ISEE President Peter May and Past-President Joan Martinez-Alier have been named to the editorial boards of the Chinese journals “Ecological Economy” and “Population, Resources and Environment”, linked to the Chinese Society for Ecological Economics. The
One of the National Jobs for All Coalition’s authors, Eban Goodstein, helped to start this movement. [See his comment below, and his piece, Environmental Regulation and Jobs:Myth and Reality Nationwide “Teach-In” Planned to Address Climate
The Iberoamerican Network for Ecological Economics (Red Iberoamericana de Economia Ecologica, REDIBEC) announces the publication of the second issue of the on-line, peer-reviewed journal, the Iberoamerican Journal of Ecological Economic. The second issue presents the
A new Masters program in the Sciences of the Environment, Territory and the Economy (SETE) is available at the Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UVSQ). Click here for further information.
The first newsletter from the New Zealand Centre for Ecological Economics (NZCEE) is now available! This newsletter provides information on who NZCEE are, what they do and their current research projects. NZCEE hope this introduction
The Australian National University will be starting a Masters degree in Environmental and Resource Economics in February 2006. See their website for further details.
Sponsorship is open to any research institute, NGO, government or international agency, business organisation or similar institutions that does not otherwise qualify for membership under a particular membership category. Click here to learn more and
The long awaited Broker special report on Greening the Global Economy is now on the web and in circulation in the print edition. Please announce this on the ISEE site (you can use the header
The ISEE Election Committee is pleased to announce the results of the election for President Elect and 4 Board Members. Voters selected Bina Agarwal as President Elect and Kathryn Davidson, Richard Howarth, Roldan Muradian and
Here is your chance to participate in ISEE! It is time to elect new officers and directors for the International Society for Ecological Economics. Voting in this election is a right of your membership. If
Second Nature has recently released Education for Climate Neutrality and Sustainability: Guidance for ACUPCC Institutions, a document created to assist American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment (ACUPCC) signatory schools in implementing the educational component
Tools for Policy Makers We are pleased to inform ISEE members and friends of the release of the report on The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) – TEEB for Policy Makers. TEEB is a
John Gowdy and Richard Norgaard “Economic transactions take place not only in markets, but also within firms, associations, households and agencies. Whereas economic theory has comprehensively illuminated the virtues and limitations of markets, it has
The meeting in Cuiabá was a major success. It was the largest gathering of the Brazilian Society to date with over 200 participants.
The International Society for Ecological Economics is now accepting membership renewals for 2009. You may choose a one-year or three-year renewal. To renew your membership, visit . Your email address is your login. Click on
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