ISEE- 2020 Global Degrowth Day January 24, 2020Global Degrowth Day – Good Life for All The next Global Degrowth Day will be on 6th June 2020! Many different public events all over the world will be organized to share alternatives to a growth-based society. They want to … Continue reading → The post 2020 Global Degrowth Day appeared first on The International […]
- 2020 Bratislava Conference on Earth System Governance January 8, 20202020 Bratislava Conference on Earth System Governance Earth System Governance in turbulent times: prospects for political and behavioral responses Bratislava, 15-17 September 2020 2020 Bratislava Conference on Earth System Governance, which will be held on 15-17 September 2020 in Bratislava, … Continue reading → The post 2020 Bratislava Conference on Earth System Governance appeared first […]
- Assistant Research Scientist in Ecosystem Services (University of Michigan, CIGLR) January 7, 2020Assistant Research Scientist in Ecosystem ServicesCooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research University of Michigan, Ann Arbor The Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research (CIGLR) seeks applications for a full-time Assistant Research Scientist with expertise in quantifying the monetary and/or non-monetary … Continue reading → The post Assistant Research Scientist in Ecosystem Services (University of Michigan, […]
- Revista Iberoamericana de Econimia Ecologica, Volumen 30 December 30, 20192019 REVISTA IBEROAMERICANA DE ECONOMIA ECOLÓGICA Volume 30, Número 1 To read more and find links to articles, visit https://redibec.org/ojs/index.php/revibec/issue/view/30. The post Revista Iberoamericana de Econimia Ecologica, Volumen 30 appeared first on The International Society for Ecological Economics.
- Population Matters | One Year in Review December 30, 2019Director’s Message To steal Ervin Drake’s Christmas song made famous by Frank Sinatra, ‘It was a very good year’ for Population Matters, as the Annual Report shows. For me, key events and activities were our increased focus and developing partnerships with fellow … Continue reading → The post Population Matters | One Year in Review appeared first […]
- 2021 Planetary Health Alliance Annual Meeting December 28, 2019In the words of Greta Thunberg’s closing speech at the recent COP25 in Madrid: “In just a few weeks we will enter a new decade; a decade that will define our future.” As 2019 comes to a close, the PHA … Continue reading → The post 2021 Planetary Health Alliance Annual Meeting appeared first on […]
- Letter from Outgoing President of ISEE December 28, 2019Letter from Outgoing President of ISEE Olinda (Brazil), December 23rd, 2019. When I accepted to be the ISEE president-elect candidate, I explained that my desire had always been to challenge the conventional economics I learned at the university (Yale, among … Continue reading → The post Letter from Outgoing President of ISEE appeared first on […]
- Nature Needs Half (NNH) Initiative December 28, 2019Upcoming Opportunities ISEE to influence Nature Needs Half initiative: The ISEE is encouraged to participate in upcoming events in 2020 that are expected to contribute greatly to defining an internationally recognized framework for biodiversity protection over the next decade and … Continue reading → The post Nature Needs Half (NNH) Initiative appeared first on The […]
- Herman Daly in the RWER December 19, 2019Real-World Economics Review Issue No. 90 Subscribe for Free The importance of ecological economics: An interview with Herman Daly Herman Daly and Jamie Morgan [University of Maryland, USA; Leeds Becket University, UK] Copyright: Herman Daly and Jamie Morgan 2019 The post Herman Daly in the RWER appeared first on The International Society for Ecological Economics.
- Manifestation of Life December 11, 2019Manifestation of Life by Clóvis Cavalcanti Bugles, trumpets sound; birds trill. And the waters of a stream slide sweetly. The blue of the sky shines brighter than ever. An intense golden light emanates from the crowned star. Children sing and … Continue reading → The post Manifestation of Life appeared first on The International Society […]
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Tag Archives: Ecological Economics
Herman Daly in the RWER
Real-World Economics Review Issue No. 90 Subscribe for Free The importance of ecological economics: An interview with Herman Daly Herman Daly and Jamie Morgan [University of Maryland, USA; Leeds Becket University, UK] Copyright: Herman Daly and Jamie Morgan 2019
Degrowth in Europe: Foundations in Theory and Pathways to Practice
Degrowth in Europe: Foundations in theory and pathways to practice Ph.D. Course on Degrowth – May 11-15, 2020, Copenhagen, Denmark Convened by the Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Aim and content In the context of … Continue reading
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Tagged Degrowth, Ecological Economics, Economics, environmental sustability, erik gomez-baggethun, feminism, frederiksberg campus, green technologies, jens friis lund, political ecology, postgrowth, rebecca rutt, rolighedsvej, societal organization, university of copenhagen, wendy harcourt
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Environmental Crises: Does ecological economics have the answers?
