International Society for Ecological Economics

The International Society for Ecological Economics ( ISEE ) is an international scientific association for the promotion of ecological economics. It was founded in 1989 and publishes the monthly journal Ecological Economics.

In chronological order, the post of President by Robert Costanza, Dick Norgaard, John Proops, Charles Perrings, Joan Martinez Alier -, Peter May and John Gowdy was occupied. Herman Daly was awarded a prize of Right Livelihood Award for the expansion of economics to aspects of ecology and ethics as well as co-founding the ISEE.

Conferences organized by the ISEE published every two years. In 2010 she was under the leadership of Bernd Siebenhüner entitled " Advancing Sustainability in a Time of Crises " at the Universities of Oldenburg and Bremen.

Regional companies

The ISEE is the parent company for numerous regional companies for Ecological Economics. These are:

  • African Society for Ecological Economics ( ASEE ) for Africa
  • Asociación Argentino de Economía Uruguaya Ecologica ( ASAUEE ) for Argentina and Uruguay
  • Australia- New Zealand Society for Ecological Economics ( ANZSEE ) for Australia and New Zealand
  • Brazilian Society for Ecological Economics ( ECOECO BRAZIL ) for Brazil
  • Canadian Society for Ecological Economics ( canSee ) for Canada
  • European Society for Ecological Economics ( ESEE ) for Europe
  • Indian Society for Ecological Economics ( INSEE ) for India
  • Mesoamerican Society for Ecological Economics ( SMEE ) for Central America
  • Russian Society for Ecological Economics ( RSEE ) for Russia
  • United States Society for Ecological Economics ( USSEE ) for the United States

In Germany, the Association for Ecological Economic Research and the Association for Ecological Economics associated with the ISEE.

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