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Last updated:
October 6th, 2009
European Association
of Environmental and Resource Economists
Erik Kempe Award
Thanks to the generous support of The Kempe Foundation, the Erik Kempe Award in Environmental and Resource Economics was introduced at the 1995 EAERE Annual Conference held at the University of Umeå. The first prize was awarded at the EAERE Annual Conference held in 1996. The prize is awarded biannually to the best paper in the field of environmental and resource economics, published in a refereed journal by an author affiliated to a European research institution (in the case of joint papers, at least one of them must be affiliated to a European institution).
The prize is awarded by an international jury of three members. Two members are selected by the EAERE board among the best scholars in the field of environmental and resource economics and appointed by The Kempe Foundation. One member is selected by the Rector of the Umeå University and appointed by The Kempe Foundation.
The papers can be submitted by the authors or suggested by anybody else by sending the complete reference to the EAERE Secretariat, according to the timetable announced by the Secretariat. The papers must be published in the two calendars years preceding the award, and must be written in English.
The prize is conveyed to the winner biannually at the yearly EAERE Annual Congress by the President of EAERE. In the fall (October-November) of the same year the prize-winner(s) is (are) invited to Umeå University, where a second ceremony of prize conveyance takes place and the prize-winner(s) delivers (deliver) the Eric Kempe lecture(s) and heads seminars. The latter ceremony takes place during the annual celebration at Umeå University when new professors are appointed and honorary doctors installed.
The prize-sum is 100,000 SEK.
Previous winners and corresponding articles are as follows:
Lans Bovenberg and Laurence Goulder
"Optimal Environmental Taxation in the Presence of Other Taxes"
American Economic Review, 84, September, 1996
1996
Scott Barrett
"Self-Enforcing International Environmental Agreements"
Oxford Economic Papers, 46, 878-894, 1994
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European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE)
Castello 5252 - I-30122 Venice, Italy
Tel: +39.041.2711468 - Fax: +39.041.2711461 eaere@eaere.org
Last updated:
October 6th, 2009
European Association
of Environmental and Resource Economists
Erik Kempe Award
Thanks to the generous support of The Kempe Foundation, the Erik Kempe Award in Environmental and Resource Economics was introduced at the 1995 EAERE Annual Conference held at the University of Umeå. The first prize was awarded at the EAERE Annual Conference held in 1996. The prize is awarded biannually to the best paper in the field of environmental and resource economics, published in a refereed journal by an author affiliated to a European research institution (in the case of joint papers, at least one of them must be affiliated to a European institution).
The prize is awarded by an international jury of three members. Two members are selected by the EAERE board among the best scholars in the field of environmental and resource economics and appointed by The Kempe Foundation. One member is selected by the Rector of the Umeå University and appointed by The Kempe Foundation.
The papers can be submitted by the authors or suggested by anybody else by sending the complete reference to the EAERE Secretariat, according to the timetable announced by the Secretariat. The papers must be published in the two calendars years preceding the award, and must be written in English.
The prize is conveyed to the winner biannually at the yearly EAERE Annual Congress by the President of EAERE. In the fall (October-November) of the same year the prize-winner(s) is (are) invited to Umeå University, where a second ceremony of prize conveyance takes place and the prize-winner(s) delivers (deliver) the Eric Kempe lecture(s) and heads seminars. The latter ceremony takes place during the annual celebration at Umeå University when new professors are appointed and honorary doctors installed.
The prize-sum is 100,000 SEK.
Previous winners and corresponding articles are as follows:
Lans Bovenberg and Laurence Goulder
"Optimal Environmental Taxation in the Presence of Other Taxes"
American Economic Review, 84, September, 1996
1996
Scott Barrett
"Self-Enforcing International Environmental Agreements"
Oxford Economic Papers, 46, 878-894, 1994
Web editing: EAERE
Secretariat - WiserHosting.com: Web
Hosting
European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE)
Castello 5252 - I-30122 Venice, Italy
Tel: +39.041.2711468 - Fax: +39.041.2711461 eaere@eaere.org