Fatiq Nadeem

PhD Candidate, Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, UC Santa Barbara


Working Papers

Forest Fires and Religious Institutions in Indonesia — Job Market Paper

(with Robert Heilmayr)

The Environmental Consequences of an Electorally Motivated License to Burn in Bolivia

(with Kathryn Baragwanath and Yifan He)


Work in Progress

Re-optimizing Fires: Increasing Information for Crop Residue Fires in Pakistan

(with Kathryn Baragwanath, A. Patrick Behrer and Jinjing Chen)

Strategic Adaptation & Satellite Blind-Spots: Evidence from Northwestern India

(with Kathryn Baragwanath)

Distributional Effects of Burning: Evidence from Bolivia

(with Kathryn Baragwanath and Yifan He)

Access to Justice in Times of Pollution: Evidence from India

(with Ali Bakhtawar)


Publications

4. Expectations and Adaptations to Environmental Threats

(with Husnain Fateh, Matthew Gibson, Arman Rezaee, and Sanval Nasim)

The Economic Journal, August 2025

3. Crime, Insecurity, and Community Policing: Experiments on Building Trust

(with Blair, G.; Christia, F.; Weinstein, J.; and others)

Cambridge University Press, September 2024

2. Building Trusted, Effective Police in the Global South: Evidence on Community Policing from Six Coordinated Field Experiments

(with Graeme Blair, Fotini Christia, Jeremy Weinstein, and others)

Science, 2021

1. Decentralized Electric Power Delivery for Rural Electrification in Pakistan

(with Husnain Fateh, Hassan Khan, Mashood Nasir, and Nauman Zaffar)

Energy Policy, September 2018