About Me

I am a PhD student in economics at Harvard University. I study environmental and public economics with a focus on the governance of internationally shared resources. I am a NOAA-SeaGrant fellow in Marine Resource Economics and a doctoral student fellow of the Harvard Environmental Economics Program. I will join Stanford as an Assistant Professor in the Oceans Department and a Center Fellow of the Center on Food Security and the Environment in the fall of 2026.

My job market paper, Climate Change and the Common-Pool Problem in Fisheries, estimates how fisheries extraction is affected by split country control and how this will evolve as climate change shifts the habitable range of many fish populations.

Please feel free to contact me at adeloerabrust@g.harvard.edu.