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The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics

The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics

The Beijer Institute is an international research institute under the auspices of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Core funding is provided by the Kjell and Märta Beijer Foundation.

small Carl Folke receives honorary degrees

Within a few months, director Carl Folke has been awarded two honorary doctorates.

smallPhoto: Pxhere Stockholm Seminar with Louise Chawla

Engaging children and youth as agents for sustainability. Wednesday 21 March.

smallPhoto: Alamy Stock Photo Symposium video

See how global warming affects sea ice, sea food, air pollution and more in the Arctic, and hear about a holistic managment apporach.

smallNew campus vision/BSK Arkitekter University campuses

How universities can use their grounds to promote sustainable development

small Scenarios for a warmer Arctic

Special issue on Arctic climate change and the development of human activities in the region.

smallPhoto: Martin Dee/UBC Seminar video

The Global Ocean and the Future of Humanity with Professor Rashid Sumaila and others.

small Annual Report

Read about our research and activities in the new Annual Report covering July 2017-June 2017

small Conference: Resilience 2017

See videos and blogs from the Resilience 2017 conference in Stockholm

Stockholm Resilience Centre Enviroment and Development Economics Ecology & Society News

New publications

Beijer Discussion Paper 263. Avoiding catastrophic collapse in small scale fisheries through inefficient cooperation: evidence from a framed field experiment  Therese Lindahl and Rawadee Jarungrattanapong. 2018.  
Beijer E-print 506. The Role of University Campuses in Reconnecting Humans to the Biosphere. Colding, J.and S. Barthel. 2017. Sustainability 9, no. 12: 2349
Beijer E-print 505. Capturing the value of green space in urban parks in a sustainable urban planning and design context: pros and cons of hedonic pricing.  Engstrom, G. and Å. Gren. 2017. Ecology and Society 22(2):21
Beijer Discussion Paper 262. An explicit formula for optimal carbon taxes under general economic settings Chuan-Zhong Li. 2018. 

 
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