Saad Gulzar

Expanding possibilities in the domain of political science, Saad Gulzar serves as an assistant professor of politics at Princeton University. His scholarly pursuits are deeply rooted in the intricate dynamics of political economy, representation, development, and governance. With a keen focus on inequality and environmental politics, his research extends to the vibrant and complex political landscapes of South Asia. Professor Gulzar's academic contributions have been recognized in prestigious journals, including the American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, Journal of Development Economics, and Journal of the European Economic Association. His work often employs innovative methodologies, such as experiments and causal inference, to unravel the multifaceted challenges and opportunities within his areas of interest. He earned his Ph.D. in Politics from New York University in 2017, where he honed his expertise in analyzing political systems and their impact on societal development. His academic journey has been marked by a commitment to understanding and addressing the pressing issues of governance and representation, particularly in the context of developing regions. At Princeton, Professor Gulzar is dedicated to fostering a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment for his students and colleagues. His teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and empirical analysis, encouraging students to engage deeply with the complexities of political systems and their implications for global development. Beyond academia, Saad Gulzar is actively involved in various initiatives that aim to bridge the gap between research and policy-making. His work seeks to inform and influence policy decisions, contributing to more equitable and sustainable governance practices worldwide.