U.S. Ecological Economics Conference

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13th Conference of the United States Society for Ecological Economics

June 6-9 2024 | Albany, New York area

The conference will be held in a hybrid format.

Abstract submissions due March 11.

Early registration opens April 15.

Discounted conference rooms available now.

Themes

Stewards for the Future: Bringing Younger Generations to the Table

  1. Environmental and Social Justice
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. Climate Change: Environmental Justice and US Immigration Policy
    B. The Rise and Fall of Corporate Environmental, Social, and Governance Programs
    C. Feminist Economics
  2. Green Economy, Sustainability, and Social Well-Being
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. Is Increasing Urbanization Compatible with Global Biophysical Limits?
    B. The Role of Ecological Economics in Socio-Political Activism
    C. Is Social Well-Being Measurable?
  3. Ecological Economic Theory and Emerging Issues
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. Recent Advances in Ecosystem Services Measurement and Valuation
    B. The Viability of Methodological Pluralism
  4. Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resources
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. Organic Farming
    B. Fostering Racial and Ethnic Equality in Farm Policies
  5. Political Economy
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. Bringing Ecological Economics into US Federal Policy
    B. Political Polarization and the Success of Policies Promoting Sustainability
  6. Pedagogy of Ecological Economics
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. Promoting Ecological Economics in the US Educational System: K-12
    B. Promoting Ecological Economics in US Higher Education
  7. Energy Use and Sustainability
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. From Fossil Fuels to Renewable Energy: Can the Bottlenecks Be Overcome?
    B. The Colors of Hydrogen
  8. Climate Change
    Example topics in this Sub-Theme
    A. Adaptation
    B. Mitigation

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