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Workshop "Mapping Environmental Vulnerabilities: Data, Space, and Risk"
Roma Tre University, 24 September 2025
We invite submissions for the first workshop on "Mapping Environmental Vulnerabilities: Data, Space, and Risk", organized within the ERICE project and the GRINS research framework. The workshop will explore data- and space-driven approaches to environmental risk, resilience, and policy design.
We particularly welcome contributions on environmental risk mapping, geo-spatial analysis, climate adaptation, and circular economy strategies.
Submission deadline: July 20, 2025
Submit your extended abstract (500–1000 words) here
Contact: erice.project@gmail.com
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30th EAERE Annual Conference 2025
Bergen (Norway), 16 Jun - 19 Jun 2025
ERICE research team will present their works!
Washington DC, USA, March 28-April 1 2025)
ERICE research team will present their works!
This special issue, organised in collaboration with the Italian Association of Environmental and Resource Economics (IAERE), aims to address the pressing challenges posed by natural hazards, disasters and extreme climate and weather events from an economic and policy perspective. As the frequency and intensity of these events (such as droughts, extreme cold, flooding, heatwaves, hurricanes, storms, etc.) continue to escalate, understanding how to mitigate their devastating impacts is more urgent than ever.
We invite contributions exploring key topics including risk assessment methodologies, resilience strategies, and recovery mechanisms aimed at reducing the societal and economic costs of natural hazards. We welcome studies examining the intersection of extreme events with climate change, economic development, human health, infrastructure, biodiversity, and ecosystems at local, regional, national and global scales.
We also welcome articles presenting innovative tools and methods for predicting, monitoring, and managing risk, alongside research on governance capacities, planning and adaptation strategies to foster sustainable and resilient communities. Of particular interest are contributions that investigate barriers to effective disaster response (such as coordination challenges across policy levels and gaps in adaptation and mitigation efforts) and propose alternatives to enhance resilience.
By bringing together rigorous theoretical and empirical research, this special issue aims to provide valuable insights for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners committed to building societies better equipped to respond to and recover from extreme events.
Key themes include, but are not limited to:
Risk assessment and early warning systems
Socioeconomic impacts and recovery strategies
Barriers to effective disaster response and coordination
Climate adaptation and mitigation efforts
Cross-regional and sectoral comparisons
Innovative tools and methods for monitoring and managing natural hazards
Critical tasks and administrative capacities in disaster management: lessons for future capacity building
Open for submission from: 1 March 2025
Submission deadline: 30 June 2025
Guest Editors:
Elina De Simone
Roma Tre University
email: elina.desimone@uniroma3.it
Elena Paglialunga
Roma Tre University
email: elena.paglialunga@uniroma3.it
Eleonora Pierucci
Roma Tre University
email: eleonora.pierucci@uniroma3.it
Thirteenth IAERE Annual Conference
Department of Economics, University of Roma Tre, February 20-21, 2025
Special Session ERICE
ERICE research team will present their works!
Special Session ERICE
· Floods do not sink prices, cultural memory does: How flood risk affects housing prices in Italy (Lorenzo Costantini, Anna Bellaver, Ariadna Fosch, Anna Monticelli, Marco Pangallo, David Scala)
· A novel indicator for regional readiness in sustainability transitions: biomass supply for the EU bioeconomy strategy (Vincenzo D'Atteo, Naomi Di Santo, Edgardo Cristiano Sica, Roberta Sisto)
· Assessing drought impacts on vegetation and crop productivity in the Po River Basin: a high-resolution approach (Vito Frontuto, Irene Boccia, Sara Castiglia, Silvana Dalmazzone)
· It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity! New climate indices for Europe with a Multilevel Factor Model (Luca Pedini, Chiara Casoli, Matteo Manera, Daniele Valenti)
· Drought effects on agricultural productivity across EU regions (Andrea Pronti, Edoardo Baldoni, Dimitris Kremmydas, Dolores Rey Vicario, Pascal Tillie)
Finanziato nell’ambito del progetto dal titolo “Environmental Risks mapping for the Italian Circular Economy” (ERICE) – Bando pubblico a Cascata per la selezione di proposte progettuali da finanziare nell’ambito delle tematiche dello Spoke 5 “Innovazioni: Ecosistemi per le Economie Circolari” progetto PE 00000018 GRINS - Growing Resilient, Inclusive and Sustainable a valere sulle risorse del Piano Nazionale Ripresa e Resilienza (PNRR) Missione 4, “istruzione e ricerca” - Componente 2, “dalla ricerca all’impresa” - Investimento 1.3 – Next Generation EU D.D. rep. 1542/2024 prot. 0166560 del 04/03/2024 - CUP D13C22002160001. Pr. PTSL-SD21_01322140.
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