- Short Description
- Programme
- Students Presentations
- Resource Persons
- Lecture Notes
- Logistical Information
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Short Description
During this week, a group of participants of the "1st School
on Ecological Economics" (January 27th - February 28th,
2003) will be invited to make their own presentations on topics
within the EEE Programme. Out of the twenty or so participants,
the best five to ten participants will be invited to visit the
ICTP in October 4th-8th, 2004 to develop their manuscripts into
publishable papers, with the scientific supervision and assistance
from the EEE Programme.
Programme
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Students Presentations
Elena BOJILOVA,
Bulgaria (last updated: 10.03.04)
An Overview of Integrated Flood-Losses
Management
Jetske BOUMA, India (last update: 23.03.04)
Local participation in soil and water conservation
in India's semi-arid watersheds
Vikram DAYAL, India
Social diversity and ecological complexity:Biologically invasive
Prosopis juliflora and villager extraction
Subrata MANDAL, India
Wellbeing from Exhaustible Resource Use: Case Study of the Oil
Sector of an Economy
Jane MARIARA, Kenya
(last update: 05.04.04)
Optimal Resource Allocation in Socio-Ecological
Systems: Implications for Sustainability in Kenyan Rangelands
Astrid NUNEZ,
Sweden
Optimal Conservation Areas: Adding Biological corridors and
Stochastic Events to the Basic Model
Simulations of Policy Impacts on Environmental Risk Analysis:
Applied to Oil Production in Tropical Rainforest
Carlos SALDARRIGA,
Chile (last updated: 16.03.04)
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis in the
Protection of an Endagered Species: the Case of Huemul (Hippocamelus
bisulcus) in Chile
Aneel SALMAN, Pakistan
An epidemiological and economic analysis carried out for the
determination of causes of disease through the study and comparison
of large populations of people living in different locations
or following different lifestyles and/or habits in their labor
productivity.
Chavratil SHYLAJAN, India
Coastal Mangrove Ecosystem, Fisheries and Fishermen's Welfare:
Mangrove-Fishery Linkages and Valuation
Pichika SRINIVASU,
India (last updated: 16.03.04)
Regime shifts in Eutrophied Lakes:
A Mathematical Study
The Role of Systems Modelling in
Policy: A study of Keoladeo National Park (KNP) India
Resource Persons
Anne Sophie Crepin,
The Beijer Institute, Sweden
Karl-Göran Mäler,
The Beijer Institute, Sweden
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Lecture Notes (Last update: 16.04.03)
Clark, 1989, Mathematical bioeconomics The optimal management of renewable resources Wiley, Second edition.
Costa Duarte, 1994, "Renewable Resource Market Obeying Difference Equations: Stable Points, Stable Cycles, and Chaos", Environmental and Resource Economics 4(4) pp353-382, August.
Crépin, Economics
and Ecosystems Multiple Species, Chaos and Thresholds
Crépin, 2002, "Tackling the Economics
of Ecosystems", Dissertations in Economics 2002:6, Department
of Economics, Stockholm University.
Crépin,
2004 Using Fast and Slow Processes to Manage Coral Reef Fisheries
with Threshold Effects, Beijer Discussion Paper 185.
Dasgupta
and Mäler, 2003, "The Economics of Non Convex Ecosystems",
Special issue in Environmental and Resource Economics. 26(4)
December.
Loza, The
slash and burn agriculture
Mäler, Wealth and well being in a model with discrete time
Wirl, 2004, "Thresholds in concave renewable
resource models" Ecological Economics, 48, pp 259-267.
Logistical Information
The workshop will be held in the ICTP Campus,
in the Adriatico Guesthouse (Lower Level, Lundqvist Lecture
Room).
For information about how to reach ICTP, please click
here.
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