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Participants’ list Last update: June 8th, 2016 The full details of participants are available in the membership directory accessible to EAERE members at the Member Login are at http://www.eaere-members.org/. Please note that some participants did not authorize the inclusion of their data in this list. Dr. Kibrom ABAY Dr. Isabella ALLOISIO Prof. Arild ANGELSEN University of Copenhagen Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Norwegian University of Life Sciences Denmark Italy Norway Dr. Jens ABILDTRUP Dr. Francisco ALPIZAR Dr. Erik ANSINK INRA-LEF EfD-Environment for Development Utrecht University France Initiative, CATIE Netherlands Costa Rica Dr. David ADAMSON Dr. Fabio ANTONIOU The University of Queensland Mr. Moutaz ALTAGHLIBI University of Ioannina Australia Universite Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne Greece and University of Amsterdam Mr. Lassi AHLVIK Netherlands Prof. Werner ANTWEILER Aalto University, Luke University of British Columbia Finland Prof. Wilhelm ALTHAMMER Canada HHL gGmbH Ms. Heini AHTIAINEN Germany Dr. Claudia ARAVENA Natural Resources Institute Finland Trinity College Dublin (Luke) Dr. Irene ALVARADO QUESADA Ireland Finland Researcher Costa Rica Dr. Anchal ARORA Mr. Alaa AL KHOURDAJIE University of Delhi University of Bath Dr. Jean Pierre AMIGUES India United Kingdom TSE-LERNA-INRA France Mr. Rodrigo ARRIAGADA Dr. Md Mahmudul ALAM Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Universiti Utara Malaysia Mr. Julius ANDERSSON Chile Malaysia London School of Economics Chile United Kingdom Prof. Anna ALBERINI Dr. Kentaka ARUGA University of Maryland Dr. Mark ANDOR Ishikawa Prefectural University United States Rhine-Westphalia Institute for Japan Economic Research (RWI) Prof. Heidi J. ALBERS Germany Dr. Elias ASPROUDIS University of Wyoming University of Swansea United States Ms. Saraly ANDRADE DE SA United Kingdom Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Dr. José ALBIAC Switzerland Ms. Aino ASSMUTH CITA (Government of Aragón) University of Helsinki Spain Dr. Frederic ANG Finland University of Reading Ms. Maria ALLÓ United Kingdom Ms. Diane AUBERT University of Santiago de Compostela CES and Paris School of Economics Spain France 1 EAERE/2016 Participants’ List Mr. Saussay AURELIEN Ms. Nadine BAUMBERGER Dr. Julia BLASCH French Economic Observatory - ETH zurich VU University Amsterdam Sciences Po Switzerland Netherlands France Prof. Stefan BAUMGÄRTNER Prof. Christoph BOEHRINGER Dr. Matthias BÖSCH University of Freiburg University of Oldenburg Thünen Institute of International Germany Germany Forestry and Forest Economics Germany Dr. Birgit BEDNAR-FRIEDL Dr. Anton BONDAREV University of Graz University of Basel Mr. Gabriel BACHNER Austria Switzerland University of Graz Austria Ms. Mariia BELAIA Dr. Nina BOOGEN University of Hamburg Centre for Energy Policy and Dr. Michele BAGGIO Germany Economics, ETH Zurich University Of Connecticut Switzerland United States Ms. Elisa BELFIORI Colorado State University Prof. Simone BORGHESI Ms. Irina BAKALOVA United States University of Siena KU Leuven Italy Belgium Mr. Allan Ivan BELTRAN HERNANDEZ Mr. Stefan BORSKY Prof. Erin BAKER University of Birmingham University of Southern Denmark University of Massachusetts Amherst United Kingdom Denmark United States Mr. Ran BEN MALKA Mr. Nicolas BORZYKOWSKI Dr. Anca Claudia BALIETTI Ben-Gurion University Of the Negev, Geneva School of Business Harvard University Israel Administration United States Israel Switzerland Dr. Prasenjit BANERJEE Ms. Catharina R. BENING Dr. Francesco BOSELLO University of Manchester ETH Zurich Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate United Kingdom Switzerland Change and University of Milan Italy Prof. Sangeeta BANSAL Prof. John BERGSTROM Jawaharlal Nehru University The University of Georgia Dr. Valentina BOSETTI India United States Bocconi University, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM) Prof. Edward B. BARBIER Dr. Regina BETZ Italy University of Wyoming Zurich University of Applied Sciences United States Switzerland Dr. Jetske BOUMA PBL - Netherlands Environmental Dr. Markus BAREIT Ms. Lucia BEVERE Assessment Agency ETH Zurich Swiss Re Netherlands Switzerland Switzerland Dr. Martina BOZZOLA Prof. Scott BARRETT Ms. Sylwia BIALEK European University Institute EUI Columbia University Goethe University Frankfurt Switzerland United States Germany Prof. Urs Steiner BRANDT Dr. Anna BARTCZAK Mr. Philipp BIERMANN University of Southern Denmark Warsaw Ecological Economics Center, University of Oldenburg Denmark University of Warsaw Germany Poland Ms. Noreen BRENNAN Mr. Benjamin BLANZ National University of Ireland, Galway Prof. Ian BATEMAN University Hamburg Ireland University of Exeter Germany United Kingdom 2 EAERE/2016 Participants’ List Prof. David N. BRESCH Dr. Danny CAMPBELL Dr. Jevan