Researchers examine the economics of natural resource management policies in the developing world, and how people respond to institutions and policies for rural development and natural resource management. They also study the economic value that people place on environmental amenities, the economic impacts of renewable energy development, and what factors contribute to awareness about climate change.
Faculty
Associate Professor, Director of the SimLab
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
401.874.4398
guilfoos@uri.edu
Professor, Graduate Program Director
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
401.874.4569
clang@uri.edu
Selected publications
Refulio, S., S. Basu, T. Dalton, A. Humphries, K. Lacasse, H. Uchida, and E. Uchida (2021) Coastal and Marine Socio-Ecological Systems: A Systematic Review of the Literature. Frontiers in Marine Science 8.
Uchida, E., V.H. Rivera-Monroy, S. Ates, E. Castañeda-Moya, A.J. Gold, T. Guilfoos, M.F. Hernandez, R. Lokina, M.M. Mangora, S.R. Midway, C. McNally, M.J. Polito, M. Robertson, R.V. Rohli, H. Uchida, L. West, and X. Zhao (2019) “Collaborative research across boundaries: Mangrove ecosystem services and poverty traps as a coupled natural-human system”. In Stephen Perz, Ed. Collaboration Across Boundaries for Interdisciplinary Environmental Systems Science. Palgrave Macmillan. 115-152.
Sullivan, K. A., E. Uchida, T.W. Sproul, and J. Xu (2018) Prospect theory and tenure reform: impacts on forest management. Land Economics, 94(3): 405-424
Hamilton, S. F., T.W. Sproul, D. Sunding, and D. Zilberman (2013) Environmental policy with collective waste disposal. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 66(2): 337-346.