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December 1st, 2011

EAERE European Lifetime Achievement Award in Environmental Economics

The Award recognises those who have devoted themselves productively and persistently to communicating and enriching our endowment of knowledge in environmental economics.
Eligible candidates are those who:
- have already retired or are about to retire (It is accepted that for most nominees, the idea of 'retirement' is notional);
- have been significantly involved in the profession in Europe, e.g. by working here, or contributing regularly to the EAERE annual meetings and/or Summer School;
- have made an outstanding and sustained contribution to the field, including some combination of scholarship, institutional development and communication/dissemination.

The 2012 European Lifetime Achievement Award in Environmental Economics will be conveyed to the awardees during the EAERE 19th Annual Conference, to be held in Prague on June 27-30, 2012. The Nominating Committee is comprised of Partha Dasgupta (chair), Geir Asheim, Aldo Ravazzi and Catarina Roseta Palma. A final decision will be taken by the EAERE Council.

AWARDEES

Year 2011 Michael Hoel	Year 2009 Agnar Sandmo	Year 2008 W. Michael Hanemann	Year 2005 Karl-Goran Maler	Year 2005 David Pearce