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James Randall Kahn

James Randall Kahn, recebeu o titulo de Bacharel em Economia (Washington and Lee University EUA) em 1975, Mestre em Economia (University of Maryland) em 1978 e Doutor em Economia (University of Maryland) em 1981. Exerce a cátedra John F. Hendon Professorship em Economia e é Diretor do Programa de Estudos Ambientais da Washington and Lee University. É tambem professor colaborador da Universidade Federal do Amazonas, desde 1992, e membro do Grupo de Notáveis do Centro de Excelência Ambiental da Petrobras na Amazônia. Dentre suas atividades anteriores foi professor na State University of New York Binghamton (1980-1991) e professor da University of Tennessee (1991-2000). No mesmo período em que atuou na University of Tennessee, foi também cientista colaborador no Laboratório Nacional de Oak Ridge. A área de pesquisa do Professor Kahn é Economia do Meio Ambiente. As linhas de pesquisa incluem desenvolvimento sustentável na Amazonia, desenvolvimento de incentivos econômicos para preservação do meio ambiente, valoração do Meio Ambiente, análise multi-criterial, mudanças climáticas no mundo, economia da pesca e modelagem da interação entre sistemas econômicos e ecológicos.
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Dados pessoais
NomeJames Randall Kahn
Nome em citações bibliográficasKAHN, James Randall
SexoMasculino
Endereço profissionalWashington And Lee University, Environmental Studies Program And Economics Department, Williams School Of Commerce Economics And Politics.
Holekamp Hall 306
24450 - Lexington, - Estados Unidos
Telefone: (540) 4588036 Fax: (540) 4584007
URL da Homepage: www.wlu.edu

Formação acadêmica/Titulação
1976 - 1981Doutorado em Economics .
University of Maryland System, U.M.S., Estados Unidos.
Título: The Economic Costs Associated with the Degradation of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesapeake Bay, Ano de Obtenção: 1981.
Orientador: John HCumberland.
Bolsista do(a): University Of Maryland, U.M.S, Estados Unidos.
Palavras-chave: Pollution, damage functions, environmental valuati.
Grande área: Ciências Sociais Aplicadas / Área: Economia / Subárea: Economias Agrária e dos Recursos Naturais / Especialidade: Economia dos Recursos Naturais.
1976 - 1978Mestrado em Economics .
University of Maryland System, U.M.S., Estados Unidos.
Título: Environmental Economics, Ano de Obtenção: 1978.
Orientador: John H Cumberland.
Bolsista do(a): University Of Maryland, U.M.S, Estados Unidos.
1971 - 1975Graduação em Economics .
Washington And Lee University, WLU, Estados Unidos.

Atuação profissional
Washington And Lee University, WLU, Estados Unidos.
Vínculo institucional
2000 - Atual Vínculo: Professor, Enquadramento Funcional: Professor titular, Carga horária: 40, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.
Vínculo institucional
2000 - Atual Vínculo: Professor, Enquadramento Funcional: Diretor do Programa de Estudos Ambientais, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.
Atividades
1/2000 - AtualDireção e administração, Environmrntal And Resource Economics Environmental Studies And Environmenta, .
Cargo ou função
Professor of Economics.
Universidade Federal do Amazonas, UFAM, Brasil.
Vínculo institucional
1992 - Atual Vínculo: Colaborador, Enquadramento Funcional: Professor
University of Tennessee System, U.TENN.S., Estados Unidos.
Vínculo institucional
2000 - 2000 Vínculo: Professor, Enquadramento Funcional: Economia
Vínculo institucional
1999 - 2000 Vínculo: Diretor, Enquadramento Funcional: Departamento de Economia
Vínculo institucional
1991 - 2000 Vínculo: Associado, Enquadramento Funcional: Professor de Economia
Vínculo institucional
1991 - 1999 Vínculo: Colaborador, Enquadramento Funcional: Cientista, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.
State University of New York, S.U.N.Y., Estados Unidos.
Vínculo institucional
1987 - 1991 Vínculo: Professor, Enquadramento Funcional: Associate Professor, Carga horária: 40
Vínculo institucional
1989 - 1990 Vínculo: Diretor, Enquadramento Funcional: Centro de Pesquisas Sociais e Educacionais
Vínculo institucional
1980 - 1987 Vínculo: professor, Enquadramento Funcional: Assistant Professor, Carga horária: 40
University Of Maryland, U.M.S, Estados Unidos.
