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Summer schools
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Regular fees: 400 EUR
International Fees : 400 EUR
The Summer School is targeted to doctoral and post-doctoral students. Admission is conditional on the presentation by each student of his/her doctoral work; therefore applicants normally need to be advanced in their PhD to have produced at least one substantive chapter, but are not requested to have completely finished their thesis.
EAERE membership is not required for applications, but it is encouraged. EAERE Membership is required for accepted applicants: participation is restricted to 2023 EAERE members.
Mandatory documents:
motivation letter; *
curriculum vitae; *
letter(s) of reference from your supervisor(s); *
the first draft of the paper you would like to present – no length constraint. Full papers or extended abstracts are accepted; however, priority will be given to full papers. *
* Please note that mandatory documents are to be sent as a single .pdf file to: eaere-summer-school(at)uni-graz.at.
The School Organisers provide a limited number of scholarships for the coverage of the travel costs for participation.
Summer School Secretariat
Transnational and Cascading Climate Risks and Adaptation
The impacts of climate change materialize at the local level, yet physical connections trigger the transmission of climate change impacts across borders. Due to the high complexity of global supply chains, these transnational climate risks affect not only climate sensitive sectors such as agriculture, but also industrial and service sectors that are usually not at the center of climate change impact assessments. The summer school reviews different economic modeling approaches capable of assessing transnational and cascading climate risks. Lectures will cover different approaches to assess economic impacts and adaptation in various impact fields, such as flooding, heat, drought and migration etc. Additional topics are the modeling of response strategies, including international adaptation finance. Students will deepen their knowledge of their own core methodological experience, get a better understanding of complementary methods, and gain insights into novel modeling tools from related fields such as political science.
Scientific Coordinator: Francesco Bosello, CMCC
Local organizer: Birgit Bednar-Friedl, Uni Graz
Faculty:
Francesco Bosello, CMCC
Associate professor of economics at the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice & senior scientist at the Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change (CMCC)
https://www.cmcc.it/people/bosello-francesco
Cristina Cattaneo, EIEE
Head of the research area on Human Migration, RFF-CMCC European Institute of the Environment (EIEE)
https://www.eiee.org/member/cristina-cattaneo/
Rob Dellink, OECD
OECD Environment Directorate, Environment and Economy Integration Division
https://www.greengrowthknowledge.org/person/rob-dellink
Anil Markandya
Distinguished Ikerbasque Professor at the Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) & Honorary Professor of Economics, University of Bath
https://www.bc3research.org/anil_markandya.html
Magnus Benzie, SEI Oxford (tbc)
Stockholm Environmental Institute Oxford
Universitätsstraße 15
8010 Graz , Austria
