13th Conference: June 6-9 2024
Albany, New York area and Virtual
Abstract Submissions
Abstract submission has closed.
Notification of Acceptance: No later than April 15
Registration
Registration Open
Discounted Early Registration for Members Closes May 13
Regular Registration Closes June 9
Prices
Registration fee includes a Thursday night reception, Friday luncheon, and Saturday awards dinner.
In-person
- Student: $150
- Early Member (until May 13): $225
- Regular Member: $250
- Regular Non-Member: $300
Virtual
- Student Member: $100
- Member: $150
- Student non-member: $150
- Non-member: $200
Schedule
Logistics
Conference Venue
Armory Studios NY
The Armory Studios NY is a large, multi-room conference venue in downtown Schenectady, New York. It is 20 minutes from Albany, 3 hours from Boston and New York City, and 3 1/2 hours from Montreal.
Conference Hotel
DoubleTree by Hilton Schenectady Downtown
Book by Tuesday May 7 to receive the discounted rate of $179/night. Free parking included. Book early to avoid competition with guests coming for the Belmont Stakes horse race.
Themes
Stewards for the Future: Bringing Younger Generations to the Table
- Environmental and Social Justice
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. Climate Change: Environmental Justice and US Immigration Policy
B. The Rise and Fall of Corporate Environmental, Social, and Governance Programs
C. Feminist Economics - Green Economy, Sustainability, and Social Well-Being
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. Is Increasing Urbanization Compatible with Global Biophysical Limits?
B. The Role of Ecological Economics in Socio-Political Activism
C. Is Social Well-Being Measurable? - Ecological Economic Theory and Emerging Issues
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. Recent Advances in Ecosystem Services Measurement and Valuation
B. The Viability of Methodological Pluralism - Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resources
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. Organic Farming
B. Fostering Racial and Ethnic Equality in Farm Policies - Political Economy
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. Bringing Ecological Economics into US Federal Policy
B. Political Polarization and the Success of Policies Promoting Sustainability - Pedagogy of Ecological Economics
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. Promoting Ecological Economics in the US Educational System: K-12
B. Promoting Ecological Economics in US Higher Education - Energy Use and Sustainability
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. From Fossil Fuels to Renewable Energy: Can the Bottlenecks Be Overcome?
B. The Colors of Hydrogen - Climate Change
Example topics in this Sub-Theme
A. Adaptation
B. Mitigation
Things to Do
The Capitol Region of New York has plenty to see and do before and after the conference. The links below includes more information about popular options: