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Challenges for Ecological Economics
Chair: Dick Norgaard
John Proops, ISEE President Elect
Research challenges for ecological economics in the 21st century
Judith Innes
Collaborative planning as ecological policy making
Jack Knetsch
Environmental, ecological, and behavioural economics: Still getting some things wrong
Morgan Williams
Aotearoa - a land of great sailors but are they charting a sustainable course?
Friday 10:45-11:15 Morning Tea
Friday 11:15-12:45 Parallel Plenary Sessions
Business and the Environment
Chair: Phillip Sutton
André Heinz
Building movements to proliferate sustaining corporations
Hartmut Stiller
Redesigning commerce, reframing the market
Hardin Tibbs
Sustainability as Metastrategy
Engagement with Social Science
Chair: Mohan Munasinghe
Martin O'Connor
Discourses of hospitality? Discourses of rationality -- Old problematics of domination and (self-)control for new practices in Ecological Economics
Mick Common
Fundamental questions that ecological economics still needs to address governance and the media
Stephen Lea
Psychology and ecological economics
Friday 12:45-2:00 Lunch
Friday 12:45-2:00 ANZSEE Annual General Meeting
Friday 12:45-2:00 US ISEE Chapter Meeting
Friday 2:00-3:30 Parallel Sessions
Friday 2:00-3.30
Complex Adaptive Systems
Chair: Nick Abel
Nick Abel, Mark Howden, John Ive, Art Langston, Bill Tatnell
A complex adaptive system approach to regional sustainability
Paulo Fernando de Moura Cavalcanti, Carlos Young, Maria Lustosa
An evolutionary model of innovation and the environment
Michael Common, Uwe Neumann
Agent based simulation modelling for sustainability analysis
Friday 2:00-3.30
Developing an Index of Sustainability for the Marketplace: a Paradigm Shiftin Approach, Criteria and Method
Chair: Branton Kenton-Dau
Ashley Sparrow, Ian Spellerberg, Alan Ambury, Branton Kenton-Dau
Paradigm issues in the development of an index of environmental sustainability for the marketplace: clarification of criteria
Ian Spellerberg, Alan Ambury, Branton Kenton-Dau, Ashley Sparrow
Developing an index of environmental sustainability for the marketplace: A discussion of approach
Branton Kenton-Dau, Alan Ambury, Ashley Sparrow, Ian Spellerberg
Trucost: an index of sustainability for the marketplace
Friday 2:00-3.30
Ecological Economics Graduate Education through Sustainable Community Development Research
Chair: John Gowdy
Melinda Kane
Rural community development: the New York City watershed case
Susan Mesner
Tourism and recreation in Vermont: How stable? How sustainable?
Jose Vasquez
Tourism as a development strategy: The Lake George case
Friday 2:00-3.30
Environmental Kuznets Curve II
Chair: David Stern
David Stern
Attributing changes in global sulfur emissions
Savas Alpay, Mehemt Caner
Environmental Kuznets curve once again
Rebecca Valenzuela, Lata Gangadharan
Interrelationships between income, health and the environment: extending the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis
Friday 2:00-3.30
Forest Management II
Chair: Minna-Maari Karvonen
Gamini Herath, Gary Musselwhite
Sustainable development and forest management in Australia: A chaos theory interpretation
Minna-Maari Helena Karvonen
Alternative investment strategies and the win-win-rhetoric
Vivek K Varma, Ian S. Ferguson, Leon Bren
A land use strategy to achieve sustainability of forest resources under the conditions of uncertainty
Friday 2:00-3.30
Physical Indicators and Accounting: Micro-level
Chair: Margareta Lundin
Margareta Lundin, Sverker Molander, Greg Morrison
LCA based indicators for sustainable development of urban water systems
Takaaki Niren
Regional material balance within a watershed
David Pullar, Takatoyo Yamamoto
Urban ecosystem analysis: measuring values of urban trees
Hossein Bahrainy, Manoochehr Tabibian
A model for evaluation of urban environmental quality
Friday 2:00-3.30
Policy Monitoring and Evaluation II
Chair: Ram Prasad
Glenn-Marie Lange
Resource pricing and sustainable use in Southern Africa
Narasimhamurty Maddipati, A. J. James
Measuring non-user benefits from cleaning Ganges, the most important river in India, using contingent valuation methods.
