Lucia Sbragia

Dr. Lucia Sbragia is an Associate Professor at the Durham University Business School, specializing in Natural Resource Economics and Game Theory. Her research focuses on sustainability of fishery exploitation, stability of international environmental agreements, and nonlinear dynamic modelling. She teaches Business Competition and Natural Resource Management.

Her work examines strategic interactions among firms and nations, particularly in environmental policy contexts. Notable contributions include analysis of adaptation strategies in climate change agreements, evolutionary dynamics in resource exploitation, and oligopoly competition models.

Publications span journals like Ecological Economics, Environmental and Resource Economics, and Journal of Economics. She has advised students Frances Sealy and Silvia Sanz Diaz. Her research bridges economic theory with practical policy implications for sustainable resource management and international cooperation.