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The International Society for Ecological Economics.Hotels in Singapore

Welcome to the ISEE web-site.

To promote understanding between economists and ecologists in the development of a sustainable world

We are happy to receive any suggestions for its further improvement.

ISEE 2006

The International Society for Ecological Economists (ISEE) facilitates understanding between economists and ecologists and the integration of their thinking into a trans-discipline aimed at developing a sustainable world. The following are some of the broad areas and particular questions of ongoing research and discussion in ecological economics:

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Modelling

How can we better integrate economic and ecological models to address management of local biodiversity, an ocean fishery, or the climate services of the global atmosphere?

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Equity

How does equity between individual people, nations, and over generations relate to sustainability?

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Indicators

Can we redirect development by augmenting traditional indicators such as GDP (gross domestic product) with biophysical indicators such as ecological footprint and social indicators such as the education of women?

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Limits

What properties of ecological and social systems act as "limits" to development and to what extent can human-produced capital substitute for natural capital?

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Trade &
Development

How do current policies to promote development through capital mobility affect the control of natural resources, the ability of nations to manage environmental systems, and the distribution of well-being?

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Valuation

To what extent can we measure the value of non-market services provided by ecosystems and how can we promote public discourse on environmental and social values that significantly enriches economic measures?

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Policy
Instruments

How should systems of tradable environmental permits and obligations, combined with environmental tax reform, be implemented?

A cross-disciplinary approach is necessary because conflicting perspectives in economics and ecology have led to economic and environmental policies that are mutually destructive, rather than reinforcing and sustainable.

The Society promotes understanding between ecologists and economists and integration of their disciplines through a journal, Ecological Economics, other publications, a biennial international conference, occasional smaller workshops, and support of the activities of regional societies of ecological economics.

While still young and growing, the Society has had an active history. The management Secretariat of the journal is located outside of Washington, D.C., and the Editorial Office is in Boston. A small coordinating and communications Secretariat resides with whomever is the current President.

To become an ISEE Member, click here

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