Madeline Craig-Scheckman
Fellow
Madeline Craig-Scheckman is a Fellow in Financing the Energy Transition at the Jain Family Institute and a PhD candidate in Public Policy at Northeastern University. Her research explores the geopolitics of critical minerals and green industrial policy, with a focus on the impacts of U.S.-China competition. She holds a master’s in international affairs from The George Washington University and previously worked on renewable energy policy and development in Washington, D.C.
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Publications
Mapping Mineral Industrial Policies: Restrictions, Enablers, Incentives, and Partnerships in Indonesia and Australia
An analysis of mineral industrial policies in two key countries, and a view into their strategies diverge.
Part of the series Minerals-Based Industrial Policies in a Fragmenting World: Lessons from Indonesia and Australia
Minerals-Based Industrial Policies in a Fragmenting World: Lessons from Indonesia and Australia
The first paper in a series on how mineral-producing countries are pursuing industrial policy.
Part of the series Minerals-Based Industrial Policies in a Fragmenting World: Lessons from Indonesia and Australia

