Dal 2000 la European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE), la Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM), e la Venice International University (VIU) organizzano annualmente la European Summer School in Resource and Environmental Economics. L’obiettivo di questa iniziativa è quello di offrire corsi di formazione di alto livello sui temi Europei dell’ambiente e dell’economia delle risorse, per giovani ricercatori provenienti da tutto il mondo.

L’edizione del 2010, incentrata sulle negoziazioni internazionali sul Cambiamento Climatico, è stata organizzata in partnership con l’International Center for Climate Governance (ICCG), un’iniziativa di FEEM e della Fondazione Giorgio Cini (FGC), sviluppata con la collaborazione del CMCC, che focalizza le proprie attività di ricerca sulla politica del clima.

Contenuti del corso

Lectures’ outline and reading lists [ .pdf version (83 Kb)]

– Prof. Santiago RUBIO, University of Valencia, Spain (School Coordinator)
Topic: Dynamic models of international environmental agreements: a differential game approach
presentation

– Prof. Scott BARRETT, Columbia University, USA
Topic: Climate treaties
presentation I
presentation II

– Prof. Carlo CARRARO, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Italy and

Dr. Emanuele MASSETTI, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei and CMCC, Italy
Topic: The incentives to participate in and the stability of international climate coalitions: a game-theoretic analysis using the WITCH model
presentation

– Prof. Rob DELLINK

, Wageningen University, The Netherlands

Topic: Drivers of stability of climate coalitions: simulations with the STACO model

presentation

– Prof. Michael FINUS, University of Exeter Business School, UK
Topic: Coalition formation under uncertainty and risk: the success of international environmental agreements
presentation

– Prof. Andreas LANGE, University of Maryland, USA
Topic: Equity preferences and the formation of coalitions to provide public goods – experimental evidence from the lab
presentation I

presentation II

– Dr. Leonardo MASSAI, TMC Asser Institute, The Netherlands
Topic: Before and after the Copenhagen Accord: stocktaking pros and cons of the new legal architecture of the climate change regime
presentation