Conference Program

Thursday, April 5

9h - 9h30 Welcome Speech

9h30 - 11h30 Parallel sessions

Forest policy - Room C201 - Chair: NUNEZ-ROCHA Thais

BRETEAU-AMORES Sandrine, BRUNETTE Marielle, DAVI Hendrik

An economic comparison of adaptation strategies towards a drought-induced risk of forest decline: financial vs. carbon balance

ABILDTRUP Jens, OUVRARD Benjamin, STENGER Anne

Closing nutrient cycles through wood-ash recycling in Sweden

ABILDTRUP Jens, BOSTEDT Göran, OUVRARD Benjamin, STENGER Anne

Nudging acceptability for wood-ash recycling in forests

Climate change, wealth and migration - Room C202- Chair: BAUDASSE Thierry

CASSIN Lesly

The effects of migration and pollution externality on natality in Caribbean economies: a theoretical analysis

Chort Isabelle, DE LA RUPELLE Maëlys

Managing the impact of climate change on migration: evidence from Mexico

GALLIC Ewen, VERMANDEL Gauthier

Weather Shocks, Climate Change and Business Cycles

TERRENCE Iverson, JAAKKOLA Niko

Sea level rise and the social cost of flood insurance subsidies

Natural resources protection - Room Salle des Thèses - Chair: BRUNNSCHWEILER Christa

KELES Derya, DELACOTE Philippe, PFAFF Alexander Pfaff

What drives the withdrawal of protected areas? Evidence from the Brazilian Amazon

LAWSON Laté, NGUYEN-VANA Phu

Is a peaceful cohabitation between living species possible? An empirical analysis on the drivers of threatened species

TARDIEU Lea, TUFFERY Laetitia

Preserving natural habitat quality and/or recreational attractiveness? Spatial tools for management planning

11h30 - 11h45 Coffee break

11h45 - 12h45 Keynote Lecture

STERNER Thomas (University of Gothenburg)

“Does the market trump politics?”

12h45 - 14h15 Lunch at “Agora” Restaurant

14h15 - 16h15 Parallel sessions

Special session "Recycling" - Room Salle des Thèses - Chair: GUYONNET Dominique

(organized with the support of BRGM and Labex Voltaire)

DE BEIR Jean, SOURRISSEAU Sylvain

The effect of recycling over a mining oligopoly

FABRE Adrien, FODHA Mouez, RICCI Francesco

Mineral resources for renewable energy: omoptimal timing of energy production

GODZINSKI Alexandre

Towards a circular economy: taxing extraction or landfilling? Lessons from a two-country CGE model​

VIDAL Olivier

Modelling the past and future production of mineral resources

Special session "Environmental regulation" - Room C201 - Chair: TURCU Camélia

(organized with the support of the "Modelling" Research Axis of MSH Val de Loire)

BITAT Abdelfeteh

The dynamic effect of policy-induced eco-innovation on business competitiveness: evidence on Porter Hypothesis from German panel data

NUNEZ-ROCHA Thais, TURCU Camelia

Trade in fuels and environmental regulation

BRUNNSCHWEILER Christa, EDJEKUMHENE Ishmael, LUJALA Päivi

Does information matter? Transparency and demand for accountability in Ghana's resource revenue management

Managing resources: empirics - Room C202 - Chair: BAZILLIER Rémi

BEN-SALHA Ousama, DACHRAOUI Hajer, SEBRI Maamar

Natural resource rents and economic growth in the top resource abundant countries: a PMG estimation

MILOVICH Juliana

The impact of the expansion of African palm crop on food and nutrition security in Guatemala

BRUN Jean François, COULIBALY Seydou

Impact of Natural Resources Wealth on Tax Revenue in Africa: Do Institutions and Economic Diversification Matter?

16h15 - 16h30 Coffee break

16h30 - 18h00 Parallel Sessions

Exhaustible resources and energy - Room C201- Chair: GALIEGUE Xavier

GASPARD Marion, MISSEMER Antoine

Early stages of economic dynamics: is there a Ramsey-Hotelling connection?

