Akkina, Krishna Rao
Al-Hamdi, Mohaned
Babcock, Michael W.
Bachmeier, Lance
Blankenau, William F.
Braymen, Charles
Cassou, Steven P.
Cha, Inkyung
Chang, Yang-Ming
Fout, Hamilton
Freeman, Amanda S.
Gayle, Philip G.
Gormely, Patrick J.
Kuester, Daniel J.
Li, Dong
Nafziger, E. Wayne
Neymotin, Florence
Ragan, Jr. James F.
Thomas, Jr. Lloyd B.
Turner, Tracy M.
Warren, John T.
Weisman, Dennis L.
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Ph.D., Kansas State University
Conflict Theory, Defense Economics, Mathematical Economics
alhamdi@ksu.edu
(785) 532-6962
Mohaned AL-Hamdi joined the faculty in the Economics Department as an Assistant Professor in the Fall of 2008. Prior to that he was the Lentz Fellow of Conflict and Peace Research at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis. Also he was an Assistant Professor at Gulf University for Science and Technology (GUST) in Kuwait.
He earned a B.S. in Mathematics, M.A. in Economics, and M.S. in Mathematics from the University of Central Missouri. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from Kansas State University in 2005.
His interest of research is in the field of conflict theory, defense economics, mathematical economics, political economy, and history of economic thought.
He has taught classes in microeconomics, macroeconomics, managerial economics, economics of war, econometrics, money and banking, and international conflict theory.
He advises many government agencies including the State Department about the economic, political, and security environment in Iraq and the Middle East and worked on the evaluation of many projects regarding the U.S. reconstruction programs in Iraq.
