Agenda
Coming up
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Ben D’Exelle (U East Anglia, UK) Competitive versus Destructive Envy: Evidence from a Real Effort Experiment -
Global challenges, regional Solutions: productivity growth and sustainability in the Frisian Dairy Sector, 1960-. - On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Ronald Plantinga will give a seminar on December 10, 2019. -
Frederic Ang (WUR-BEC) Adjusting for greenhouse gas emissions in agricultural productivity analysis: A global perspective -
Conrad Heilmann (Erasmus U Rotterdam) How to be fair: what philosophers and economists can learn from each other -
*Cancelled* Farewell Address Professor Ekko van Ierland
Past activities
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Karlijn Morsink (U Utrecht) Do No Harm? The Welfare Consequences of Behavioral Interventions -
Françeska Tomori (URV & CREIP, Tarragona) The impact of environmental regulatory capture on innovation and emissions: The case of the automobile industry -
Amsterdam Symposium on the History of Food - The Amsterdam Symposium on the History of Food is the annual international point of assembly and an exchange of knowledge in the field of Food history...
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Aliza Fleischer (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel) Economic Valuation of Cultural Ecosystem Services: The Case of Landscape Aesthetics in the Agritourism Market -
Francesco Cecchi (WUR-DEC) Ambiguity Attitudes and Willingness to Pay for Weather Insurance: Experimental Evidence from Rural Kenya. -
Solmaria Halleck Vega (WUR - UEC) Abrupt shifts in national land use and food production after a climate tipping point -
Erwin Bulte (WUR - DEC) Participatory Resource Management, Elite Capture and Local Livelihoods: Experimental Evidence from Rural Ethiopia -
GianCarlo Moschini (Iowa State University, U.S.A.) The Value of Product Innovations: Genetically Engineered Seeds -
Critical Gender Studies in the Life Sciences domains -
Gert Jan Hofstede (WUR, INF) Iconic patterns in Agent-Based Modelling -
Seminar by Minghui Li - On October 8 Minghui Li, from the History department of the University of Groningen, will give a presentation at the Leeuwenborch. The title of the...
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Jetske Bouma (PBL, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency) Evaluating environmental policy: the use & usefulness of experiments -
Alan de Brauw (IFPRI) Improving trust and reciprocity in agricultural input markets: A lab-in-the-field experiment in Bangladesh -
Jaap Sok (Business Economics, WUR) Farmers’ heterogeneous motives, voluntary vaccination and disease spread: an agent-based model -
XXI Annual BIOECON Conference - Inequality and poverty in biodiversity conservation and natural resource management
The Scientific Partners of BIOECON are pleased to inform you that... -
Ayal Kimhi (Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel): Who exits from a reforming sector? The case of dairy farmers in Israel -
Economics of Farm Households - 1 ECTS -
Ewout Frankema (Rural and Environmental History, Wageningen University) The Great Convergence. Skill Accumulation and Mass Education in Africa and Asia, 1870-present -
Esther Gehrke (U California, Berkeley, USA) Technical change and fertility: Evidence from the oil palm boom in Indonesia -
Assessing Economics and Policies Using the Real Options Methodology - 3 ECTS - Irreversible effects do play an important role in private as well as public decision making. The basis for the Precautionary Principle, an important...