ISEE- Extension of Abstract Submission Deadline for ISEE 2018 April 16, 2018ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FINAL DEADLINE extended to APRIL 30, 2018 15th Congress of the International Society for Ecological Economics ISEE 2018 10, 11 and 12 September 2018, in the city of Puebla, Mexico A bi-lingual congress Ecological Economics and Socio-ecological Movements: … Continue reading →
- 2018 COP-24, UN Climate Negotiations April 9, 2018Find out more about the ISEE Call for Participation at the 2018 UN Climate Negotiations, COP-24. Your participation is needed in order to make this a success! If you are interested in attending the climate talks to represent the ISEE … Continue reading →
- Submissions April 9, 2018Submissions for proposals. Please apply online from January 15th until April 15th, 2018. Registration and submission of abstracts (in PDF); no more than 250 words including: Full name(s), paper title, general theme, objective(s), methods and results. Abstracts can be submitted … Continue reading →
- ISEE 2020 Call for Location Proposals April 6, 2018Call for future ISEE Conference Organizers ISEE holds its conference biennially. These conferences normally attract 500-900 social and natural scientists. In 2010 we met in Oldenburgh, in 2012 in Rio de Janeiro, in 2014 in Iceland, in 2016 in Washington … Continue reading →
- International Summer School: Concepts and tools to engage in knowledge co-production and public participation March 28, 2018International Summer School: Concepts and tools to engage in knowledge co-production and public participation 9th – 13th July 2018 | MSH Sud – Montpellier, France We are happy to announce the fourth edition of the International Summer School on Concepts and … Continue reading →
- Attack on Brazilian Raoni Valle March 26, 2018Last March 9 night, the Brazilian documentarist, archaeologist and activist of the indigenous cause, Raoni Bernardo Maranhão Valle, was attacked on the porch of his house in Alter do Chão, Pará state. Two men approached carrying 16-gauge shotgun rifles. Luckily … Continue reading →
- Latin American Perspectives Political Report 1323 March 23, 2018Political Report # 1323 Just as U.S. Media Does With MLK, Brazil’s Media Is Trying to Whitewash and Exploit Marielle Franco’s Political Radicalism By Glenn Greenwald The Intercept ON SUNDAY NIGHT, Brazil’s most powerful television outlet, Rede Globo, devoted 45 … Continue reading →
- Postdoctoral Fellow: Insurance Value of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services March 21, 2018Lund University Centre for Environmental and Climate Research, Sweden Closing date: 9 April 2018 For information and application visit https://lu.mynetworkglobal.com/en/what:job/jobID:197971/ ABOUT US Lund University was founded in 1666 and is repeatedly ranked among the world’s top 100 universities and has 40 … Continue reading →
- ASAUEE 2017-2019 Board February 28, 2018The meeting of the Argentinian-Uruguayan Association of Ecological Economics (ASAUEE www.asauee.org) held in Rosario, Argentina, on October 2-6, 2017, among other activities decided on a new Board for the ASAUEE (from October 6, 2017, until October 7, 2019). The aim … Continue reading →
- Potsdam Summer School 2018 is now Calling for Application February 23, 2018The call for application to the 2018 Potsdam Summer School is now open. This year’s Summer School will take place from September 10 through September 19, 2018, in Potsdam, Germany. It will address these central questions: Why is the Earth Surface … Continue reading →
- Extension of Abstract Submission Deadline for ISEE 2018 April 16, 2018
Tag Archives: Roger Martin
Paper on Family Planning and Carbon Emissions
23 November 2015 Research recently commissioned in partnership with Lancaster University has revealed that investing in family planning services is an even more cost-effective way to abate carbon dioxide emissions than previously thought. Reducing future energy demand by preventing unwanted births … Continue reading
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Another POV on Degrowth, Expensive Oil, and the New Economics of Energy
See (PDF): http://www.paecon.net/PAEReview/issue61/Alexander2_61.pdf Samuel Alexander’s otherwise excellent critique of the failure of ecological economics to take proper account of rising energy prices contains a single, all too conventional flaw. He takes population growth as a ‘given’ to be accommodated rather … Continue reading
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Degrowth, Expensive Oil, and the New Economics of Energy
Degrowth, expensive oil, and the new economics of energy Samuel Alexander [University of Melbourne, Australia]Copyright: Samuel Alexander, 2012 See (PDF): http://www.paecon.net/PAEReview/issue61/Alexander2_61.pdf Preparing for life after growth Building upon the ‘limits to growth’ perspective (Meadows et al, 2004), and drawing upon … Continue reading
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The Steady State Economy Conference
The Steady State Economy Conference http://steadystate.org/leeds2010/ We hope you will join us for the first UK national conference to explore and develop the idea of a steady state economy, and the policies to achieve this. Endless economic growth remains the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Simms, Dan O'Neill, Kate Pickett, Molly Scott Cato, Peter Victor, Roger Martin, Steady State Economy Conference, Stephan Lutter, Tim Jakson, UK
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