Daniel Gallardo Albarrán is Assistant Professor in Rural and Environmental History at Wageningen University and a Research Affiliate of CEPR. His research focuses on the historical roots of global health inequality and their implications for global welfare disparities. He is currently conducting a project on the determinants of clean water and sanitation since 1850 from a global perspective, funded by the Dutch Research Council. He is also the founder of Long-Run Health Matters, a research portal on the origins of global health inequality. His work has been published in numerous economic history and economics journals.
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Demographic effects of colonialism: Forced labour and mortality in nineteenth-century Java
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- Development 
- Economic history
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The proximate determinants of economic development since 1913: A historical study
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- Economic history 
- Productivity and Innovation
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British wellbeing 1780-1850: Measuring the impact of industrialisation on wages, health, inequality, and working time
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- Economic history 
- Health Economics