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.
See Awardees of previous editions.
