin, October 2025.