Christien Ondersteijn, Gerard G. Giesen, Ruud B. M. Huirne
The mineral accounting system: analysis of environmental and economic performance of 240 farms in the Netherlands
Ram Prasad, Madhu Verma
Criteria and indicators: a mechanism for assessing effectiveness of the forest policy of India
Friday 2:00-3.30
Trade and Environment Linkages
Chair: Amitrajeet Batabyal
Amitrajeet A. Batabyal, Qing Xu
A Bertrand model of trade and environmental policy in an open economy
Geetesh Bhardwaj, Ramprasad Sengupta
Consumption pattern, trade and green house gas leakage: A case study of India
Elena Escudero
Trade policy and /or environmental policy
Friday 2:00-3.30
Valuation: Alternative Perspectives
Chair: Kozo Mayumi
Rosemary F. James, Russell Blamey
Deliberative non-market valuation
Kozo Mayumi, John M. Gowdy
The foundation of consumer choice theory and environmental valuation
Murray Patterson
Contributory value and ecological prices of biosphere processes
Clive Spash, Claudia Carter
Interdisciplinary approaches to environmental valuation
Friday 2:00-3.30
Wealth, Poverty, and Sustainable Development
Chair: David Barkin
David Barkin
Wealth, poverty, and sustainable development
Alpina Begossi
Livelihood and sustainability in tropical environments: Atlantic and Amazonian cases
Clovis Cavalcanti
Ecological prudence and the fight against poverty
Zhanna Mingalyova, Svetlana Tkashyova, Ekaterina Boussyreva
Impact of regional environmental policy on sustainable regional economic growth
Friday 3:30-4:00 Afternoon Tea
Friday 4:00-6:00 Parallel Sessions
Friday 4:00-6:00
Biodiversity Conservation
Chair: Mwangi Githinji
Brian Czech
Economic growth as the limiting factor for wildlife in the aggregate
Mwangi Githinji, Thomas J. Kelly, German Zarate
Disappearing biodiversity, emerging rural markets and changing household labour allocation in the Yucatan Peninsula
P. S. Ramakrishnan
Human dimensions in biodiversity: problems in interdisciplinary engagement
Daniel Tyteca
On the links between biodiversity and sustainable development - with special emphasis on Orchids (Orchidaceae)
C. Martijn van der Heide, Jeroen C. J. M. van den Bergh, Ekko C. van Ierland
Nature policy within an integrated ecological-economic framework
Friday 4:00-6:00
Climate Change II
Chair: Jack Pezzey
Dina Franceschi, James Randall Kahn
Can joint implementation lead to global agreement on greenhouse gas emissions: A preliminary analysis of the potential for trade
James Randall Kahn, Jill Caviglia
Carbon annuities as a policy to promote sustainable agroforestry and slow global warming
John Pezzey, Ross Lambie
Equity and efficiency in the distribution of tradeable permits for greenhouse gas emissions
Peter Read
Asymmetric learning by doing and dynamically efficient policy: implications for domestic and international emissions permit trading of allocating permits usefully
Brent M. Haddad, Kimberly Merritt
Evaluating regional impacts of climate change: the case of California water
Friday 4:00-6:00
Ecological Economics, Value, and Values
Chair: Joan Martinez-Alier
Sarah Lumley, Marion Hercock, Joe Bryant
Perceptions of economics and the environment: the views of ordinary people
Joan Martinez-Alier
Ecological distribution conflicts, sustainability and valuation: ideas on the relations between political ecology and ecological economics
Anitra Nelson
(Human) Nature divided
Simon Niemeyer, Russell Blamey
Political symbols and deliberative substance: values and preferences in an institutional context
Friday 4:00-6:00
Efficiency, Growth, Technical Change, and Sustainability
Chair: Philippe Crabbe
Mario Cogoy
Two routes to absolute dematerialisation
Philippe Crabbe
Sustainable development, productivity, natural capital, convergence with neo-classical economics
Rob Dellink
Pollution and abatement in dynamic applied general equilibrium modelling
Thangavel Palanivel
Toward sustainable development: An overview of concepts,indicators and frameworks
Archana Srivastava
Impact of economic growth of environment under non-market conditions
