Cameron Gordon

Cameron Gordon is an accomplished academic and researcher with extensive experience in economics, finance, and public policy. Currently serving as an Adjunct Associate Professor at The Australian National University and the Centre for Research and Action in Public Health, Cameron also holds the position of Principal Investigator at the Social Policy Simulation Center at City University of New York, focusing on GIS and big data analysis of urban transport systems. Through The Carbarism Project, Cameron leads efforts to explore societal impacts of automobile use and proposes innovative solutions. Previous roles include faculty positions at multiple universities, directing various research initiatives, and serving as a Program Officer at the USA National Academy of Sciences. Cameron holds a PhD in Economics from The City University of New York and a BA in History from Wesleyan University.