Parallel Sessions Agenda
| Title of Session | Time | Author | Room |
| Ecosystem services in land management | Monday 10:15-11:45 | Loch Hall, Dayton Campus Center | |
| Developing robust and socially optimal nitrogen management strategies | Jesse Gourevitch | ||
| Social norms, conservation, and the long-term effects of short-term financial incentives | John Kerr | ||
| Energy and bio-physical economics | Monday 10:15-11:45 | Board Room, Weyerhauser Hall | |
| Superorganomics | Nathan John Hagens | ||
| Induced innovation in the waste management sector | Sahar Milani | ||
| Energy Policy and Job Creation at the State Level | Heidi Garrett-Peltier | ||
| Coastal and marine ecosystem services | Monday 10:15-11:45 | Davis Court, Markim Hall | |
| The spillover effect of natural protected areas on tourism revenues | José A. Lara-Pulido | ||
| Management options for balancing coral reef ecosystem service supply and demand | Kirsten Oleson | ||
| Choice Modeling and Its Application to Sundarbans Mangrove Forest Preservation | Md. Hafiz Iqbal | ||
| An Introduction to Ecological Economics | Monday 10:15-11:45 | Josh Farley | Davis Hall, Dayton Campus Center |
| Livelihoods and Development I | Monday 1:30-3:00 | Loch Hall | |
| A perfect storm: The collapse of quality of life in remote areas of Amazonas | James R. Kahn | ||
| Case Study: Volta, Senegal & IncoMaputo River Basin Organizations in Africa | Ms Lucia Motaung | ||
| Mismatches in spatial scale of supply and demand and their consequences for local Welfare in Scottish Aquaculture | Marcello Graziano | ||
| Income inequality and public conservation land in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula | Kathryn Frens | ||
| Advances in Ecological Economics I |
Monday 1:30-3:00 | Davis Hall, Dayton Campus Center | |
| Ecosystem service valuation for national accounting – current methodological debates | Nils Droste | ||
| A Sketch of Statistical Economics on Energetics | Ram Poudel | ||
| Needs, Norms and Consumption: The Consumer in a Sustainable Economy | Eric Kemp-Benedict | ||
| Ecofeminism and Money | Joseph Ament | ||
| Agroecology and the global environmental crisis: Theory, application, and lessons from Santa Catarina, Brazil | Monday 1:30-3:00 | Ben Dube | Davis Court, Markim Hall |
| Energy policy | Monday 1:30-3:00 | Board Room, Weyerhauser Hall | |
| A Policymaker’s View On Improving Key Economic Models Used for Climate Policy | Alex Barron | ||
| Pipeline Policy Versus Renewables: Why Social Cost Matters | Spencer Phillips | ||
| A Distributional Analysis of a Carbon Tax in the United States | Mark Paul | ||
| Iberian power: the path toward a more competitive and sustainable electricity market | Agustin Garcia | ||
| Ecological Economics and Development | Monday 3:30-5:00 | Davis Hall, Dayton Campus Center | |
| Dematerialization, Decoupling, and Productivity Change | Eric Kemp-Benedict | ||
| Use of Bayesian Belief Networks in predicting contamination of drinking water with E. coli in rural Vietnam | David C. Hall | ||
| Shrinking cities examined from a shrinking scale – the impact of household and neighborhood heterogeneity on changes in material and energy consumption, ecosystem services and environmental impact | Stephen B. Balogh | ||
| The Panda’s Pawprint: The environmental impact of China-led re-primarization in Latin America and the Caribbean | Rebecca Ray | ||
| Food systems and agricultural ecosystems | Monday 3:30-5:00 | Davis Court, Markim Hall | |
| CEA Lettuce Production: Methods, Environmental Sustainability and Economic Viability | Michael T. Mageau | ||
| Financial Deregulation, Speculation, and Food Security: Case Studies from Brazil, Indonesia, and Thailand | Sean Morris | ||
| Practicing Food Justice: A Comparative Evaluation of Recent Developments in Chicago & Philadelphia | Peter Kamps & John A. Sorrentino | ||
