Nejem Raheem

Nejem Raheem brings almost 20 years of experience as an environmental economist to his research and teaching work at Emerson College. His expertise is in the economic analysis of natural resource and environmental issues, focusing on ecosystem services and traditional or indigenous economies. In addition to Emerson, he has taught economics at the Harvard Extension School, Kinship Conservation Fellows and the University of New Mexico.

Along with researchers from the US and Ecuador, Raheem recently published three articles on drinking water provision in the Galapagos Islands; he also edited the Ecosystem Services section of Elsevier’s Encyclopedia.

Raheem has worked with the US Federal Agency NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries (ONMS) to run trainings for staff members on assessing and reporting on Ecosystem Services for condition reports. He has published in peer-reviewed journals such as the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, Journal of Environmental Management, WIRESWater, Marine Policy, and the International Journal of the Commons.