The organizing committee invites the submission of abstracts or papers on topics related to environmental, energy and resource economics.

The purpose of the workshop is to promote research that uses innovative approaches to identify the causal effects of policy interventions, market incentives and social nudges on environmental quality and energy use. Possible identification approaches include, but are not limited to:...

To provide the best opportunity for a comprehensive exchange of ideas concerning new empirical research in energy economics, the 2013 workshop is designed to allow time for a full presentation and discussion of each contribution. All sessions are held in plenary sessions (no concurrent...

Proposals on any aspProposals on any aspect of agricultural and resource economics, including teaching, research, and/or extension are encouraged.

Papers and Symposia are invited in the following subject categories: Consumer, Environment, Marketing, Natural Resources, Trade, Rural/Regional Development, International Development, Policy, Innovation, Industrial Organization, Production/Management, Health and Nutrition, and Energy.

The main theme of the conference is "Building Local, Scaling Global: Implementing Solutions for Sustainability" Implementing Themes 1. Re-building the biophysical base of ecological economics 2. Bridging ecological and behavioral economics 3. Designing social policy and education for the...

An all-day pre-conference workshop will be held on Thursday, June 6, entitled “Recent Advances in Program and Policy Evaluation” with Paul Ferraro (Georgia State University) and Dan Millimet (Southern Methodist University). The conference will feature General Sessions open to all topics of...

"The NABE Industry Conference focuses on the changing dynamics and rebalancing of US manufacturing and energy sectors in the global economy, highlighting its rejuvenation and new challenges and opportunities." Confrence theme "Energy: Will the Oil and Gas Boom Reignite the Economy?"

Manuscripts are invited on any topic relevant to the conference, including agricultural economics, natural resource economics, environmental economics, ecological economics, natural resource management, multi-disciplinary studies and policy issues.

The subject of the meeting is "Advances in Energy Economics Research"