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Gary Libecap

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

Bren School of Environmental Science and Management

Master of Environmental Science & Management (mesm) Program

Gary Libecap is currently serving as a Bren School Of Environmental Science And Management Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Gary Libecap

University of California, Santa Barbara

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

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economics public policy property rights agricultural economics environmental economics law law and economics economic history land use climate change political economy water resources resource economics land economics institutional economics regulation history of economic thought water policy transaction costs historical geography land management fishery management social science research economic geography resource policy public choice open access owens valley western united states common pool marine policy latin american politics agricultural history economic research adaptation economic systems economic literature marine economics information economics water governance spatial economics environmental markets murray-darling basin entrepreneurship legal geography economic inquiry marine management collective action rural policy land development water pricing water reallocation climate variability climate change adaptation spatial politics regulated economy dust bowl climate adaptation institutional path dependence contractual forms first-possession rules water infrastructure land demarcation water rights political geography higher education ocean sciences political theory conservation politics biopolitics development geography international conflict economic control regulatory economics optimal contracting ocean technology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Economic Property Rights. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

law and economicseconomicseconomic analysiseconomic property rightsproperty relations

Economic Property Rights and Markets or Rent-Seeking. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

housing studieseconomicsproperty relationsreal estatehousing

Rent-Seeking, Economic Property Rights, and Coasean Trade. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

housing studiesproperty relationslaw and economicseconomics

Rent-Seeking in Protecting At-Risk Species. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

at-risk specieswildliferesource policybiological conservationevolutionary biologyconservation scienceecologyanimal protection

The Implications of Economic Property Rights or Rent-Seeking in Forming Institutions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

law and economicshousing studyeconomicsinstitutional economicseconomic property rightslawreal estateeconomic systemsforming institutionsmarket institutions

Transaction Cost Reduction or Rent-Seeking in Provision of a Public Good. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

economic policypublic goodvaluationpublic policyeconomicspublic expenditurespublic good (economics)economic analysispublic economicspublic financepublic moneyeconomic behaviortransaction cost reduction

What Have We Learned From the Absence of Coase?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

translational medicinemedicinescientific communicationcoagulopathynaturetranslational physiologytranslational research

Where's Coase?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

Where’s Coase? Transaction Costs Reduction or Rent-Seeking in Determining Us Environmental Policies. International Review of Law and Economics (2025)

sustainable developmentenvironmental legislationpublic policyeconomicsresource policyenvironmental policy of the united statesenvironmental valuesenvironmental economics’ s coaseenvironmental policyeconomic instrumentsus environmental policiesecological economicsnatural resource economics

Advancing Ocean Ecosystem Conservation via Property Rights, Rather Than Marine Protected Areas (Mpas). MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies (2024)

Gary D. Libecap

coastal conservationmarine policymarine managementproperty rightsprotected areasmarine environmentsmarine protected areasocean ecosystem conservationenvironmental protectionenvironmental science

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Gary Libecap

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

Bren School of Environmental Science and Management

Master of Environmental Science & Management (mesm) Program

Gary Libecap is currently serving as a Bren School Of Environmental Science And Management Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Gary Libecap

University of California, Santa Barbara

Distinguished Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Economic Property Rights. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

law and economicseconomicseconomic analysiseconomic property rightsproperty relations

Economic Property Rights and Markets or Rent-Seeking. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

housing studieseconomicsproperty relationsreal estatehousing

Rent-Seeking, Economic Property Rights, and Coasean Trade. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

housing studiesproperty relationslaw and economicseconomics

Rent-Seeking in Protecting At-Risk Species. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

at-risk specieswildliferesource policybiological conservationevolutionary biologyconservation scienceecologyanimal protection

The Implications of Economic Property Rights or Rent-Seeking in Forming Institutions. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

law and economicshousing studyeconomicsinstitutional economicseconomic property rightslawreal estateeconomic systemsforming institutionsmarket institutions

Transaction Cost Reduction or Rent-Seeking in Provision of a Public Good. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

What Have We Learned From the Absence of Coase?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

translational medicinemedicinescientific communicationcoagulopathynaturetranslational physiologytranslational research

Where's Coase?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2026)

Where’s Coase? Transaction Costs Reduction or Rent-Seeking in Determining Us Environmental Policies. International Review of Law and Economics (2025)

Advancing Ocean Ecosystem Conservation via Property Rights, Rather Than Marine Protected Areas (Mpas). MAST. Maritime studies/Maritime studies (2024)

Gary D. Libecap

coastal conservationmarine policymarine managementproperty rightsprotected areasmarine environmentsmarine protected areasocean ecosystem conservationenvironmental protectionenvironmental science

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