Vínculo institucional
1979 - 1980 Vínculo: Assistente de Pesquisa, Enquadramento Funcional: Centro de Estudos do Meio Ambiente
Vínculo institucional
1978 - 1979 Vínculo: Pesquisa e desenvolvimento, Enquadramento Funcional: Centro de Negócios e Pesquisa em Economia
Vínculo institucional
1976 - 1978 Vínculo: Livre, Enquadramento Funcional: Assistente - Departamento de Economia
Department of Energy, DOE, Estados Unidos.
Vínculo institucional
1975 - 1978 Vínculo: Servidor Público, Enquadramento Funcional: Economista, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Áreas de atuação
1. Grande área: Ciências Sociais Aplicadas / Área: Economia / Subárea: Economias Agrária e dos Recursos Naturais / Especialidade: Economia dos Recursos Naturais.

Idiomas
Inglês Compreende Bem, Fala Bem, Lê Bem, Escreve Bem.
Português Compreende Bem, Fala Bem, Lê Razoavelmente, Escreve Razoavelmente.

Prêmios e títulos
2001Fulbright Fellowship, Fulbright Fellowship, Brazil.
1999Outstanding paper, Energy Journal.
1999Interantional Collaborator, Environmental Sciences Center, Universidade Federal do Amazonas.
1999Collaborating Professor, Environmental Sciences Center, Universidade Federal do Amazonas.
1998Outstanding Teacher, College of Business Adm., University of Tennessee.
1998Scientific Adviser to the Pan American Committee on Mining, Metallurgy and Materials (COPAM).
1998Scientific Adviser to the International Materials Assessment and Application Center of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (IMAAC/UNIDO), International Materials Assessment and Application Center of the United Nations Industrial Developme.
1996University of Tennessee, Faculty Development Award, University of Tennessee.
1992Outstanding Teacher, College of Business Adm., University of Tennessee.
1992Interantional Collaborator, Environmental Sciences Center, Universidade Federal do Amazonas.
1988SUNY-Binghamton University Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, SUNY-Binghamton University.
1988Chancellor's Award (SUNY System-wide) for Excellence in Teaching, SUNY System-wide.
1981SUNY Faculty Research Fellowship, SUNY Faculty.
1975Rotary International Graduate Fellowship, Rotary Internationa.


Produção em C,T & A
Produção bibliográfica
Artigos completos publicados em periódicos
1.   KAHN, James Randall ; FRANCESHI, D . Beyond Kyoto: A Tax-Based System for the Global Reduction of Greenhouse Gases. Ecological Economics, v. 58, p. 778-787, 2006.
2. FARBER, S. ; COSTANZA, R. ; Childers, D. ; ERICKSON, J. ; Hopkinson, C. ; KAHN, James Randall ; Pincetl, Stephanie ; TROY, A. ; Warren, P. ; Wilson, M. . Linking Ecology and Economics for Ecosystem Management: A Services- Based Approach with Illustrations from LTER Sites. Bioscience (Washington), v. 56, p. 121-131, 2006.
3. CASEY, James ; KAHN, James Randall ; RIVAS, Alexandre . Willingness-to-Pay for improved water service in Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil. Ecological Economics, v. 58, p. 365-372, 2006.
4. KAHN, James Randall ; FREITAS, Carlos Edwar de Carvalho ; RIVAS, Alexandre . Indigenous people and sustainable development in Amazonas. International Journal for Sustainable Development & World Ecology, v. 11, n. 3, p. 312-325, 2004.
5. KAHN, James Randall ; HARRIS, Caviglia ; GREEN . Demand-Side Policies for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Use of Renewable Resources. Ecological Economics, v. 4, p. 119-132, 2003.
6. KAHN, James Randall ; BATABYAL, Amit ; ONEILL, Bob . On the scarcity valaue ecosystem services. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, v. 46, p. 334-352, 2003.
7. KAHN, James Randall ; FRANCESHI . Beyond Strong Sustainability. International Journal for Sustainable Development & World Ecology, v. 10, p. 200-211, 2003.
