Nicolas Choquette-Levy
Choquette-Levy is in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs’ Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy program. His research focuses on the links between climate change and rural-urban migration in developing country contexts, with regional interests in Nepal and China. He is applying agent-based modelling and systems analysis methods to better understand how smallholder farming communities are using migration as a way to adapt to climate change, and how farmers’ social networks influence their decision-making around adaptation.