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 Dr.
Vincent is a professor of environmental and resource
economics in the Graduate School of International
Relations & Pacific Studies at the University
of California, San Diego. He
also serves as director of international environmental
research in the University of California's system-wide
Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation.
Vincent
joined UCSD in 2001 after serving as an associate
and then fellow at Harvard Institute for International
Development (1990-2001) and an assistant professor
at Michigan State University (1987-1990).
His
research focuses on natural resource and environmental
policy in developing countries, in particular countries
in Asia. He
is lead author of Environment and Development in a
Resource-Rich Economy: Malaysia under the New Economic
Policy (Harvard Studies in International Development,
1997), co-editor of the forthcoming Handbook of Environmental
Economics (North-Holland), and author of numerous
articles in economics, development, and forestry journals.
In
addition to his research, Vincent has extensive experience
on policy advising and capacity building projects
sponsored by the World Bank, the Asian Development
Bank, USAID, the UN Commission for Sustainable Development,
the UN Development Program, the UN Food and Agriculture
Organization, and other international organizations.
He
holds an A.B. in social anthropology from Harvard
University, an M.S. in forestry from Michigan State
University, and a Ph.D. in resource economics from
Yale University.
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