8. KAHN, James Randall ; HARRIS, Caviglia . Carbon Annuities as a Policy to Promote Sustainable Agroforestry and Slow Global Warning. International Journal of Sustainable Development, v. 6, 2003.
9. KAHN, James Randall ; CASEY, James ; CAVIGLIA, Jill ; RIVAS, Alex . Information and the Subsistence Farmer's Decision to Deforest. International Journal of Sustainable Development, v. 4, p. 392-414, 2002.
10. KAHN, James Randall ; FRANCESHI, D ; CURI, A ; VALE, e . Economic and Financial Aspects of Mine Closure. Natural Resources Forum, v. 25, p. 265-274, 2001.
11. KAHN, James Randall ; CAVIGLIA, W Jill . Diffusion of Sustainable Agriculture In Brazilian Tropical Rain Forest: A discrete Choise Analysis. Economic Development and Cultural Change, v. 49, n. 2, p. 311-334, 2001.
12. FARMER, Amy ; KAHN, James Randall ; MCDONALD, J ; O'NEILL, Robert . Rethinking the Optimal Level of Environmental Quality: Justifications for Strict Environmental Policy. Ecological Economics, v. 36, p. 461-477, 2001.
13. KAHN, James Randall ; MCCORMICK ; NOGUEIRA . Integratiing Ecological Complexity into Economic Intensives for Sustainable Use of Amazoniam Rainforest. Journal of Sustainable Forestry, Binghamton, NY, v. 12, p. 99-122, 2000.
14. O'NEILL, R ; KAHN, James Randall . Homo Economus as a Keystone Species. Bioscience (Washington), v. 50, n. 4, p. 333-336, 2000.
15. KAHN, James Randall ; GREE, W Trellis . Demand-Side Approaches to Integrating to Mitigating Open-Access Externalities: The Case of the Wild Fishery. Asian Journal Of Energy And Environmental, v. 1, p. 51-67, 2000.
16. KAHN, James Randall ; FARMER, Amy . The Double Dividend, Second-Best Worlds, and Real-World Environmental Policy . Ecological Economics, v. 30, n. 3, p. 433-439, 1999.
17. KAHN, James Randall ; O'NEILL, Robert . Ecological Interaction as a Source of Economic Irreversibility. Southern Economic Journal, v. 66, n. 2, p. 381-402, 1999.
18. GREENE, David ; KAHN, James Randall ; GIBSON, Robert . Estimating the Rebound Effect For Househol Vehicles in the US. Energy Journal (Cambridge), v. 20, n. 3, p. 1-31, 1999.
19. KAHN, James Randall ; FRANCESCHI, D . The Economic Implications for Sustainable Mining Within the Paradigm of Sustainable Development. Análise Econômica (UFRGS), v. 17, n. 31, p. 141-154, 1999.
20. KAHN, James Randall ; FRANCESCHI, D . The potential contribuition of economics to the recovery of Northeastern forest. Northeastern Naturalist, v. 5, n. 2, p. 155-164, 1998.
21. KAHN, James Randall ; O'NEILL, R V ; RUSSEL, C S . Economics and Ecology: The need for detente in Conservation Ecology. Conservation Ecology, v. 2, n. 1, 1998.
22. O'NEILL, Robert ; KAHN, James Randall ; DUNCAN, J.R. ; ELLIOT, Steven ; Efroymson, R. ; CARDWELL, H. . Economic Growth and Sustainability: A New Challenge. Ecological Applications, v. 26, p. 23-24, 1996.
23. KAHN, James Randall . Square Pegs and Round Holes: Can the Economic Paradigm de used to Value the Wilderness. Growth and Change, v. 26, n. 4, p. 591-611, 1995.
24. KAHN, James Randall ; MCDONALD, J . Third World Debt and Tropical Deforestation. Ecological Economics, v. 12, p. 107-123, 1995.
25. KAHN, James Randall ; BUERGER, R . Valuation and the Consequences of Multiple Sources of Environmental Degradation: The case of the New York Striped Bass Fishery. Journal of Environmental Management, v. 40, p. 257-273, 1994.
26. KAHN, James Randall ; OFEK, H . The Equilibrium Distribuition of Population and Wages in a System of Cities. Review of Regional Studies, v. 22, n. 3, p. 26-38, 1992.
