The year 2018 promises to be as rich as the year 2017 in scientific events that will give us the opportunity to meet again, but which are above all an expression of the vitality of our community. This is also reflected in the publication of our members’ work and their success in international journals.
We hope that the news gathered in this Newsletter will encourage you to visit our website regularly, submit your work to our Working Papers and Policy Papers series, organize or participate in events!
Three-years memberships now available
Since the end of 2017, you can join for the year 2018, either as an individual or as an institutional member for your research unit or organization. The big news this year is that it is now possible to contribute for a three-year membership at a lower rate:
three-years individual membership for civil years 2018-2020: 140€ instead of 150€
three-years institutional membership for civil years 2018-2020: 2800€ instead of 3000€
Join us!
Next FAERE Annual Conference and Thematic workshops
The 5th FAERE Annual Conference, organised by Charles Figuières and Hubert Stahn for the AMSE, will be held in Aix-en-Provence on 30 and 31 August 2018. Anastasios Xepapadeas and Christian Gollier will give the plenary lectures. The call for papers will be circulated very soon. Book the dates!.
Before that, GREThA will host the 9th Thematic Workshop in Bordeaux, dedicated to ecosystem resilience, on 3 and 4 April 2018. Submit your paper by February 18 (Call for Papers).
This workshop will thus follow on from the 8th Thematic Workshop, organised by Stefano Bosi and the MSH Paris-Saclay, which took place on 30 November and 1 December 2017 at the ENS Paris-Saclay (Cachan), on the theme “Environment and Health: Economic Outlook”. They were a great success with over 80 participants.
Working Papers and Policy Papers FAERE : success and new releases
Many Policy and Working Papers FAERE online on our site were published in 2017 or early 2018 in international journals. To our knowledge, this is the case with:
WP 2014.16 Pierre-Alexandre Mahieu – François-Charles Wolff – Jason Shogren
Interval Bidding in a Distribution Elicitation Format. Published in Applied Economics (2017), 1-12.
WP 2015.01 Dorothée Brécard
Consumer Misperception of Eco-labels, Green Market Structure and Welfare. Published inJournal of Regulatory Economics (2017), 51(3), 340-364.
WP 2015.05 Prudence Dato
Energy Transition under Irreversibility: a Two-sector Approach. Published in Environmental and Resource Economics (2017), 68(3), 797-820.
WP 2015.10 Lisa Anouliès
Heterogeneous firms and the environment: a cap-and-trade program. Published in Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (2017), 84, 84-101.
WP 2015.16 Ujjayant Chakravorty – Marie-Hélène Hubert – Michel Moreaux – Linda Nostbakken
The Long-Run Impact of Biofuel on Food Prices. Published in The Scandinavian Journal of Economics (2017), 119(3), 733-767.
WP 2016.02 Franklin Amuakwa-Mensah – George Marbuah – Mwenya Mubanga
Climate variability and infectious diseases nexus: evidence from Sweden. Published in Infectious Disease Modelling (2017), 2(2), 203–217.
PP 2016.01 Dorothée Charlier – Anna Risch – Claire Salmon
Reducing the Energy Burden of the Poor and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Can We Kill Two Birds with One Stone? Published as “Energy Burden Alleviation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction: Can We Reach Two Objectives With One Policy?” in Ecological Economics (2017), 143, 294-313.
WP 2016.09 et PP 2016.02 Quentin Perrier – Philippe Quirion
La transition énergétique est-elle favorable aux branches à fort contenu en emploi ? Une approche input-output pour la France. Published in Revue d’économie politique (2017), 127(5), 851-887.
WP 2016.11 Claire Richert – Katrin Erdlenbruch – Charles Figuières
The determinants of household’s flood mitigation decisions in France – evidence of feedback effects from past investments. Published in Ecological Economics (2017), 131, 342-352.
