Deadline for paper submission: November 17th, 2017
IAERE is glad to announce its Sixth Annual Conference,
to be held at the University of Turin on February 15th-16th, 2018.
The call for papers is now open and submissions on all relevant
topics related to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics are
warmly invited.
As in previous editions, the 2018 IAERE Conference maintains a
balanced interest on both theoretical and applied research, with a
marked interest in policy implications.
Presentations both in English and in Italian will be possible,
depending on the audience. Young researchers and PhD students who
wish to attend are most welcome.
PAPER SUBMISSION
Extended abstracts (1.000‐1.500 words) or full papers should be
submitted by November 17th, 2017.
IAERE YOUNG ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMIST AWARD
During the Conference, the Association is granting its IAERE
Young Environmental Economist Award, a
recognition given to the best paper presented by a young economist
at the Association’s Annual Conference. The Award aims to reward
new ideas addressing key environmental and resource economic
issues at the national, European and global scale. Both
theoretical and empirical papers will be considered without any
restriction of topics. Eligible candidates should be less than 33
years of age and no more than five years past a PhD defence should
they have a PhD. Only full papers submissions will be considered:
submitters of extended abstracts are not eligible for this award.
Priority will be given to papers written by single author or
multiple authors complying with the age requirement. There is a
monetary reward of €1,000 for the presenter of the winning paper.
The Selection Committee comprises the Conference Programme
Committee and the IAERE Council, and is co-chaired by the IAERE
President and the chair of the Conference Programme Committee. All
eligible presenters can submit their candidacy to the Award at the
paper submission process.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Matti Liski, Department of Economics, Aalto
University
Maja Schlüter, Stockholm Resilience Center,
Stockholm University
SPECIAL SESSIONS
The IAERE 2018 Conference will host a special session on
Agriculture and Environment, organized in collaboration
with the Italian Association of Agriculture and Applied Economics
(Associazione Italiana di Economia Agraria e Applicata - AIEAA).
Special sessions generally offer a forum for focused discussion in
new areas or on innovative applications of established approaches.
We thus encourage submission of papers on two further specific
topics: (i) Insurance responses to climate change and
(ii) Advanced analytics in environmental economics and policy
(e.g. big data, machine learning, agent-based simulation,
environmetrics). Papers presented in these special sessions will
undergo the standard review and selection process.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Silvana Dalmazzone (chair, University of Torino)
Vito Frontuto (vice chair, University of Torino)
Marco Bagliani (University of Torino)
Simone Borghesi (University of Siena)
Alessandro Corsi (University of Torino)
Magda Fontana (University of Torino)
Massimiliano Mazzanti (University of Ferrara)
Anna Montini (University of Bologna)
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Silvana Dalmazzone (chair, University of Torino)
Vito Frontuto (vice-chair, University of Torino)
Marco Bagliani (University of Torino)
Andrea Bigano (Fondazione Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate
Change, Ca' Foscari University of Venice and Far East Federal
University Vladivostok)
Alessandro Corsi (University of Torino)
Simone Borghesi (University of Siena)
Valentina Bosetti (Ettore Bocconi Department of Economics)
Giangiacomo Bravo (Linnaeus University)
Alessio D'Amato (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
Sergio Giaccaria (Joint Research Center, European Commission,
Petten)
Rosalba Ignaccolo (University of Torino)
Alessandra La Notte (Joint Research Center, European Commission,
Ispra)
Alberto Majocchi (University of Pavia and and Centre for Studies
on Federalism)
Giovanni Marin (University of Urbino Carlo Bo)
Massimiliano Mazzanti (University of Ferrara and SEEDS)
Carlos Dionisio Pérez-Blanco (Fondazione Euro-Mediterranean Centre
on Climate Change and Ca' Foscari University of Venice)
Francesco Quatraro (University of Torino)
Aldo Ravazzi Douvan (Italian Ministry of Environment, Land and Sea
- DG Sustainable Development & International Affairs - TA
Sogesid – Luiss, Rome) Sergio Vergalli (University of Brescia)
Maria Franco Villoria (University of Torino)
Mariangela Zoli (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