27. KAHN, James Randall ; SWANSON, R L ; BELL, T M ; OHLA, J . Use Impairments and Ecosystem Impacts of the New York Bight. Chemistry And Ecology, v. 5, p. 99-127, 1991.
28. OFEK, H ; KAHN, James Randall ; CLARK, D . City Size, Quality of Life, and the Urbanization Deflator of the CNP: Reply. Southern Economic Journal, v. 57, p. 1179-1182, 1991.
29. KAHN, James Randall . The Economic Value of Long Island Saltwater Recreational Fisheries. New York Economic Review, v. 12, p. 3-23, 1991.
30. KAHN, James Randall ; CLARK, D . The Two Stage Hedonic Wage Approach: A Methodology for the Valuation of Evironmental Amenities. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, v. 16, p. 106-120, 1989.
31. KAHN, James Randall ; BUERGER, R . The New York Value of Chesapeake Striped Bass. Marine Resource Economics, v. 6, n. 1, p. 19-25, 1989.
32. KAHN, James Randall ; OFEK, H ; CLARK, D . City Size, Quality of Life, and the Urbanization Deflator of the GNP. Southern Economic Journal, v. 54, p. 701-704, 1988.
33. KAHN, James Randall ; CLARK, D . The Social Benefits of Urban Cultural Amenities. Journal of Regional Science, v. 28, n. 3, p. 366-377, 1988.
34. KAHN, James Randall ; BALKAN, Erol . The value of Changes in Deer Hunting Quality: A travel Cost Approach. Applied Economics, v. 20, p. 533-541, 1988.
35. KAHN, James Randall ; ROCKED, Mark . The Economic Effects of Brow Tides. Journal of Shellfish Research, v. 7, n. 4, p. 677-682, 1988.
36. KAHN, James Randall . The Economic Damages From Herbicide Pollution in Chesapeake Bay. Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, v. 2, p. 142-152, 1987.
37. KAHN, James Randall . Measuring the Economic Damages Associated with Terrestrial Pollution of Marine Ecosystems. Marine Resource Economics, v. 4, p. 193-209, 1987.
38. KAHN, James Randall ; KEMP, W M . Economic Losses Associated With the Degradation of an Ecosystem: The Case of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesapeake Bay. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, v. 12, p. 246-263, 1985.
39. KAHN, James Randall . Congestion in Recreation: An Application of the Household Production Function with Separate Quatity and Quality Goods. Regional Science Review, v. 13, p. 35-59, 1983.
40. KAHN, James Randall ; CUMBERLAND, J H . The Estimation of Marginal Damage Functions: An Assessment of the Informational Requeriments. Regional Science Review, v. 12, p. 1-12, 1982.
Livros publicados/organizados ou edições
1. ALBERINI, Anna ; KAHN, James Randall . A Handbook of Contingent Valuation. 1. ed. London: Edward Elgar Publishers, 2006. v. 1. 448 p.
2.   KAHN, James Randall . The Economic Approach to Environmental and Natural Resources,. 3rd. ed. Fort Worth: Thompson Learning/Southwestern Press, 2005.
3. KAHN, James Randall ; IRVIN, David ; LIVINGSTON, Marie . Does Environmental Policy Work? The Theory and Practice of Outcomes Assessment. London: Edward Elgar Publishers, 2003. 224 p.
4.   KAHN, James Randall . The Development of Markets and Markrt Incentives for Sustainable Forestry: Application to the Brazilian Amzon, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Environment Directorate. , 2002.
5. KAHN, James Randall . The Economic Approach to Environmental and Natural Resources. 2. ed. Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace/Dryden Press, 1998.
6. BOAS, Roberto Villas ; KAHN, James Randall . Zero Emissions and Technology Assessment: Implications for Developing Countries. Oslo: IATAFI, 1998.
7. KAHN, James Randall . The Contingent Valuation of Environmental Resources: Methodological Issues and Research Needs. London: Edward Elgar Publishing, 1996.
8. KAHN, James Randall . The Economic Approach to Environmental and Natural Resources. 1. ed. Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace/Dryden Press, 1995.
