PARIS-DAUPHINE University - Place Maréchal Lattre de Tassigny 75775 Paris - ROOM RAYMOND ARON

SCOPE

The rapid economic development and increasing energy needs of developing and emerging countries imply a crucial need to better assess the conditions and feasibility of those countries in the context of climate change.

Economic development implies increased energy and other goods consumption, which requires to anticipate the paths that will ensure sustainability and low climate impacts in the long run. Moreover local development cannot be thought without considering land-use implications and the risk of resource depletion.

On the international agenda, increased participation of developing countries is essential, in order to foster the compatibility between legitimate development goals and necessary environmental targets. Further, the joint objective of adaptation and mitigation is decisive when considering the developing world.

This annual edition of the Annual Conference of the Climate Economics Chair will shed lights on these issues, by bringing together researchers in economics, finance and econometrics.

TOPICS

• Financial and economic analysis of energy markets in developing countries
• Environmental issues in developing countries
• Climate and energy policies analysis
• Agriculture, land-use change and climate
• Renewable energy use
• Natural resources and development
• Adaptation to climate change, food safety
• Green growth in developing and emerging countries

PLENARY PANEL SESSION

Maureen L. Cropper, University of Maryland

Ying Fan, Beihang University

Larry Goulder, Stanford University

Andreas Löschel, University of Munster

Thomas Sterner, Gothenburg University

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

• Dominique Bureau, Conseil Economique pour le Développement Durable
• Frank Convery, Environment Defense Fund
• Patrick Criqui, CNRS-Université Pierre Mendès-France
• Denny Ellerman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, European University Institute
• Meredith Fowlie, University of California at Berkeley
• Christian Gollier, Toulouse School of Economics
• Zou Ji, Renmin University.
• Pierre-André Jouvet, Université de Paris Nanterre, Université Paris Lumières
• Katheline Schubert, Paris School of Economics
• Jonathan Wiener, Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University

SUBMISSIONS AND IMPORTANT DATES

Authors are invited to submit full papers (in English) in WORD/PDF files, no later than July 6th to cfp2018@chaireeconomieduclimat.org

Notification of acceptance will be delivered before July 20th. The conference scientific program will be available by September 1^st at the latest.

General inquiries regarding the call for papers should be directed to the conference co-chairs organizing committee:

Anna Creti, University of Paris Dauphine, Climate Economics Chair anna.creti@dauphine.fr, Philippe Delacote INRA, Climate Economics Chair philippe.delacote@inra.fr

Important dates

July 6th: Submission deadline (full paper)

July 20th: Notification of acceptance/rejection

September 1st: Full scientific program

September 10th: Registration deadline

October 4th: CEC Annual Conference

ASSOCIATED JOURNALS

Two Special Issues : Environment and Development Economics and Energy Economics