| The Dynamics of Pest Resistance Build Up in the Context of Market Power | Brian J. Gross | ||
| Panel – Towards Just and Pluralistic Ecosystem Service Valuation: Challenges and Opportunities | Monday 3:30-5:00 | Moderators: Georgia Mavromatti & Bonnie Keeler | Board Room, Weyerhauser Hall |
| Energy and ecological economics | Tuesday 10:15-11:45 | Board Room, Weyerhauser Hall | |
| Modelling and forecasting EU allowance prices applying artificial neural networks | Agustin Garcia | ||
| Modeling the Energy Future | James Case | ||
| Mitigating climate change through alternative ecological refrigeration systems | Josiah Taylor | ||
| A combined data envelopment and panel data analysis of the impact of mitigation technologies on environmental and economic productivity growth in OECD and BRICS countries | Fatih Karanfil | ||
| Ecosystem Services | Tuesday 10:15-11:45 | Davis Hall, Campus Center | |
| An economic and ecological approach for ecosystem services production and income generation in the Amazon | Alexandre A. F. Rivas | ||
| Combining Economics and Ecology for Migratory Species Conservation | Darius Semmens | ||
| Co-investment in Agroecology for Ecosystem Services in Santa Rosa de Lima, Brazil | Joshua Farley | ||
| The Use of Hedonic Analysis Within An Ecosystem Services Assessment To Inform Post-Hurricane Sandy Recovery And Resiliency Planning In Long Island, NY | Nadia Seeteram | ||
| Ecotourism and Outdoor Recreation | Tuesday 10:15-11:45 | Loch Hall, Campus Center | |
| Sport fishing management for environmental protection and sustainable development: An Application to the middle Rio Negro | James R. Kahn | ||
| Building Community Among Resorts in Protecting Ecosystem Services from the Threat of Aquatic Invasive Species | Patrick G. Welle | ||
| The Economics of Outdoor Recreation in Washington State | Tania Briceno | ||
| New Perspectives On Teaching Ecological Economics | Tuesday 10:15-11:45 | Davis Court, Markim Hall | |
| New Developments in Energy and Climate Change: The Potential for a New Energy Economy | Jonathan M. Harris | ||
| Teaching about Population: Social, Economic, and Ecological Analyses | Anne-Marie Codur | ||
| Ecological Economics, Music and Immersion in Nature: Integration through Experiential Learning | Nancy Bertaux, Kaleel Skeirik | ||
| Sustainable Agricultural Interventions | Tuesday 1:30-3:00 | Board Room, Weyerhauser Hall | |
| Addressing Farm Program Drivers of Tropical Forest Destruction and Fertilizer Pollution | Clay Ogg | ||
| Redefining efficiency in agriculture: A case study in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest | Joshua Farley | ||
| Sustainable intensification of agriculture: the location of land contraction and expansion matters | Nathaniel P. Springer | ||
| Risk analysis of on-farm industrial oil production from winter oilseed crops | Prabodh Illukpitiya | ||
| Sustainable Land Use and Restoration | Tuesday 1:30-3:00 | Davis Hall, Campus Center | |
| Land Use in Buffers of Two Costa-Rican National Parks | Robert Gottfried | ||
| A new index for prioritization in landscape ecological restoration | Tanh Nguyen | ||
| Socio-economic Analysis within an Ecosystem Service Framework: Assessing Delta Restoration | Tania Briceno | ||
| The Role of the Value-Transfer Methodology in Scaling Human-Use Restoration Projects Under the Oil Pollution Act | Heath Byrd | ||
| Sustainable Water Management | Tuesday 1:30-3:00 | Loch Hall, Campus Center | |
| The impact of water quality policy on farmer autonomy in agricultural watersheds | Courtney Hammond Wagner | ||
| Water as a Fictitious Commodity: A Critique of Market-Based Environmental Policies | Hannah Lawson | ||
| Upstream solutions to coral reef conservation: The payoffs of smart and cooperative decision-making | Kirsten Oleson | ||
| Sustainability Issues in Asia | Tuesday 1:30-3:00 | Davis Court, Markim Hall | |
| Amenity demand versus species conservation in Indian zoos | David Martin | ||
