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Daniel Rondeau

h-index: 10
Works: 25
Citations: 1,402

Most-cited papers

Infectious diseases affect marine fisheries and aquaculture economics.
K. Lafferty, C. Harvell, J. Conrad, C. Friedman +5 more
2015Annual Review of Marine Science693 citations Open access
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RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT VIEWPOINT: WHY COMPENSATING WILDLIFE DAMAGES MAY BE BAD FOR CONSERVATION
E. Bulte, Daniel Rondeau
2005236 citations
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Compensation for Wildlife Damage: Habitat Conversion, Species Preservation and Local Welfare
Daniel Rondeau, E. Bulte
2003104 citations Open access
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Along the Way Back from the Brink
Daniel Rondeau
200192 citations Open access
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WILDLIFE DAMAGE AND AGRICULTURE :AD YNAMIC ANALYSIS OF COMPENSATION SCHEMES
Daniel Rondeau, E. Bulte
200767 citations Open access
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Managing Urban Deer
Daniel Rondeau, Jon M. Conrad
200365 citations Open access
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The Consequences of COVID-19 and Other Disasters for Wildlife and Biodiversity
Daniel Rondeau, B. Perry, Franque Grimard
2020Environmental and Resource Economics43 citations Open access
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Measuring the Local Costs of Conservation: A Provision Point Mechanism for Eliciting Willingness to Accept Compensation
G. Bush, N. Hanley, Mirko Moro, Daniel Rondeau
2013Land Economics36 citations
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Confronting the costs and conflicts associated with biodiversity
John D. C. Linnell, Daniel Rondeau, D. H. Reed, Rob Williams +10 more
201030 citations Open access
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Comparing opportunity cost measures of forest conservation in Uganda; implications for assessing the distributional impacts of forest management approaches
G. Bush, N. Hanley, Daniel Rondeau
201111 citations
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Bioeconomics of a Marine Disease
J. Conrad, Daniel Rondeau
2015Marine Resource Economics10 citations Open access
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Natural Resource Economics
J. Conrad, Daniel Rondeau
20206 citations
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Measuring the Local Opportunity Costs of Conservation: A Provision Point Mechanism for Willingness-to-Accept.
G. Bush, N. Hanley, Mirko Moro, Daniel Rondeau
20126 citations
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An incremental analysis of the value of expanding a wilderness area
J. Buttle, Daniel Rondeau
20043 citations Open access
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Editorial: Economics of the Environment in the Shadow of Coronavirus
I. Bateman, Astrid Dannenberg, R. Elliott, Michael Finus +8 more
2020Environmental and Resource Economics2 citations Open access
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The Dynamics of Species Reintroduction, Population Recovery and Damage Control
Daniel Rondeau
19981 citations
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Mobile unattended ground sensors
Daniel Rondeau, R. Palmquist
1997Defense, Security, and Sensing1 citations
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Open Access and Optimal Inventory
J. Conrad, Daniel Rondeau
20200 citations
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Overview of Fundamental Concepts
J. Conrad, Daniel Rondeau
2020Natural Resource Economics0 citations
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Economics of Antibiotics Efficacy
J. Conrad, Daniel Rondeau
20200 citations
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Difference and Differential Equations
J. Conrad, Daniel Rondeau
2020Natural Resource Economics0 citations
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Resource Economics with Mathematica
J. Conrad, Daniel Rondeau
20200 citations
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Engineered Defensive Systems - An Enhanced Approach to Threat Mitigation.
Daniel Rondeau
20110 citations
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Bambi's Revenge
Daniel Rondeau, J. Conrad
20000 citations
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THE DYNAMICS OF REINTRODUCING, SUPPLEMENTING AND CONTROLLING ENDANGERED PREDATOR POPULATIONS
Daniel Rondeau
19980 citations
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Mirko Moro

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K. Lafferty×1

C. Harvell×1

C. Friedman×1

Michael L. Kent×1

A. Kuris×1

E. Powell×1

S. Saksida×1