PP 2016.04 Mathilde Jeantil – Laura Recuero Virto – Jean-Louis Weber
Natural capital accounts and public policy decisions: Findings from a survey. Published in Ecological Economics (2018), 144, 244-259.
WP 2016.22 Stefano Bosi – David Desmarchelier
Pollution and infectious diseases. Forthcoming in International Journal of Economic Theory.
WP 2017.12 George Marbuah – Franklin Amuakwa-Mensah
Spatial Analysis of Emissions in Sweden. Published in Energy Economics (2017), 168, 383-394.
WP 2017.18 Ngo Van Long – Vincent Martinet
Combining Rights and Welfarism: a new approach to intertemporal evaluation of social alternatives. Published in Social Choice and Welfare (2018), 50(1), 35-54.
WP 2017.29 et PP 2017.06 Pierre Courtois – Charles Figuières – Chloé Mulier – Joakim Weill A cost-benefit approach for prioritizing invasive species. Published in Ecological Economics (2018), 146, 607-620.
Working Papers and Policy Papers FAERE : latest releases
Since the last Newsletter, we have had 10 new publications in the Working Papers series and 6 in the Public Policy Series, thanks to the involvement of the Editorial Board members. All researchers interested in rapidly disseminating their research work, prior to publication in a journal, are invited to submit in these series. You do not need to be a member of FAERE to access it..
Working Papers :
2017.24 Derya Keles – Johanna Choumert – Pascale Combes Motel – Eric Kere Does the Expansion of Biofuels Encroach on the Forest?
2017.25 Aurélie Méjean – Antonin Pottier – Stéphane Zuber – Marc Fleurbaey Intergenerational equity under catastrophic climate change
2017.26 Vera Danilina Polarisation of Eco-Labelling Strategies
2017.27 Bocar Samba Ba Recycling of a Primary Resource and Market Power: The Alcoa Case
2017.28 Johanna Choumert – Pascale Combes Motel – Leonard Le Roux Stacking up the Ladder: A Panel Data Analysis of Tanzanian Household Energy Choices
2017.29 Pierre Courtois – Charles Figuières – Chloé Mulier – Joakim Weill A cost-benefit approach for prioritizing invasive species
2017.30 Alexandre Volle Why is price useless to signal environmental quality ?
2017.31 Simon Quemin – Christian de Perthuis Transitional Restricted Linkage between Emissions Trading Schemes
2018.01 Karine Constant – Marion Davin Unequal vulnerability to climate change and the transmission of adverse effects through international trade
2018.02 Geoffrey Barrows Do Entrepreneurship Policies Work? Evidence from 460 Start-Up Program Competitions Across the Globe
Policy Papers :
PP 2017.06 Pierre Courtois – Charles Figuières – Chloé Mulier – Joakim Weill A cost-benefit approach for prioritizing invasive species
PP 2017.07 Dominique Bureau La coopération climatique après l’Accord de Paris – Valeur des émissions négatives et coût de la non-action quand la concentration de CO2 dépasse 400ppm
PP 2017.08 Audrey Berry Compensating households from carbon tax regressivity and fuel poverty : a microsimulation study
PP 2017.09 Simon Quemin – Christian de Perthuis Transitional Restricted Linkage between Emissions Trading Schemes
PP 2018.01 Florian Fizaine – Sondès Kahouli On the power of indicators: how the choice of the fuel poverty measure affects the identification of the target population
PP 2018.02 Geoffrey Barrows Do Entrepreneurship Policies Work? Evidence from 460 Start-Up Program Competitions Across the Globe
Young doctors looking for a permanent position
You have just defended your thesis or you are currently in postdoctoral studies, and you are looking for a permanent position: the webpage Currently on the job market can increase the visibility of your profile on the job market. All you have to do is send to contact[at]faere.fr the information necessary for publication on this page: title of the thesis, name of the thesis director, date of defense, personal web page and link to the text of the thesis (or failing that, to a summary). They will be published very quickly.
All the best!
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