CHERNIWCHAN Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, University of Stirling University of Alberta ETH Zurich United Kingdom Canada Switzerland Dr. Tim CAPON Prof. Marc CHESNEY Prof. Lucas BRETSCHGER CSIRO Professor of Quantitative Finance ETH Zurich Australia Switzerland Switzerland Dr. Stefano CARATTINI Ms. Fadoua CHIBA Dr. Mike BROCK HEG Geneva and LSE university of Bordeaux University of East Anglia Switzerland France United Kingdom Mr. Miguel CARDENAS RODRIGUEZ Prof. Susan CHILTON Ms. Susanne BROOKS OECD Newcastle University Environmental Defense Fund France United Kingdom United States Dr. Samuel CARRARA Prof. Ariaster CHIMELI Prof. Roy BROUWER Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei University of Sao Paulo University of Waterloo Italy Brazil Canada Prof. Carlo CARRARO Prof. Mireille CHIROLEU-ASSOULINE Dr. Christa BRUNNSCHWEILER Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University of East Anglia (FEEM), Ca' Foscari University of France United Kingdom Venice Italy Dr. Peter CHRISTENSEN Mr. Jan BRUSSELAERS University of Illinois Ghent University Dr. Fernando CARRIAZO United States Belgium University of Los Andes Colombia Prof. Pascale COMBES MOTEL Prof. Wolfgang BUCHHOLZ School of Economics and CERDI University of Regensburg and CESifo Dr. Cristina CATTANEO University of AUvergne Munich Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM) France Germany and CMCC Italy Mr. Emmanuel COMBET Mr. Wiktor BUDZINSKI Centre for International Research on University of Warsaw Dr. Simone CERRONI Environment and Development, Poland Queen's University Belfast CIRED, Paris United Kingdom France Dr. Faisal BUYINZA School of Economics, Makerere Mr. Davide CERRUTI Dr. Silvia CONCETTINI University University of Maryland Ecole Polytechnique Uganda United States France Dr. Brita BYE Dr. Antoine CHAMPETIER DE RIBES Dr. Karine CONSTANT Statistics Norway ETH Zurich EconomiX Universite Paris Ouest Norway Switzerland France Prof. Francisco CABO Mr. Victor CHAMPONNOIS Prof. Frank CONVERY IIMUVa, University of Valladolid AMSE-GREQAM Environmental Defense Fund Spain France United States Prof. Robert CAIRNS Mr. Regnacq CHARLES Dr. Bethany COOPER McGill University universite de pau et des pays de l'adour University of South Australia Canada France Australia Dr. Lorenza CAMPAGNOLO Dr. Hsiao-Chi CHEN Mr. James CORBISHLEY Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei National Taipei University Aalto University Italy Taiwan Finland 3 EAERE/2016 Participants’ List Dr. Hélia COSTA Dr. Julien DAUBANES Prof. Simon DIETZ London School of Economics ETH Zurich London School of Economics (LSE) United Kingdom Switzerland United Kingdom Christopher COSTELLO Mr. Marc DAUBE Dr. Johane DIKGANG University of California - Santa Barbara, University of St Andrews University of Johannesburg and NBER United Kingdom South Africa United States Prof. Aart DE ZEEUW Dr. Francesca DILUISO Dr. Renaud COULOMB Tilburg University University of Rome "Tor Vergata" University of Melbourne Netherlands Italy Australia Dr. Antoine DECHEZLEPRETRE Mr. Alexandros DIMITROPOULOS Dr. Anne-Sophie CRÉPIN London School of Economics OECD Environment Directorate The Beijer Institute of Ecological United Kingdom France Economics, The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Dr. Thijs DEKKER Prof. Ariel DINAR Sweden Institute for Transport Studies, University of California, Riverside University of Leeds United States Prof. John CURTIS United Kingdom Economic and Social Research Institute Dr. Dafna DISEGNI Ireland Mr. Stellio DEL CAMPO Tel Hai Academic Center EconomiX - CNRS and University of Israel Prof. Mikolaj CZAJKOWSKI Paris Ouest - Nanterre La Defense University of Warsaw France Ms. Luisa DRESSLER Poland Université Libre de Bruxelles Dr. Philippe DELACOTE Belgium Dr. Alessio D'AMATO INRA Università di Roma Tor Vergata France Mr. Robbert DROOP Italy Ministry of Infrastructure and the Dr. Elisa DELPIAZZO Environment Dr. Connie DACUYCUY The Euro-Mediterranean Center on Netherlands Ateneo De Manila Univeresity Climate Change Philippines Italy Mr. Moritz DRUPP University of Kiel Ms. Ingrid DALLMANN Dr. Francis DENNIG Germany University Paris Sud Paris Saclay Yale-NUS College France Singapore Mr. Gaspard DUMOLLARD UMR Economie Publique, Dr. Lawrence DAMNYAG Olivier DESCHENES AgroParisTech/INRA Forestry Research Institute of Ghana University of California Santa Barbara France Ghana United States Ms. Marion DUPOUX Ms. Vera DANILINA Mr. Antoine DEYMIER University Paris 10 Aix-Marseille School of Economics Lameta-University Montpellier 1 France France France Dr. Tunc DURMAZ Prof. Astrid DANNENBERG Dr. Salvatore DI FALCO City University of Hong Kong University of Kassel University of Geneva Hong Kong Germany Switzerland Dr. Damien DUSSAUX Mr. Prudence DATO Dr. Corrado DI MARIA London School of Economics University of Savoie/IREGE University of East Anglia United Kingdom France
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