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Guillermo Herrera

Professor of Economics Professor

Bowdoin College

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Bowdoin College

Economics

Environmental Studies

Guillermo Herrera is currently serving as a Bowdoin College Professor of Economics Professor at Bowdoin College.

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Bowdoin College

Professor of Economics Professor

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economics public policy environmental science statistics natural resource economics fisheries sustainable fisheries marine economics environmental economics marine policy aquatic conservation marine management resource economics environmental resource management climate change environmental planning fish biology fishery research marine resources blue economy fishery management multispecies management marine reserves tourism applied probability probability theory tourism economics entropy decision science strategic studies behavioral ecology economic behavior ecological economics geoenvironmental engineering resource policy social choice economic modelling commercial fishing stochastic systems game-theoretic probability spatial science spatial data management marine environments marine ecology fishery enforcement marine ecosystem-based management economic instruments ecological modelling natural resource extraction spatial uncertainty resource allocation seafood industry commercial whaling stochastic bycatch triple benefits high-seas fish wars optimal dynamic harvest new approach contradictory implications regulatory performance dynamic use imperfectly enforced quotas stochastic bioeconomic model spatial optimal control dispersal evolves regulatory frictions ecological priorities

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Aligning Economic and Ecological Priorities: Conflicts, Complementarities, and Regulatory Frictions. Agricultural and Resource Economics Review (2017)

Guillermo E. HerreraKeith S. EvansLynne Y. Lewis

public policyeconomicsresource economicsregulatory frictionsenvironmental economicsecological prioritiesagricultural economics

High-Seas Fish Wars Generate Marine Reserves. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2016)

Guillermo E. HerreraHolly V. MoellerMichael G. Neubert

oceanographymarine biologystrategic studiesmarine managementmarine reservesaquatic ecosystemshigh-seas fish warsmarine environmentsaquatic conservationfish biologymarine ecologyconservation biologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

On the Bioeconomics of Marine Reserves When Dispersal Evolves. Natural Resource Modeling (2015)

EMILY A. MOBERGESTHER SHYUGUILLERMO E. HERRERASUZANNE LENHARTYUAN LOUMICHAEL G. NEUBERT

marine reservesdispersal evolvesevolutionary biologyclimate changenatural resource economics

Ecosystem Externalities in Fisheries. Marine Resource Economics (2014)

Richard W. RyanDaniel S. HollandGuillermo E. Herrera

economicssustainable fisheriesmarine resourcesmarine economicsmarine ecosystem-based managementenvironmental scienceecosystem servicesecosystemsblue economy

The Impact of Age Structure, Uncertainty, and Asymmetric Spatial Dynamics on Regulatory Performance in a Fishery Metapopulation. Ecological Economics (2012)

Daniel S. HollandGuillermo E. Herrera

regulatory performanceresource economicsbehavioral ecologyenvironmental economicsenvironmental resource managementeconomic behavioreconomic instrumentsenergy economicsecological economicsnatural resource economicsstatistics

Benefits and Risks of Increased Spatial Resolution in the Management of Fishery Metapopulations Under Uncertainty. Natural Resource Modeling (2010)

DANIEL S. HOLLANDGUILLERMO E. HERRERA

geoenvironmental engineeringeconomicspublic policyecological modellingresource policyenvironmental modellingresource economicsnatural resource managementnatural resource extractionsustainable fisheriesenvironmental planningspatial uncertaintyenvironmental sciencenatural resource economicsstatistics

Bioeconomic Equilibrium in a Bait-Constrained Fishery. Marine Resource Economics (2010)

Richard W. RyanDaniel S. HollandGuillermo E. Herrera

environmental engineeringmarine policyeconomicsmarine managementmarine resourcesmarine economicsenvironmental economicsenvironmental scienceecologynatural resource economicsblue economy

The Benefits and Risks of Increased Spatial Resolution in Management of Fishery Metapopulations Under Uncertainty. Natural Resource Modeling (2010)

fishery managementmarine managementsustainable fisheriesnatural resource managementpopulation biologyaquatic ecosystemsfishery metapopulationsgeographyfish biologyaquatic conservationfishery researchconservation biologyecologyspatial resolutionmultispecies managementfisheries

Optimal Dynamic Harvest of a Mobile Renewable Resource. Natural Resource Modeling (2009)

HEM RAJ JOSHIGUILLERMO E. HERRERASUZANNE LENHARTMICHAEL G. NEUBERT

optimal dynamic harvestagricultural economicssustainable agriculture

Spatial Optimal Control of Renewable Resource Stocks. Chapman & Hall/CRC mathematical and computational biology series (2009)

Guillermo HerreraSuzanne Lenhart

mathematical biologyspatial optimal controleconomics

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Guillermo Herrera

Professor of Economics Professor

Bowdoin College

Affiliations

Bowdoin College

Economics

Environmental Studies

Guillermo Herrera is currently serving as a Bowdoin College Professor of Economics Professor at Bowdoin College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Guillermo Herrera

Bowdoin College

Professor of Economics Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Aligning Economic and Ecological Priorities: Conflicts, Complementarities, and Regulatory Frictions. Agricultural and Resource Economics Review (2017)

Guillermo E. HerreraKeith S. EvansLynne Y. Lewis

public policyeconomicsresource economicsregulatory frictionsenvironmental economicsecological prioritiesagricultural economics

High-Seas Fish Wars Generate Marine Reserves. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2016)

Guillermo E. HerreraHolly V. MoellerMichael G. Neubert

On the Bioeconomics of Marine Reserves When Dispersal Evolves. Natural Resource Modeling (2015)

EMILY A. MOBERGESTHER SHYUGUILLERMO E. HERRERASUZANNE LENHARTYUAN LOUMICHAEL G. NEUBERT

marine reservesdispersal evolvesevolutionary biologyclimate changenatural resource economics

Ecosystem Externalities in Fisheries. Marine Resource Economics (2014)

Richard W. RyanDaniel S. HollandGuillermo E. Herrera

economicssustainable fisheriesmarine resourcesmarine economicsmarine ecosystem-based managementenvironmental scienceecosystem servicesecosystemsblue economy

The Impact of Age Structure, Uncertainty, and Asymmetric Spatial Dynamics on Regulatory Performance in a Fishery Metapopulation. Ecological Economics (2012)

Daniel S. HollandGuillermo E. Herrera

Benefits and Risks of Increased Spatial Resolution in the Management of Fishery Metapopulations Under Uncertainty. Natural Resource Modeling (2010)

DANIEL S. HOLLANDGUILLERMO E. HERRERA

Bioeconomic Equilibrium in a Bait-Constrained Fishery. Marine Resource Economics (2010)

Richard W. RyanDaniel S. HollandGuillermo E. Herrera

environmental engineeringmarine policyeconomicsmarine managementmarine resourcesmarine economicsenvironmental economicsenvironmental scienceecologynatural resource economicsblue economy

The Benefits and Risks of Increased Spatial Resolution in Management of Fishery Metapopulations Under Uncertainty. Natural Resource Modeling (2010)

Optimal Dynamic Harvest of a Mobile Renewable Resource. Natural Resource Modeling (2009)

HEM RAJ JOSHIGUILLERMO E. HERRERASUZANNE LENHARTMICHAEL G. NEUBERT

optimal dynamic harvestagricultural economicssustainable agriculture

Spatial Optimal Control of Renewable Resource Stocks. Chapman & Hall/CRC mathematical and computational biology series (2009)

Guillermo HerreraSuzanne Lenhart

mathematical biologyspatial optimal controleconomics

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