Media Release 13 October 2019 Addressing the great challenges of our times: environmental crises and how we can live more sustainably on planet Earth — the Australia New Zealand Society of Ecological Economics (ANZSEE) 2019 conference. https://anzsee.org.au/2019-anzsee-conference/ KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Joshua … Continue reading
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Tagged alice damiano, Anthony Richardson, Anya Phelan, anzsee 2019, ariel salley, daniel horen greenford, david spratt, Ecological Economics, harriet o'shae carre, hayden washington, ian lowe, jon altman, Joshua Farley, kaity thompson, karrina nolan, mark diesendorf, melbourne, mike berry, rmit university, sam alexander, terry leahy, tim crownshaw, tina beigi
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ANZSEE 2019 Conference
ANZSEE Conference Ecological Economics: Solutions Now and in the Future conference The 2019 Australia New Zealand Society of Ecological Economics (ANZSEE) Conference will address the great challenges of our times: environmental crises and how we can live more sustainably on our … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, david spratt, Ecological Economics, Future, harriet o'shae carre, ian lowe, jon altman, Joshua Farley, kaity thompson, karrina nolan, libby porter, mike berry, New Zealand, original power, rmit, rod quantock, Solutions
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ANZSEE 2019 Conference Registration is Open
Register now for the ANZSEE 2019 Conference Ecological Economics: Solutions Now and in the Future The 2019 Australia New Zealand Society of Ecological Economics conference will address the great challenges of our times: environmental crises and how we can live … Continue reading
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Tagged ANZSEE, anzsee 2019, anzsee 2019 conference, Australia, Ecological Economics, melbourne, New Zealand, rmit university, solutions now and in the Future
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IX Conference on Ecological Economics
IX Conference on Ecological Economics Bariloche, November 25 to 29, 2019 Territories in dispute and commodification of nature. Perspectives from the South South The Argentine-Uruguayan Association of Ecological Economy is pleased to send them the Second Circular of the IX Conference on … Continue reading
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CfP for USSEE at SEA 2019
USSEE @ SEA 2019:Call for papers in ecological economics at the Southern Economic Association Meeting The United States Society for Ecological Economics (USSEE) will organize sessions in ecological economics at the 89th annual meeting of the Southern Economic Association (SEA), to be held … Continue reading
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Tagged Ecological Economics, Robert Richardson, SEA, USSEE
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Call for Papers ANZSEE 2019 Conference
Call for papers ANZSEE 2019 Conference Ecological Economics: Solutions Now and In the Future 24–26 November 2019, RMIT University, Melbourne The urgency for ecological solutions continues to mount with delays in addressing significant local to global environmental and social problems … Continue reading
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Tagged ANZSEE, anzsee 2019, anzsee 2019 conference, Ecological Economics, melbourne, rmit university, solutions now, solutions now future
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CfP: Resilience
The Journal of Business Logistics has a call for papers. The idea of the CfP is to transfer theory related to ecological economics to the area of logistics and supply chain management. For more information click here.
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Tagged business logistics, CFP, Ecological Economics, journal of business logistics, supply chain management
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Routledge Handbook of Ecological Economics
50 original articles, by 63 international authors (a third female), providing an introduction to and overview of key issues in ecological economics. Ideal for teaching and learning about the field, its current state and future prospects. Continue reading
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Concern of Ecological Economists
The new Brazilian government, to take office on January 1st, 2019, does not want COP-25 in Brazil. According to the president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, climate change as presented is an artificial threat. To say that global warming exists is intended to … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, brazilian government, Climate Change, cop-25, Ecological Economics, global warming, jair bolsonaro, marxist, svante arrhenius
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50 Days FREE Access to Legal Institutions and Ecological Economics
50 Days’ free access to Legal Institutions and Ecological Economics: Their Common Contribution for Achieving a Sustainable Development (Volker Mauerhofer) is now available online, containing full bibliographic details. Access is Closed
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ReBirth: Trip to Vicente Guerrero
Prior to ISEE2018 Conference in Puebla, Mexico, a visit to Vicente Guerrero peasant community was arranged. Here is a report from a participant. Rebirth: Trip to Vicente Guerrero by Oliver Braunschweig* Rebirth, I would say, is the theme of the … Continue reading
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Tagged campesinos, Ecological Economics, ISEE, oliver braunschweig, rebirth, temazcal, vicente guerrero
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World Scientists’ Warning to Humanity
World Scientists’ Warning to Humanity Posted by Stuart Scott, ISEE Strategist, stuart.h.scott@gmail.com I have been collaborating with the group that issued the World Scientists’ Warning to Humanity – Second Notice in December 2017. The result was the ScientistsWarning.org website which … Continue reading
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Survey on Research Agenda for Ecological Economics
Ben Dube and Josh Farley It has been nearly 30 years since a group of ecological economists gathered at the Aspen Institute in Maryland to develop a Research Agenda for the then nascent field. We believe it is time for … Continue reading
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