GIRAUDET Louis-Gaëtan, PETRONEVICH Anna, FAUCHEUX Laurent

How do lenders price energy-efficiency loans? Evidence from France

TALEVI Marta

Willingness to pay for improved cookstoves: selling ice to Eskimos?

Geoengineering and BECCS - Room Salle des Thèses - Chair: VIDAL Olivier

HEYEN David, HORTON Joshua, MORENO-CRUZ Juan

Strategic implications of counter-geoengineering: clash, cooperation, or nonuse?

LAUDE Audrey

Co-authorship network in the BECCS (bioenergy with carbon capture and storage) research community

MASSOL Olivier, RIFAAT Omer

Phasing out the U.S. Federal Helium Reserve: Policy insights from a world helium model

19h30 Gala Dinner at the "Lift" Restaurant

Friday, April 6

9h00 - 11h00 Parallel Sessions

Resources, growth, sustainable development - Room C201 - Chair: JAAKKOLA Niko

CLOOTENS Nicolas

Growth in an overlapping generation economy with a polluting non-renewable resource

DEL CAMPO Stellio

Can intragenerational and intergenerational equity be reconciled with renewable resources?

MAVI Can Askan

What can abrupt events tell us about sustainability?

REISINEZHAD Arsham

Growth and Income Inequality in Resource Countries: Theory and Evidence

Special session "Natural disasters" - Room C202 - Chairs: MILLOCK Katrin & RABAUD Isabelle

DALLMANN GAMARRA Ingrid

Weather variations and international trade

BARROWS Geoffrey, CALEL Raphael, OLLIVIER Hélène

Trade-induced spillovers from natural disasters

EL HADRI Hajare, MIRZA Daniel, RABAUD Isabelle

Why natural disasters do not lead to exports disasters in developing countries

FELBERMAYR Gabriel, GRÖSCHL Jasmin, SANDERS Mark, SCHIPPERS Vincent, STEINWACHS Thomas

Assessing Local Impacts of Natural Disasters Using Night Light Data

Managing resources: theory - Room Salle des Thèses - Chair: FODHA Mouez

LIBOIS François

Success and failure of communities managing natural resources: static and dynamic inefficiencies

PECHER Pierre

Ethnic divisions and the effect of appropriative competition intensity on economic performance

QUEROU Nicolas

Interacting collective action problems in the commons

LÖWENSTEIN Wilhelm, ZADA Richard

A note on the asymmetric Hubbertian revenue distribution and rent-seeking incentive

11h00 - 11h15 Coffee break

11h15 - 12h15 Keynote Lecture

VAN DER PLOEG Rick (Oxcarre, University of Oxford)

"Climate Policy, Unburnable Carbon and Stranded Assets"

12h15 - 13h45 Lunch at "Agora" Restaurant

13h45 - 15h45 Parallel sessions

Energy and development - Room C201 - Chair: GIRARD Victoire

CHIROLEU-ASSOULINE Mireille, FODHA Mouez, KIRAT Yassine

Carbon curse in developed countries

BAUSASSE Thierry, HORUKOVA Michaela

Is there a trilemma of energy policy? A theoretical and empirical approach

BERRY Audrey

Measuring energy poverty: a multidimensional index to broaden the scope of policy responses

MATEI Iuliana

Does energy consumption stimulate economic growth? Empirical evidence for Emerging European countries

Climate change, pollution and recycling - Room Salle des Thèses - Chair: WHITAGEN Cees

BENCHEKROUN Hassan, VAN DER MEIJDEN Gerard, WITHAGEN Cees

OPEC, shale oil, and global warming

BA Bocar Samba, COMBES-MOTEL Pascale, SCHWARTZ Sonia To what extent do recycling and taxation of rare earths mitigate the balance problem and control pollution?

