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Participate to the 2025 EAERE Conference

The European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists will hold its 30th Annual Conference in Bergen (Norway), 16-19 July 2025. The deadline to submit a paper is 31 January 2025. 

Recent publications

Wekhof, Tobias. 2024. ‘The role of open-ended questions in narrowing the intention behavior gap for sustainable retail investors.’ Social Science Research Network, Working paper 4838449.

Ullrichova, Eliska. 2024. ‘New Intergovernmentalism: European Council and Environmental Policy.’ Journal of European Integration, October, 1–22.

Bretschger, Lucas, Evgenij Komarov. 2024. ‘All Inclusive Climate Policy in a Growing Economy: The Role of Human Health.’ Environmental and Resource Economics 87: 3205–34.

Carlino, Angelo, Rafael Schmitt, Anna Clark, Andrea Castelletti. 2024. ‘Rethinking energy planning to mitigate the impacts of African hydropower.’ Nature Sustainability.

Hernandez Carballo, Ieri, Matthew Ryan Sisco. 2024. ‘Examining the effects of gasoline prices on public support for climate policies.’ Nature Energy 9: 219–27.

Kibira, Gerald, Edwin Muchapondwa, Herbert Ntuli. 2024. ‘The optimal combination of pastoral activities and wildlife conservation in the Serengeti ecosystem.’ Natural Resource Modeling 37 (2): e12391.

Kmetkova, Diana, Milan Scasny, Iva Zverinova, Vojtech Maca. 2023. ‘Exploring the Link Between Diet and Sustainability in Europe: A Focus on Meat and Fish Consumption.’ Working Papers 26/2023. Prague: Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University.

Alberini, Anna, Levan Bezhanishvili, Milan Scasny, Milan. 2023. Published. ‘Heterogeneous Effects of Government Energy Assistance Programs: Covid-19 Lockdowns in the Republic of Georgia.’ Working paper 2023/37. Prague: Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University.

Clark, Alex, A. Jindal, G. Shrimali, C. Han. 2023. ‘Capitalizing on coal: early retirement options for China-financed coal plants in Southeast Asia and beyond.’ Working paper 30. Boston: Global Development Policy Center, Boston University.

Gasparini, Matteo, Moritz Baer, Matthew Ives. 2023. ‘A re-evaluation of the financial risks of the net zero transition.’ Working paper 4254054. Social Science Research Network.