i am currently associate professor in the department of
economics at the university of victoria,
canada.
as a micro-economist, i specialize in the study of environmental and
resource management issues;
and in the applications of experimental methods to a broad array of
individual and group decision problems including the private provision
and valuation of public goods, timber auctions, and quota management.
my research appears in international recognized publications such as the journal of public economics, economics
letters, journal of economic behavior and organization,
journal of environmental economics and management, american journal of
agricultural economics, canadian journal of economics,
experimental economics and several others.
it has also been featured in the new york times.
major sponsors of my research include sshrc, the oecd, national
agronomic research institute (france), the quebec and ontario governments,
the quebec federation of egg producers and the federal-provincial parks
council.
i am currently an associate editor of "animal conservation" and I have previously been an
associate editor of
environmental and resource economics, the official journal of the
european association of environmental economists
and one of the leading publications in the field. since 2003, i have served on the scientific advisory committee of diversitas
(core project 2), a unesco-funded biodiversity research consortium. in 2011, i was named associate fellow of
CIRANO - the montreal-based center for inter-university research and analysis on organizations.
my doctoral degree in economics is from cornell university.
dr. daniel rondeau
associate professor of economics
department of economics
university of victoria
342 business and economics building
victoria, bc, v8w 2y2, canada
tel.: 250 472 4423
fax.: 250 721 6214
email:
rondeau [at] uvic [dot] ca
