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Abeer Elshennawy

  • Position: Professor
  • Department: Mohamed Shafik Gabr Department of Economics
  • Email: ashenawy@aucegypt.edu
Brief Biography

Abeer Elshennawy received a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Cairo University, a Master of Arts in Economics from The American University in Cairo and a PhD in applied economics from the University of Minnesota in the United States. She is currently a professor in the Mohamed Shafik Gabr Department of Economics in the Onsi Sawiris School of Business at The American University in Cairo. She has taught a variety of courses in the area of environmental economics, growth and development, and macroeconomic and microeconomic theory. Her research interests are in international trade, the environment, and growth and development. She has published several articles addressing the issue of adjustment costs to trade liberalisation and climate change. 

Research Interest
  • International trade
  • Environmental economics
  • Economic growth
  • Developmen
Awards
  • Winner of the Certificate of Recognition for publishing an article in an A-ranked journal by the Australian Business Deans Council, 2026
Education
  • PhD in applied economics, University of Minnesota, 1998
  • Master of Arts in Economics, The American University in Cairo, 1992
  • Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Cairo University, 1988
  • A. Elshennawy and M. Bouaddi, "Drivers of Renewable Energy Adoption in Egypt's SMEs," The Energy Journal,forthcoming.
  • A. Elshennawy, "Anticipated Trade Policy: New Insights from an Intertemporal General Equilibrium Model for Egypt," Economic Modelling 146 (2025).
  • A. Eldeep, A. Elshennawy and C. Zaki, "Making Macroeconomic Policies More Environment Friendly: A CGE Analysis for Egypt," Journal of Economic Policy Reform 16 (2025).
  • A. Elshennawy and K. Siddig, "Terrorism and Inbound Tourism in Egypt: An Economy-Wide Recursive Dynamic Assessment," Review of Development Economics 27, no. 3 (2023).
  • A. Elshennawy and M. Bouaddi, "Sources of Heterogeneity in Labor Productivity in Egypt's Manufacturing Sector," Empirical Economics (2020).
  • A. Elshennawy, S. Robinson and D. Willenbockel, "Climate Change and Economic Growth: An Intertemporal General Equilibrium Analysis for Egypt," Economic Modelling 52 (2016): 681–689.