| A framework for understanding the livelihood impact of forest plantations in developing countries, with evidence from the Indian Himalaya | Forrest Fleischman | ||
| Community-Managed Forests and Household Welfare: Empirical Evidence from Nepal | Jayash Paudel | ||
| Environmental impacts of shifting to healthy diet: Case of China | Pan HE | ||
| Sustainability Issues in Sub-Saharan Africa | Tuesday 3:30-5:00 | Davis Court, Markim Hall | |
| REACCTING to a rebound? An econometric analysis of fuelwood demand responses to a randomized controlled experiment with improved cookstoves in northern Ghana | Kelsey Hample | ||
| Using Binomial Probit Models to isolate factors that influenced community and household placement into Ghana’s Modified Taungya System | Doe Adovor | ||
| Decentralized forest and wildlife management in Tanzania: Does the theory match with practises? | Innocent H. Babili | ||
| Natural Capital and Governance | Tuesday 3:30-5:00 | Board Room, Weyerhauser Hall | |
| The institution of science in natural resource management | Adrienne Strubb | ||
| Characterizing Ecosystem Services of Coastal Dunes to Support Environmental Management Partnerships | Robert B. Richardson | ||
| Conserving and regenerating forests and soils to mitigate climate change | Jonathan M. Harris & Anne-Marie Codur | ||
| Education for Sustainability | Tuesday 3:30-5:00 | Loch Hall, Campus Center | |
| The entrepreneurial university and sustainable development in Kuwait: Research agenda on food, water, and energy | Ali Aljamal | ||
| The role of economic literacy in fostering sustainability | Madhavi Venkatesan | ||
| Explicit economics: Addressing conscious consumption for sustainability | Madhavi Venkatesan | ||
| Ecological Economics Tools for Design Thinking | Sayeh Dastgheib-Beheshti | ||
| Advances in Ecological Economics II |
Tuesday 3:30-5:00 | Davis Hall, Campus Center | |
| The Economics of Equity: Insights from the BDY Model | Garvin H. Boyle | ||
| Kiss nature goodbye. The dangerous illusions of post-environmentalism | Sam Bliss | ||
| Multilevel Research: Exploring new avenues for sustainability between ecological and economic systems | Nikhil Joshi | ||
| Meeting Planetary Boundaries: Economy-Wide Assessment of Global Policies towards Strong Sustainability | Maksym Chepeliev | ||
| Sustainability Indicators and Practices | Wednesday 10:15-11:45 | Loch Hall, Campus Center | |
| Pricing Water under the Public Trust Doctrine: Designing a Process for Policy Makers in Hawaii | Regina Ostergaard-Klem | ||
| Women Parliamentarians and Deforestation Around The World | Nurmukhammad Yusupov | ||
| Moving Beyond GDP: The Impacts of State-Level Initiatives in Measuring “Genuine Progress” | Anders Hayden | ||
| Genuine Progress Indicator 2.0: Pilot Accounts for the U.S., Maryland, and City of Baltimore 2012-2014 | Michael Weisdorf | ||
| Sustainability-Based Policy | Wednesday 10:15-11:45 | Davis Hall, Campus Center | |
| Ten Successes: Ecological Economics Applied | David Batker | ||
| A new ecological economics model for Amazonas | Alexandre Rivas | ||
| The Role of Ecological Fiscal Transfers for Solid Waste Management in the Overall Policy Mix | Felipe Luiz Lima de Paulo | ||
| Ecological Fiscal Transfers in Europe – evidence-based design options of a transnational scheme | Nils Droste | ||
| Advances in Ecological Economics III | Wednesday 10:15-11:45 | Davis Court, Markim Hall | |
| Integrated Systems Dynamic Model of the Macroeconomy: People, Nature, and Money | Carey King | ||
| Developing and Applying Ecosystem Accounting to Coastal Long Island Bays | Anthony Dvarskas | ||
| Modeling Intergenerational Sustainability | Garvin H Boyle | ||
| Improving Our Pedagogy, Expanding Our Reach: Infusing Ecological Economics Across Disciplines and Grade Levels | Wednesday 10:15-11:45 | Susan Santone | Board Room, Weyerhauser Hall |