Capítulos de livros publicados
1. ALBERINI, Anna ; KAHN, James Randall . Introduction. In: Anna Alberini. (Org.). A Handbook of Contingent Valuation. London: Edward Elgar Publishers, 2006, v. , p. -.
2. ALBERINI, Anna ; KAHN, James Randall . Conclusions. In: Kahn, Alberini. (Org.). A Handbook of Contingent Valuation. London: Edward Elgar Publishers, 2006, v. , p. -.
3. S. Stewart ; KAHN, James Randall . An introduction to choice modeling for non-market valuation. In: Alberini, A and Kahn, James Randall. (Org.). A Handbook on Contingent Valuation. London: Edward Elgar Publishers, 2006, v. , p. 153-176.
4. S. Stewart ; KAHN, James Randall ; WOLFE, A. ; O'NEILL, Robert ; BRUINS, R. ; HEBERLING, M. . Valuing Biodiversity in a Rural Valley. In: R bruins; M. Heberling. (Org.). Economics and Ecological Risk Assessment: Applications to Watershed Management. New York: CRC press, 2005, v. , p. 253-290.
5. FREITAS, Carlos Edwar de Carvalho ; KAHN, James Randall ; RIVAS, Alexandre . Self-regulation strategies and co-management of fishery resources in the Amazon Basin. Ecosystems and Sustainable Development. Southhamton: WIT Press, 2005, v. , p. 511-516.
6. WILCOX, B. ; SMALLWOOD, K. ; KAHN, James Randall . Toward a Forest Capital Index. In: D. J. Rapport; W. L. Lasley; D. E. Rolston; N. O. Nilsen; C. O. Qualset; A. B. Damania. (Org.). Managing for Healthy Ecosystems. Boca Raton, Florida USA: Lewis Publishers, 2003, v. , p. 285-289.
7. KAHN, James Randall . Trade-off Based Indictors of Environmental Quality. In: Eaton, Kahn and Livingston. (Org.). Does Environmental Policy Work? The Theory and Practice of Outcomes Assessment. 54 ed. London: Edward Elgar Publishers, 2003, v. , p. 38-.
8. IRVIN, David ; KAHN, James Randall ; LIVINGSTON, Marie . Introduction. In: Irvin, Kahn and Livingston. (Org.). Does Environmental Policy Work? The Theory and Practice of Outcomes Assessment. : , 2003, v. , p. 3-22.
9. IRVIN, David ; KAHN, James Randall ; LIVINGSTON, Marie . Conclusions. In: Irvin, Kahn and Livingston. (Org.). Does Environmental Policy Work? The Theory and Practice of Outcomes Assessment. London: Edward Elgar Press, 2003, v. , p. 190-195.
10. KAHN, James Randall ; O'NEILL, R V ; STEWART, S. . Stated Preference Approaches to the Measurement of Biodiversity. In: Dan Biller. (Org.). Valuation of Biodiversity Benefits Studies. Paris: Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, 2002, v. , p. -.
11. KAHN, James Randall . Stated Preference Approaches to the Measurement of the Value of Biodiversity. In: R. O'Neill; S. Stewart. (Org.). Valuation of Biodiversity Benefits: Selected Studies, Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development. : , 2001, v. , p. -.
12. KAHN, James Randall ; MCCORMICK ; NOGUEIRA . Integrating Ecological Complexity into Economic Incentives for Sustainable Use of Amazonian Rainforests. In: M. Dore. (Org.). Climate Change and Forest Management in the Western Hemisphere. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, 2001, v. , p. 99-122.
13. KAHN, James Randall ; MCCORMICK ; NOGUEIRA . Integrating Ecological Complexity into Economic Incentives for Sustainable Use of Amazonian Rainforests. In: Mohammed Dore. (Org.). Climate Change and Forest Management in the Western Hemisphere. Binghamton, NY, EUA: Haworth Press, 2001, v. , p. 99-122.
14. KAHN, James Randall ; MCDONALD, J . Third World Debt and Tropical Deforestation. In: Turner, Button, Nijkamp. (Org.). Ecosystems and Nature. 44 ed. London: Edward Elgar, 1999, v. !, p. 37-.
15. BALKAN, Erol ; KAHN, James Randall . The Value of Changes in Deer Hunting Quality: A Travel Cost Approach. In: Willis, Button, Nijkamp. (Org.). Environmental Valuation. London: Edward Elgar, 1999, v. I, p. 325-341.
