Webinar: Rethinking Housing in the Post-COVID Era: Just Transitions or Ecogentrification?
The 2nd Event in the United States Society for Ecological Economics’ 2021 Webinar Series: The Post-
COVID Economy: Centering Justice, Sustaining Ecosystems
Roundtable Discussion: Transitioning to Just and Sustainable Food Systems: Lessons from Ecological Economics
A round table discussion with Liz Carlisle, Kamuela Enos, and Albie Miles; moderated by Phil Warsaw Friday April 2nd 3pm EDT The 2nd Event in the United States Society for Ecological Economics’ 2021 Webinar Series: The Post-Covid Economy: Centering Justice, Sustaining Ecosystems The COVID-19 pandemic has put into stark relief the everyday inequities within the…
USSEE 2021 VIRTUAL POSTER CONFERENCE
Building Resilient Economies in a Time of Uncertainty. Friday April 16th, 3-5pm EDT In this first virtual poster session hosted by The United States Society for Ecological Economics (USSEE), undergraduate students, graduate students, and post-docs will present their research focused on “Building Resilient Economies in a Time of Uncertainty”. The conference aims to highlight…
Call for Papers: Building Alternative Livelihoods in times of ecological and political crisis
An International Online Joint Conference of the international degrowth research networks, the International Society for Ecological Economics, and the European Society for Ecological Economics, hosted by University of Manchester, UK, July 5-8, 2021 Call for papers has been extended to March 1st, 2021. For more information and to submit, visit the conference website at…
2021 Webinar Series: The Post-Covid Economy: Centering Justice, Sustaining Ecosystems
The USSEE is excited to announce the launch of our 2021 Webinar Series: The Post-Covid Economy: Centering Justice, Sustaining Ecosystems. Our first event in this series is titled Fundamentals of Ecological Economics in Today’s World, and will be held Thursday January 28th at 3pm EST by speakers Phil Warsaw and Regina Ostergaard-Klem. Follow the…
Call for Abstracts: USSEE 2021 Virtual Poster Conference
Building Resilient Economies in a Time of Uncertainty April 16, 2021 The United States Society for Ecological Economics (USSEE) announces a call for abstracts for our first virtual poster conference on the theme, “Building Resilient Economies in a Time of Uncertainty”. The conference aims to highlight the multiple uncertainties of our time, including the…
Call for Papers: Special Issue on “Sustainable Economic Development”
A special issue, Sustainable Economic Development, will be published in the journal Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). The special issue focuses on the rationale for human behavioral change to establish sustainable economic development and invites papers from social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences. The themes of focus in this issue (see below) are dominated by questions…
Eric Zencey Prize in Ecological Economics Awarded to ‘Floating Coast’
Join the winning author Bathsheba Demuth for a virtual book club event The Gund Institute for Environment at the University of Vermont (UVM), in partnership with the U.S. Society of Ecological Economics, today announced the inaugural winner of the Eric Zencey Prize in Ecological Economics. The prize, which celebrates outstanding writing on the environmental…
Assistant Professor of Ecological Economics – Tenure Track Position
The Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change (EUC) at York University, Toronto, invites highly qualified candidates to apply for a tenure-track professorial stream position in Ecological Economics at the rank of Assistant Professor, to commence July 1, 2021. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. All York University positions are subject to budgetary…
ISEE/DEGROWTH 2020 SYMPOSIUM RECORDINGS
Video recordings are available for the global on-line symposium of the International Degrowth Network and the International Society for Ecological Economics on the theme of “Economy and Livelihoods after Covid-19” held September 1st-5th, 2020. Each day has one video (about 4-5 hours in length) containing all sessions for that day. Day 1: Tuesday 1st…