Centre d'Etudes
Economiques et Sociales de l'Environnement
scientific Board
Members
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Stéphanie Blanchard (Film Maker- Researcher)
Patrick Chavel (Researcher) Mateo Cordier (Scientific Collaborator) Alicia Dipierri (Researcher) Christian Ferdinand (Scientific Collaborator) André Fontana (University Professor) Hélène Joachain (Postdoctoral Researcher) |
Gisèle Jung (Senior Researcher)
Bruno Kestemont (Scientific Collaborator) Riccardo Losa (Researcher) Kevin Marechal (Scientific Collaborator) Pablo Manuelli (Researcher) Sandrine Meyer (Researcher) Martin Ophoven (Researcher) Wendyam Sawadogo (Researcher) Marine Spor (Researcher) |
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The CEESE-ULB was directed for many years by Prof. Dr. Walter Hecq. Recently, the management of the centre has been taken over by Prof. Dr. Marek Hudon and is supported by a management committee comprising Prof. Dr. Marek Hudon, Dr. Kevin Maréchal and Sandrine Meyer.
The CEESE was created following the first United Nations Conference on human environment, which was held in Stockholm in 1972. It is made up of a pluri-disciplinary research team which devotes its activities to the qualitative and quantitative evaluation of economic-societal-environmental interactions. Research carried out concerns mainly the following areas:
The CEESE was created following the first United Nations Conference on human environment, which was held in Stockholm in 1972. It is made up of a pluri-disciplinary research team which devotes its activities to the qualitative and quantitative evaluation of economic-societal-environmental interactions. Research carried out concerns mainly the following areas:
- costs of damage caused to the environment and to health (externalities) in relation to the behaviour of economic agents
- cost-benefit and cost-efficiency analyses
- economic tools (taxes, emissions trading market, flexible mechanisms)
- life-cycle analyses and inventory
- sustainable development indicators
