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Academic Background

B.A., economics, Williams College
M.A., economics, Stanford University
Ph.D., economics, Stanford University
J.D., Stanford Law School

Research Specialties

• Environmental policy and law
• Information technologies and telecommunication
• Water Law & Policy

Current Research

• Federalism
• Great Lakes Policy

Major Works

• "Of Rainbows and Rivers: Lessons for Telecommunications Spectrum Policy from Transitions in Property Rights and Commons in Water Law," Buffalo Law Review, Vol. 54, p. 157, 2006.
• "Valuing the Environment: Courts' Struggles with Natural Resource Damages," Environmental Law, Vol. 32, p.57, 2002.
• Book Review of "Global Emissions Trading: Key Issues for Industrialized Countries," Natural Resources Journal, Vol. 41, p.755, 2001.
• "Political Obstacles to the Implementation of Emissions Markets: Lessons from RECLAIM," Natural Resources Journal, Vol. 40, p. 645, 2000.
• "Beyond Benefit-Cost Analysis: Institutional Transaction Costs and the Regulation of Water Quality," Natural Resources Journal, Vol. 39, p. 517, 1999.