James Baldwin

James Baldwin is a dedicated academic with a strong background in economic and environmental geography, specializing in social, economic, and environmental sustainability.

Currently serving as a faculty member and the Professional Master's Program Adviser at Boston University's Department of Earth and Environment, James Baldwin also holds an Adjunct Assistant Professor position at Bentley University.

His research program is dedicated to sustainable development, energy, climate change, and environmental policy, utilizing a multidisciplinary approach that integrates geography, economics, and regional science.

With expertise in energy, climate change, sustainable development, economic geography, trade, migration, environmental science, urban sustainability, renewable energy, and geography, James Baldwin is at the forefront of addressing critical global challenges.

Having pursued his academic journey at Boston University with a Ph.D. in Economic and Environmental Geography, an MA in Energy and Environmental Analysis, and a BA in Environmental Analysis and Policy, James Baldwin brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his roles.