Biography
Karlygash is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Department of Political Economy at King’s College London. Previously she was a teaching fellow at London School of Economics, a research officer at Grantham Research Institute at LSE and a research fellow at the University of Oxford. Her research interests include macroeconomics, development, climate change economics and environmental economics. Karlygash holds a PhD in economics from the University of Oxford.
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Research
Please see personal website for current projects and publications.
Teaching
- Macroeconomics
- Advanced Macroeconomics
- Environmental Economics
Research
Quantitative Political Economy Research Group
The Quantitative Political Economy research group gathers economists and political scientists that are committed to bridging the two disciplines. The common ground is the study politics and policies with advanced quantitative methods and formal modeling.
Public Policy and Regulation Research Group
Public Policy and Regulation (PPR) is the home for theoretically and empirically grounded research which analyses policy and regulatory responses to important political, social and economic issues, and (individual-level) responses to these policies.
Global South Research Group
The Global South research group brings together scholars engaged in research on international political and economic trends, non-European perspectives, and south-south comparisons.
Environment and Public Policy
The Environment and Public Policy Group
King's Climate Research Hub
Studying climate change through the relationship between science, policy and culture.
Climate & sustainability researchers at King’s
King's researchers working across climate and sustainability
King's Water Centre
Researching water, environment and development. Our centre spans the humanities, social, and physical sciences to explore the challenges of water governance from global to local scales.
Centre for British Democracy
The Centre for British Democracy is interested in the study of government and politics in the United Kingdom from an historical, political science, political theory and constitutional perspective.
News
Climate change could have significant impact on voter behaviour
Climate change is likely to have a significant effect on the behaviour of voters at the ballot box in the years to come, a new study has shown.
Researchers identify key tool in fight to reduce deforestation
Prioritising closer monitoring and law enforcement efforts – a policy known as blacklisting - could be key to reducing deforestation in the Amazon rainforest,...
Competition winners show their policy is more than just hot air!
Cutting carbon emissions by reusing waste heat from supermarkets in local homes was judged the best new policy idea at a competition hosted by the School of...
Climate-Related Disclosures Policy Forum Blog & Video
In September 2020, the IFRS Foundation consulted on preliminary proposals for how climate reporting should be integrated into existing financial reporting. To...
Big ideas are unveiled at policy pitch competition
Climate and the environment were in focus for a policy pitch competition held across the School of Politics and Economics.
Students debate the big issues at sustainability event
Global sustainability and the future of the planet were in focus for an event hosted by student groups at King’s College London.
Events
The debate: Is there a role for offsetting in Higher Education?
Join this thought-provoking debate on the role of offsetting in Higher Education.
Please note: this event has passed.
KCLA Centenary Conversations: Rebuilding our economy and society
Join KCLA for their Centenary series of webinars.
Please note: this event has passed.
Features
Government must not repeat the mistakes of last financial crisis
Dr Karlygash Kuralbayeva looks at the options available to ministers bracing for an economic storm
Policymakers must be cautious with response to COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is already having huge economic consequences around the globe, with many predicting the worst decline since the Great Depression....
Research
Quantitative Political Economy Research Group
The Quantitative Political Economy research group gathers economists and political scientists that are committed to bridging the two disciplines. The common ground is the study politics and policies with advanced quantitative methods and formal modeling.
Public Policy and Regulation Research Group
Public Policy and Regulation (PPR) is the home for theoretically and empirically grounded research which analyses policy and regulatory responses to important political, social and economic issues, and (individual-level) responses to these policies.
Global South Research Group
The Global South research group brings together scholars engaged in research on international political and economic trends, non-European perspectives, and south-south comparisons.
Environment and Public Policy
The Environment and Public Policy Group
King's Climate Research Hub
Studying climate change through the relationship between science, policy and culture.
Climate & sustainability researchers at King’s
King's researchers working across climate and sustainability
King's Water Centre
Researching water, environment and development. Our centre spans the humanities, social, and physical sciences to explore the challenges of water governance from global to local scales.
Centre for British Democracy
The Centre for British Democracy is interested in the study of government and politics in the United Kingdom from an historical, political science, political theory and constitutional perspective.
News
Climate change could have significant impact on voter behaviour
Climate change is likely to have a significant effect on the behaviour of voters at the ballot box in the years to come, a new study has shown.
Researchers identify key tool in fight to reduce deforestation
Prioritising closer monitoring and law enforcement efforts – a policy known as blacklisting - could be key to reducing deforestation in the Amazon rainforest,...
Competition winners show their policy is more than just hot air!
Cutting carbon emissions by reusing waste heat from supermarkets in local homes was judged the best new policy idea at a competition hosted by the School of...
Climate-Related Disclosures Policy Forum Blog & Video
In September 2020, the IFRS Foundation consulted on preliminary proposals for how climate reporting should be integrated into existing financial reporting. To...
Big ideas are unveiled at policy pitch competition
Climate and the environment were in focus for a policy pitch competition held across the School of Politics and Economics.
Students debate the big issues at sustainability event
Global sustainability and the future of the planet were in focus for an event hosted by student groups at King’s College London.
Events
The debate: Is there a role for offsetting in Higher Education?
Join this thought-provoking debate on the role of offsetting in Higher Education.
Please note: this event has passed.
KCLA Centenary Conversations: Rebuilding our economy and society
Join KCLA for their Centenary series of webinars.
Please note: this event has passed.
Features
Government must not repeat the mistakes of last financial crisis
Dr Karlygash Kuralbayeva looks at the options available to ministers bracing for an economic storm
Policymakers must be cautious with response to COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is already having huge economic consequences around the globe, with many predicting the worst decline since the Great Depression....