Trabalhos completos publicados em anais de congressos
1. KAHN, James Randall ; BUERGER, R . Comparison of Socioeconomic Characteristics of Saltwater Recreational Anglers in New York State. In: N. E. Recreation Research, 1989, New York. Proceedings of N. E. Recreation Research, 1989.
2. KAHN, James Randall ; BUERGER, R . The New York Value of Chesapeake Stripe Bass. In: Third Annual Conference on the Economics of Chesapeake Bay Management, 1987, Annapolis, MD. Third Annual Conference on the Economics of Chesapeake Bay Management, 1987. p. 389-411.

Eventos
Participação em eventos
1. World Fishery Congress.Presented Economic Incentives, Direct Controls and Ecosystem Management of Fisheries: Our with the Old and in with the New. 2004. (Congresso).
2. Workshop to develop a research agenda in the area of ecosystem service-based management of ecosystems.Participated in national panel Workshop to develop a research agenda in the area of ecosystem service-based management of ecosystems. 2004. (Oficina).
3. Annual Meeting of FIPSE/CAPES.Lead discussion session on environmental projects, developing language programs, and constructing memoranda of understanding. 2004. (Encontro).
4. First Conference on intellectual property rights, science and traditional Knouledge os Amazonia.Seminario de Propriedade intelectual, ciência e conhecimentos tradicionais da Amazônia. 2003. (Seminário).
5. Annual Meeting of FIPSE/CAPES.Lead discussion session on environmental projects. 2003. (Encontro).
6. US Society for Ecological Economics.Presented Rethinking Forestry Economics. 2003. (Encontro).
7. Southern Economic Association meetings.presented On the scarcity value ecosystem services and organized. 2003. (Encontro).
8. meeting of Associated Colleges of the South Environmental Iniciative.presentation on obtaining external fuding at meeting of Associated Colleges of the South Environmental Iniciative. 2003. (Encontro).
9. meeting of Associated Colleges of the South Environmental Iniciative.presentation on obtaining external funding. 2002. (Seminário).
10. Southern Economic Association.presented Rethinking Forestry Economics and choice Model and Contingent Valuation Estimates of the Value of Ecosystem Attributes. 2002. (Encontro).
11. International Society for Ecological Economics.presented three papers. 2000. (Congresso).
12. American Economic Association.presented Diffusion of sustainable Agriculture in the Brazilian Tropical Rain Fores: A Discret Choise Analysist. 1999. (Encontro).
13. International Society for Ecological Economics.Presenting Integrating Ecological Complexity into Economic Incentives for Sustainable Use of Amazonian Rainforest. 1998. (Congresso).
14. Southern Economic Association.presented Sustainability in Economies Dependent on Exaustible Resource. 1998. (Congresso).
15. World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists.presented Integrating Ecological Complexity into Economic Incentives for Sustainable Use of Amazonian Rainforest. 1998. (Congresso).
16. Southern Economic Association.Presenting Integrating Ecological Complexity into Economic Incentives for Sustainable Use of Amazonian Rainforest. 1997. (Encontro).
17. Canadian Society for Ecological Economics.presented Ecological Stability as a Source of Economic Scarcity. 1997. (Encontro).
18. World Fisheries Congress.presented Demand-Side Approaches to Mitigating Open-Access Externalities: The Case of Aquaculture and the Wild Fisheries. 1996. (Congresso).
19. Southern Economic Association Meeting.presented Biophysical Constraints and Economic and Valuing Southern Appalachian Forest. 1996. (Encontro).
20. Southern Economic Association.presented two papers. 1995. (Outra).
21. American Economic Association.presented two papers, Conjoint Analysis as a Method of Measuring Use and Non-Use Values of Environmental Goods and Trade-off Based Indices of Environmental Quality - An Environmental Analogue to GDP. 1995. (Outra).
22. Wilderness Areas, Regional Planning, and Quality of Life Conference.Square Pegs and Round Roles: Can the Economic Paradigm de used to Value the Wilderness. 1994. (Simpósio).
23. SouthernEconomic Associatin meeting.presente Conjoint Analysis as a Method of Measuring Use and Non-Use Values of Environmental Goods. 1994. (Encontro).
