Publications Eisenbarth, S., Graham, L. and Anouk S. Rigterink (forthcoming). Can communal resource monitoring save the commons? Evidence on forest loss and displacement, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences(pre-analysis plan)
Tara Slough, Daniel Rubenson, Ro’ee Levy, Francisco Alpizar Rodriguez, Maria Bernedo del Carpio, Mark Buntaine, Darin Christensen, Alicia Cooperman, Sabrina Eisenbarth, Paul Ferraro, Louis Graham, Alexandra Hartman, Jacob Kopas, Sasha Richey, Anouk Rigterink, Cyrus Samii, Brigitte Seim, Johannes Urpelainen, and Bing Zhang (forthcoming). Adoption of Community Monitoring Improves Common Pool Resource Management Across Contexts, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, (Pre-analysis plan)
Eisenbarth, S., Graham, L. and Anouk S. Rigterink (2020). Can reminders of rules induce compliance? Experimental evidence from a common pool resource setting, Environmental and Resource Economics, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10640-020-00526-w, (pre-analysis plan)
Costello, C., Millage, K., Eisenbarth, S., Galarza, E., Ishimura, G., Rubino, L.L., Saccomanno, V., Sumaila, U. R., Strauss, K. (2020). Ambitious subsidy reform by the WTO presents opportunities for ocean health restoration. Sustainability Science. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11625-020-00865-z
Do exports of renewable resources lead to resource depletion? Evidence on fisheries (R&R at the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, new version coming soon) In the case of fisheries, exports are an important cause of resource depletion. This paper uses novel and detailed country-species-level fisheries data to estimate the causal effect of a fishery's exports on the collapse of the fishery. Identification is based on an export demand shock originating from Japan. The results reveal that an increase in logged exports by one standard deviation raises the probability of a fishery's collapse in the following period by 29 percentage points.
Does trade foster resource management? Evidence on fishing quotas Does international trade change a regulator's ability or incentive to manage a renewable resource sustainably? Theoretical predictions are ambiguous and this is the first empirical analysis to shed light on the effect of trade on resource management. I use detailed country-species level fisheries data to investigate whether trade facilitates the introduction of quota and Territorial Use Rights for Fishing (TURF) programs for fisheries. The empirical evidence suggests a negative relationship between the resource price and the introduction of quota and TURF programs. The values of landings and exports are positively correlated with the introduction of fisheries management.
Work in Progress
Global Collective Incentives Interact with Local (Informal & Formal) Institutions with Miguel Fonseca and Alex Pfaff FDI to China and firms' environmental performance in the UK with Richard Kneller and Edward Manderson