Faculty Recruitment

ARE invites applications from qualified individuals to two positions, one open rank (OR: assistant, associate or full professor), the other a tenure-track Assistant Professor (NT). The successful applicant to the open rank position may occupy the recently endowed Rausser Chair of Agricultural Economics.

Faculty Recruitment
Job Candidates 2021-2022

We are proud to provide interested institutions with a preview of our Ph.D. candidates who are available for employment in 2021-2022.

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Areas of Research

There are three general areas of research focus in the ARE department.

Areas of Research
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Agricultural & Resource Economics

UC Berkeley's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics is top-ranked worldwide for its outstanding contributions to questions in agriculture and resource policy, development economics, environmental and energy economics, and international trade.

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Events

Ludovica Gazze | The University of Warwick -Economics

Agricultural & Resource Economics Friday Seminar Series
Enforcement and Deterrence with Certain Detection: An Experiment in Water Conservation Policy
Friday October 29, 2021
Zoom presentation

Eugenie Dugoua | London School of Economics

Agricultural & Resource Economics Friday Seminar Series
Induced Innovation, Inventors, and the Energy Transition
Friday November 05, 2021
Zoom presentation

Gautam Gowrisankaran | Columbia University

Agricultural & Resource Economics Friday Seminar Series
The Costs of Environmental Policy Uncertainty: The Case of Air Toxics Standards
Friday November 19, 2021
241 Giannini Hall
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Department News

Rausser College of Natural Resources Dedicated and Celebrated

Chancellor Carol T. Christ and Dean David Ackerly led festivities celebrating the naming of the Rausser College of Natural Resources in recognition of the landmark gift from Professor Emeritus and Former Dean Gordon Rausser.

Highlight

Guido W. Imbens, David Card, and Joshua D. Angrist Are Awarded the 2021 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics

We are delighted that our former colleague, Guido Imbens (Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics and Department of Economics, 2002-2006) won the prize this year. We are also very happy that David Card (Department of Economics), who has been a good friend to this department, has also won.