ING Julie, NICOLAI Jean-Philippe

North-South diffusion of climate-mitigation technologies: The crowding-out effect on relocation

Taxes and resources - Room C202 - Chair: KIRAT Djamel

STEFANSKI Radoslaw, TOEWS Gerhard

What’s in a wedge? Distortions in the oil industry

CHARLIER Dorothée, KIRAT Djamel, FODHA Mouez

The European carbon-tax and its redistributive consequences

DOUENNE Thomas

The vertical and horizontal distributive effects of energy taxes: A micro-simulation study of a French policy

ING Julie

Adverse selection, commitment and exhaustible resource taxation

15h45 - 16h00 Coffee break

16h00 - 18h00 Parallel Sessions

Energy transition and structural change - Room Salle des Thèses - Chair: SCHUBERT Katheline

BANGALORE Mook

Assessing the benefits of fuel conversion: A quasi-experimental evaluation of the short-term impacts of Indonesia’s LPG Conversion Program on households in West Nusa Tenggara province

RAVINA Alessandro

Assessing transition risk at microeconomic level with a stress test methodology

POMMERET Aude, SCHUBERT Katheline

Energy transition with variable and intermittent renewable electricity generation

LÖWENSTEIN Wilhelm, ZADA Richard

Autocratic bargaining and the speed of structural change in the petroleum exporting labor surplus economies

Oil and mining resource management - Room C201 - Chair: TOEWS Gerhard

BAZILLIER Rémi, GIRARD Victoire

The gold digger and the machine. Evidence on the distributive impact of the artisanal and industrial gold boom in Burkina Faso

GUENTHER Martin

Local effects of artisanal mining: empirical evidence from Ghana

HARDING Tornn, STEFANSKI Radoslaw, TOEWS Gerhard

Boom goes the price: giant resource discoveries and real exchange rate appreciation

OUKACI Kamal, MEHIDI Kahina

Natural resources management, institutions and growth: the case of African countries

Resources, trade and environment - Room C202 - Chair: NUNEZ-ROCHA Thais

BOUZIRI Amira, GHAZZAI Hend, LAHMANDI-AYED Rim

International ecolabel vs national ecolabels

KUHN Thomas, PESTOW Radomir, ZENKER Anja

Endogenous climate coalitions and free trade - building the missing link

MARTINEZ-ZARZOSO Inmaculada, NUNEZ-ROCHA Thais

Are International Environmental Agreements Efficient? The Case of the Rotterdam and the Stockholm Conventions

HERZBERG Julika

Protection and profit: Spill–over effects of governmental and marked–based forest policies

18h00 Closing Remarks

Presentation of the special sessions

Special session “Trade and Natural Disasters”

Climate change in the form of long run increases in temperature and changes in precipitation patterns can affect productivity in all sectors, and in particular agriculture. Trade patterns will hence be affected following the economic impact of climate change on production. In addition, more frequent extreme events such as floods, storms and hurricanes have a direct short-term impact. Natural disasters such as these could have more long-term persistent effects as well. All in all, these events could affect not only the local economy but also trade patterns and globalization. The aim of this session is to examine the consequences of climate change and the increase in natural disasters on the local economy as well as on trade and globalization.

Special session "Environmental Regulation"

Nowadays environmental regulation, natural resources exploitation and international development are strongly interconnected. This session welcomes both theoretical and empirical papers that lie at the crossroad of resources and environmental economics and international economics. Specifically, submissions should focus on the interactions between environmental regulation and natural resources exploitation and trade, or on the link between environmental regulation and the distribution of firms, production factors and income.

Special session "Recycling and resource economics: impacts, implementation, and limits"

While energy transition will require an increasing demand for mineral resources, recycling appears as a promising way to reduce the anthropic pressure on natural resources. The economic feasibility of recycling depends on numerous factors: availability of primary resources, technical progress and innovation, collection networks. This special session will address both empirical and theoretical aspects of recycling, its potential impacts, implementation, and limits.