Friday 4:00-6:00
Institutional and Organisational Change
Chair: Yara Maria Chagas de Carvalho
Yara Maria Chagas de Carvalho
A technical attempt to introduce bottom up policy instruments in a changing centralised institutional environment
Clayton Ferreira Lino, Judith Cortesao
Partnerships aiming at the sustainability of the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest
Karachpone Ninan
Watershed development programs in India: an assessment from the perspective of poverty reduction and the poor
Ademar Romeiro
Sustainable development and institutional change: the role of altruistic behaviour
Bazyli Poskrobko
The policy of implementation of the sustainable development principle in Poland
Friday 4:00-6:00
Integrative Frameworks and Methods: Connecting Disciplines, Solving Problems II
Chair: Steve Dovers
Marty Anderies
Complex adaptive systems as an integrative framework for studying ecological economic systems
Steven Cork, Brian Walker, Nick Abel, Carl Binning
The nature and value of Australia's ecosystem services: integrating biophysical and economic assessments of ecosystem function under a range of future scenarios
Michelle Scoccimarro, Andrew Walker
Integrated water resource assessment: a case study of northern Thailand
Robert Wasson
Finding useful levers: policy connections to responsive parts of the biophysical system
Friday 4:00-6:00
International Perspectives on Sustainable Forestry
Chair: Majid Makhdoum
Erwin Bulte, Daan van Soest, G. C. van Kooten, Rob Schipper
Trading off forests and agriculture in humid Costa Rica: investing in forest conservation under uncertainty
Rabindra Nath Chakraborty
Establishment, stability and outcome of common property institutions in forestry: evidence from the Terai region of Nepal
Majid F. Makhdoum
Introducing an approach for the computation of forest allowable cut
David Martin-Barroso, Alejandro Caparros Gass
Economic evaluation of different forestation scenarios in the Spanish Dehesa through application of an optimal control bioeconomic model
S. Puttaswamaiah, K. N. Ninan
Natural resource management: a case of farm forestry in dryland areas
Friday 4:00-6:00
Markets, Incentives and Policy I: Permits, Taxes, and Charges
Chair: Philip Lawn
Philip Lawn
Ecological tax reform: many know why, but few know how
Per Mickwitz
Environmental policy instruments and innovations
Rita Pandey
Tradeable permits for industrial air pollution control in India
Rui Santos, Paula Antunes
Efficiency and equity considerations in permit markets: modelling the negotiation process of SO2 trading in Europe
Hua Wang, Susmita Dasgupta, David Wheeler
Policy reform and the future of industrial pollution in China
Friday 4:00-6:00
Transport and Land Use Planning
Chair: Mark Diesendorf
Paul Safonov, Vincent Favrel, Walter Hecq
Urban transport policies and greenhouse gases emissions in Brussels
Mark Diesendorf
Least cost planning applied to urban passenger transportation
Thilak Mallawaarachchi, John Quiggin, Sam Ebert
Integrated assessment methods for land-use planning: combining economic, environmental and social objectives
Hans De Graaf, C. J. M. Muster, W. J. ter Keurs
Multiple land-use: a key-concept in the search for opportunities for sustainable development in rural areas
Friday 4:00-6:00
Valuation III
Chair: Jackie Robinson
Seunghun Joh
Analysis of air pollution control benefits estimation of reduction of GHG: international co-control benefit analysis program for South Korea
Wendy Proctor
Decision-making for environmental policy: an application of multi criteria analysis to the comprehensive regional assessment of Australia's forests
Jackie Robinson
From rhetoric to reality: are the outcomes from a MCA process living up to the claims?
Kai Rommel
Valuation of the natural environment for a cost-benefit-analysis of conservation: how reliable is the hypothetical willingness to pay in a real payment situation?
Friday 7:30 Conference Dinner
New Parliament House
Speaker: Clive Hamilton
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