Joseph L. Fisher Dissertation Winners

2000-2001

Paul Ferraro, at Cornell University, researching different market-like approaches for preserving ecosystems;

Aarti Gupta, at Yale University, studying the regulation of safe use of biotechnology;

Tanya A. Heikkila, at the University of Arizona, analyzing the management of water resources in the southwestern United States;

Nathaniel Keohane, at Harvard University, considering the effects of the sulfur dioxide trading program on technological change in pollution control;

Kristin Kuntz-Duriseti, at the University of Michigan, modeling savings behavior in the context of uncertainty about climate change;

Monica Nevius, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, studying household energy use;

Randy Walsh, at Duke University, modeling approaches to valuing open space; and

Karl Wunderlich, at the University of Colorado, Boulder, researching transactions costs and other aspects of community-based organizations in the case of Colorado land trusts.

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