24. American Economic Association.member of organizing commitee for Association of environmental and Resource Economist sessions, organized and chaired session on global environmental issues. 1993. (Congresso).
25. National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program Conference on Economic Issues in Acid Deposition.presented Measuring the Benefits of Mitigating Acid Deposition: Past Expencive, Future Directions. 1993. (Encontro).
26. Southern Economic Association meeting.organized three sessions in environmental economics, presented Trade-off-Based Indicators of Environmental Policy: An Environmental Analogue to GNP. 1993. (Encontro).
27. Southern Economic Association Meeting.presented The Appropriateness of Willingness to pay Methodologies in the Formulation of Environmental Policy, chaired session on Contingent Valuation and Environmental Economics. 1992. (Encontro).
28. Southern Regional Science Association.presented The Appropriateness of Willingnes to pay Methodologies in the Formulation of Environmental Policy. 1992. (Encontro).
29. Eastern Economic Association.presented Third World Debt and Tropical Deforestation, chaired session on regional environmental problems. 1991. (Congresso).
30. American Association for the Advancement of Science.presented Marine Debris in a session on economics of estuarine management. 1991. (Simpósio).
31. Southern Economic Association.presented Third World Debt and Tropical Deforestation. 1991. (Simpósio).
32. American Agricultural Economics Association.discussant in session os recreation valuation models. 1990. (Simpósio).
33. Southern Economic Association.presented The Equilibrium Distribuition of Population and Wages in a System of Cyties, discussant in sessions on demographic and urban economics. 1989. (Congresso).
34. Regional Science Association.presented The Regional Economic Impact of Long Island Saltwater Recreational Fisheries. 1988. (Seminário).
35. Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Fourth Annual Workshop: Marine and Sports Fisheries Economic Valuation.presented The Conflict Between Commercial and Sport Fishing. 1988. (Simpósio).
36. Eastern Economic Association.organized session on economics of coastal resources and presented, The Conflict Between Commercial and Recreational Fishing. 1988. (Simpósio).
37. New York State Chapter os American Fisheries Society.presented The Economic Costs of the Moratorium on Striped Bass in New York State. 1988. (Encontro).
38. New York State Chapter of American Fisheries Society.presented The EconomicValue of Saltwater Recreational Fishing in Long Island. 1987. (Simpósio).
39. National Shellfisheries Association.presented The Economic Effects of Brown Tides. 1987. (Simpósio).
40. Southern Economic Association.discussant in session on urban public policy and housing economics. 1987. (Simpósio).
41. Association of Environmental and Resource Economists workshop.presented, Measuring the Economic Damages Associated with Terrestrial Polluition on Marine Ecosystems. 1986. (Simpósio).
42. New York State Interagency Task Force.Emergency Conference on Brown Tides and other Unusual Algal Blooms, presenter and workshop leader. 1986. (Simpósio).
43. Estuarine Research Federation Conference.presented, The Functional Relationship Between Economic Damages and The Loss of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Chesapeake Bay. 1985. (Simpósio).
44. Conference on Economics of Chesapeake Bay.Planning Conference on Economics of Chesapeake Bay, panel member. 1984. (Congresso).
45. N. E. Regional Science Association Meeting.presented The Economic Value of Great Lakes Sport Fisheries: A revealed Preference Approach to Valuing Recreational Site Attributes. 1984. (Encontro).
46. Southern Economic Association meeting.discussant in session on the economics of technological change and presented, The Economic Value of Great Lake sport fisheries: a Revealed Preference Approach to Valuing Recreational Site Attributes. 1984. (Encontro).
47. North East Regional Science Association Meetings.presented, The Estimation of Marginal Damage Functions: An Assessment of the Information Requeriments. 1983. (Encontro).
48. North East Regional Science Association Meetings.discussant in session on input-output modeling. 1983. (Encontro).
49. Southern Economic Association Meetings.discussant in session on local public finance. 1981. (Encontro).
50. American Economic Association Meetings.discussant for plenary session of Association of Environmental and Resource Economists. 1981. (Encontro).
51. Creating an Agenda for Regulatory Research.Creating an Agenda for Regulatory Research, Public Interest Economics Foundation. 1979. (Simpósio).
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