2nd IAERE School
Input Output Analysis for Environmental and Resource
Economics
in cooperation with
University of Urbino 'Carlo Bo'
Urbino (Italy), 26-29 September 2017
Faculty
- Prof. Paolo Costa, ‘Ca’ Foscari’ University of Venice – Keynote Speaker
- Dr. Alessandro Cerutti, Joint Research Centre of the European Commission
- Dr. Stephan Lutter, Institute for Ecological Economics, Vienna University of Economics and Business
- Dr. Giovanni Marin, University of Urbino ‘Carlo Bo’ – School Co-Coordinator
- Prof. Roberto Roson, ‘Ca’ Foscari’ University of Venice and Institute for Energy and Environmental Economics (IEFE)
- Dr. Martina Sartori, ‘Ca’ Foscari’ University of Venice and Institute for Energy and Environmental Economics (IEFE) – School Co-Coordinator
Prof. Paolo Costa
Ca' Foscari Universiy of Venice
Keynote Speaker
Paolo Costa is a former Professor of Regional Economics,
Economic Programming and Economics at Ca’ Foscari University of
Venice. Graduated in Economics at ‘Ca’ Foscari’ University of
Venice in 1968, Paolo Costa has been assistant professor and,
from 1980, full professor (Urban and Regional Economics) at the
University Institute of Architecture in Venice, and from 1982 at
the ‘Ca’ Foscari’ University of Venice. Prof. Costa served as
Minister of Public Works (1996-1998), Member of the European
Parliament (1999-2009), Mayor of Venice (2000-2005) and
President of Venice Port Authority (2008-2017). He was Chancelor
of the ‘Ca’ Foscari’ University of Venice from 1992 to 1996 and
Vice President of the United Nations University in Tokyo
(1993-1998). Prof. Costa has been Visiting Professor at the
Department of Geography, University of Readíng, UK (1975),
Visiting Research Scientist at the Institute for Economic
Analysis, New York University (1980), Visiting Professor at the
Department of Economics, New York University (1983) and Visiting
Professor at the French and ltalian Department, New York
University (1988). Together with Prof. Wassily Leontief, he was
appointed by the Italian government to be part of the Scientific
Committee for the draft of the General Transport Plan (1985-87).
His research focus on input-output analysis applied to regional
and environmental issues and to the transport and tourism
sectors.
Dr. Alessandro Cerutti
Joint Research Centre of the European Commission at Ispra
(Italy)
Dr. Alessandro Cerutti holds a PhD degree in Agriculture,
Forestry and Food Science from University of Turin (Italy)
conducting researches on the use of bottom-up and top-down
approaches for assessing the environmental sustainability of
food production systems and consumption patterns. He is
currently employed at the European Commission, Joint Research
Centre, Bioeconomy Unit focusing his activities on the
application of standard and hybrid Environmentally Extended
Input-Output Analysis for assessing impacts related to household
consumption patterns in Europe.
He has been a member of the Directory Board of the Institute for
Interdisciplinary Research on Sustainability based in Turin and
he collaborated with several institutions among which the
Italian Network of LCA; the Master in Green Management, Energy
and Corporate Social Responsibility (MaGER), Bocconi University;
the Regio Collegio Carlo Alberto, Moncalieri (Italy) and the
Department of Economy and Management, University of Brescia
(Italy).
He is an author of over 90 scientific and technical publications
on national and international journals and books. He taught in
several courses, among which “Environmental accounting and
socio-metabolic indicators” in the Master in Sustainability of
Socio Ecosystems and food networks at the UNESCO Chair for
Sustainable Development, based in Turin and the International
Summer Campus of the Eating City Platform in Paris.
Institute for Ecological Economics, Vienna University of Economics and Business
Stephan Lutter is Researcher at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Wien) and Deputy Head of Research of the Research Group “Sustainable Resource Use”. He received a Ph.D. in Natural Resources and Life Sciences from the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, and obtained a master degree in Natural Resource Management and Ecological Engineering from BOKU, Vienna, and Lincoln University, New Zealand, and a master in Environmental Engineering from BOKU, Vienna. Dr. Lutter has been involved in many EU funded research projects on input-output analysis, including DESIRE, CREEA and EXIOPOL. His main research interests are ecological economics, industrial ecology, environmental accounting (including material and water flows) and global responsibility.
Dr. Giovanni Marin
University of Urbino 'Carlo Bo'
School Co-Coordinator
Dr. Giovanni Marin is Co-Coordinator of the 2nd IAERE School.
Dr. Martina Sartori
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and Institute for
Energy and Environmental Economics (IEFE)
School Co-Coordinator
Dr. Martina Sartori is Co-Coordinator of the 2nd IAERE School.
Dr. Martina Sartori holds a PhD degree in Economics from the
University of Milan. She graduated in International Economics at
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, where she is a post-doc
researcher . She is also junior research fellow at the Centre
for Research on Energy and on Environmental Economics and Policy
(IEFE-Bocconi University). Formerly, she was post-doc at the
University of Trento. She has been research consultant at the
World Bank, the European University Institute, and has
collaborated with the Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Climate
Change. Her academic teaching experiences include
microeconomics, macroeconomics, industrial and international
economics. Her major research interests are about computable
general equilibrium modeling for environmental policy
assessment, water economics and network analysis.
Prof. Roberto Roson
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and and Center for Research
on Energy and Environmental Economics and Policy (IEFE)
Graduated at ‘Ca’ Foscari’ University of Venice, Roson received
a doctoral degree in Economics from the University of Umeå
(Sweden). He has been “visiting fellow” at the Free University
of Amsterdam, at the University of Warwick, at S. Francisco
Xavier U. (Sucre, Bolivia), San Simon U. (Cochabamba, Bolivia),
University of Barcelona, as well as at the World Bank
(Washington) and at the Institute of Developing Economies –
JETRO (Chiba, Japan). He is currently Professor at Università di
Venezia ‘Ca’ Foscari’, teaching Industrial Organization and
International Economics, and affiliated with the IEFE Research
Centre of Bocconi University in Milan. He is the author of
several articles published in books and international scientific
journals, and coordinator of several applied research projects,
including the European FP7 project WASSERMed. He has been
consultant for several organizations, including: European
Commission (JRC), World Bank, United Nations and FAO. His
research interests deal primarily with environmental economics,
computable models for economic policy simulation and with the
industrial organization of service industries.
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