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Hannah Hennighausen

Assistant Professor of Economics

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Business

College Of Business And Public Policy

Matanuska-Susitna College

College Of Matanuska-Susitna

Department Of Business Administration

College Of Business And Public Policy

Department Of Management, Marketing, Logistics, And Business Analytics

Institute Of Social And Economic Research

University of Alaska Anchorage

Hannah Hennighausen is currently serving as a College Of Business And Public Policy Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Hannah Hennighausen

University of Alaska Anchorage

Assistant Professor of Economics

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environmental science economics environmental economics real estate risk management social sciences data science housing disaster prevention disaster risk reduction flood risk management disaster risk science natural hazards land economics environmental amenities nationwide property data urban economics disasters time series covid-19 wildlife social science research adaptation marine policy environmental hazards housing studies zoonotic diseases resource economics disaster research weather disaster disaster vulnerability flood control exploratory data analysis marine management fishery assessment emerging risk zoonotic disease content international wildlife trade major flood event housing market flood risk perception best data practices reproducible analyses flood insurance reforms housing market dynamics real estate prices human displacement fishing community disaster economic sociology policy analysis environmental policy of the united states urban geography undergraduate research policy modeling community engagement environmental planning public management economic research natural resource economics social inequality geography environmental values sociology economic policy applied geography public policy economic geography applied economics community development education policy social stratification environmental policy regional studies environmental resource management health policy public health public administration environmental impact assessment public economics higher education social impact education environmental health perspective resource policy ecological economics sustainable development disparities economic analysis economic literature

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Catastrophic Wildfires Amp; Suicide. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Catastrophic Fires, Human Displacement, and Real Estate Prices in California. Journal of Housing Economics (2024)

Hannah HennighausenAlexander James

real estate priceshuman displacementreal estatesocial scienceseconomicspublic policy

Differences in Perceptions of Covid-19 Risks in a Fishing Community in Alaska, 2020–2021. Marine Policy (2024)

M. Luke SmithGuangqing ChiHannah HennighausenDavin HolenE. Lance Howe

fishing communitypublic healthmarine managementfishery assessmentmarine policycovid-19emerging riskbehavioral sciencesfisheriesrisk management

Data Practices for Studying the Impacts of Environmental Amenities and Hazards With Nationwide Property Data. Land Economics (2023)

Christoph NolteKevin J. BoyleAnita M. ChaudhryChristopher ClappDennis GuignetHannah HennighausenIdo KushnerYanjun LiaoSaleh MamunAdam PollackJesse RichardsonShelby SundquistKristen SwedbergJohannes H. Uhl

environmental amenitiesenvironmental scienceenvironmental economicsdata scienceland economicsnationwide property data

Flood Insurance Reforms, Housing Market Dynamics, and Adaptation to Climate Risks. Journal of Housing Economics (2023)

Hannah HennighausenYanjun LiaoChristoph NolteAdam Pollack

adaptationflood insurance reformsenvironmental economicseconomicshousing market dynamics

Public Flood Risk Mitigation and the Homeowner’s Insurance Demand Response. Land Economics (2022)

disaster preventionflood risk managementenvironmental hazardsnatural disastersinsurancedisaster risk reductiondisasterreal estatecivil engineeringgeographydisaster risk sciencehousingnatural hazardspublic policyhousing studiesstormwaterrisk management

Studying the Impacts of Environmental Amenities and Hazards With Nationwide Property Data: Best Data Practices for Interpretable and Reproducible Analyses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Christoph NolteKevin J BoyleAnita M ChaudhryChristopher M. ClappDennis GuignetHannah HennighausenIdo KushnerYanjun LiaoSaleh MamunAdam PollackJesse RichardsonShelby SundquistKristen SwedbergJohannes H. Uhl

exploratory data analysisbest data practicessocial science researchenvironmental amenitiesreproducible analysesenvironmental sciencesocial sciencesdata sciencenationwide property datatime series

Cites and the Zoonotic Disease Content in International Wildlife Trade. Environmental and Resource Economics (2020)

Stefan BorskyHannah HennighausenAndrea LeiterKeith Williges

epidemiologywildlifezoonotic disease contentenvironmental economicszoonotic diseasesinternational wildlife traderesource economics

Flood Risk Perception in the Housing Market and the Impact of a Major Flood Event. Land Economics (2020)

Hannah HennighausenJordan F. Suter

disaster preventionagricultural economicsdisaster risk reductionenvironmental scienceurban economicsflood risk managementdisaster researchmajor flood eventhousingland economicshousing marketweather disasterdisastersdisaster risk scienceeconomicsnatural hazardsdisaster vulnerabilityreal estateflood risk perceptionflood controlrisk management

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Hannah Hennighausen

Assistant Professor of Economics

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Business

College Of Business And Public Policy

Matanuska-Susitna College

College Of Matanuska-Susitna

Department Of Business Administration

College Of Business And Public Policy

Department Of Management, Marketing, Logistics, And Business Analytics

Institute Of Social And Economic Research

University of Alaska Anchorage

Hannah Hennighausen is currently serving as a College Of Business And Public Policy Assistant Professor of Economics at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Experiences

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Hannah Hennighausen

University of Alaska Anchorage

Assistant Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Catastrophic Wildfires Amp; Suicide. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Catastrophic Fires, Human Displacement, and Real Estate Prices in California. Journal of Housing Economics (2024)

Hannah HennighausenAlexander James

real estate priceshuman displacementreal estatesocial scienceseconomicspublic policy

Differences in Perceptions of Covid-19 Risks in a Fishing Community in Alaska, 2020–2021. Marine Policy (2024)

M. Luke SmithGuangqing ChiHannah HennighausenDavin HolenE. Lance Howe

fishing communitypublic healthmarine managementfishery assessmentmarine policycovid-19emerging riskbehavioral sciencesfisheriesrisk management

Data Practices for Studying the Impacts of Environmental Amenities and Hazards With Nationwide Property Data. Land Economics (2023)

environmental amenitiesenvironmental scienceenvironmental economicsdata scienceland economicsnationwide property data

Flood Insurance Reforms, Housing Market Dynamics, and Adaptation to Climate Risks. Journal of Housing Economics (2023)

Hannah HennighausenYanjun LiaoChristoph NolteAdam Pollack

adaptationflood insurance reformsenvironmental economicseconomicshousing market dynamics

Public Flood Risk Mitigation and the Homeowner’s Insurance Demand Response. Land Economics (2022)

Studying the Impacts of Environmental Amenities and Hazards With Nationwide Property Data: Best Data Practices for Interpretable and Reproducible Analyses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

exploratory data analysisbest data practicessocial science researchenvironmental amenitiesreproducible analysesenvironmental sciencesocial sciencesdata sciencenationwide property datatime series

Cites and the Zoonotic Disease Content in International Wildlife Trade. Environmental and Resource Economics (2020)

Stefan BorskyHannah HennighausenAndrea LeiterKeith Williges

epidemiologywildlifezoonotic disease contentenvironmental economicszoonotic diseasesinternational wildlife traderesource economics

Flood Risk Perception in the Housing Market and the Impact of a Major Flood Event. Land Economics (2020)

Hannah HennighausenJordan F. Suter

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