Water scarcity and support for costly institutions in public goods: Experimental evidence from Cambodia

Tum Nhim

Tum’s research focuses on collective action in social-ecological systems, particularly how institutions, cooperation, and resource scarcity shape the governance of common-pool resources.

Esther Schuch

Esther’s research focuses on how uncertainty, information, and human behavior influence cooperation and decision-making in the governance of natural resources and fisheries.

Andries Richter

Associate Professor

My research focuses on the economics of social–ecological systems, using theoretical models, causal empirical methods, and economic experiments to understand how institutions and human behavior affect the sustainable management of natural resources.