Call for papers “SHAIO 7th Conference of Input-Output Analysis” Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico

The 7th Conference of Input-Output Analysis to be held in Mérida, Yucatán, México, birthplace of the great Mayan culture. This culture actually shines thanks to the descendants who inhabit the region and who carry out productive activities that require an okol (input) as well as a Jóok’ol(output or product), according the Mayan language. Initially these villages exchange the processed products and others were transported to other markets thanks to the white roads (sak béoob). With the arrival of the Spaniards, there were changes in those societies but did not prevent the commercial flows subsist.

The key dates are:

  • Abstract submission – May 22, 2017
  • Notification of acceptance – June 02, 2017
  • Full paper submission – July 24, 2017
  • Registration for the Spanish School – July 21, 2017
  • Submission Emilio Fontela Prize – July 21, 2017
  • Early bird registration – July 24, 2017
  • Regular registration – August 31, 2017
  • Spanish School of IOA – September 18, 2017
  • Spanish Conference on IOA – September 19-20, 2017

Please check all the information in: http://io7.shaio.es/en/ 

See you in Mexico!!

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Master lecture by Iñaki Arto: “La huella energética del desarrollo humano”

Some pictures of Iñaki Arto’s presentation in the frame of the Master in “Growth and Sustainable Development” (Máster Universitario en Crecimiento y Desarrollo Sostenible), from the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM).

Iñaki, research professor at Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3), has presented a piece of his work  about the energy requirements of a developed world.

Thanks to Iñaki and all the attendees!

 

Master Lecture: Iñaki Arto

The Master in “Growth and Sustainable Development” (Máster Universitario en Crecimiento y Desarrollo Sostenible), from the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM), invites you to the Master Lecture entitled: “La huella energética del desarrollado humano” by Iñaki Arto.

Our friend Iñaki, is Research Professor at the Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) in Bilbao, Spain.  (LINK)

All GEAR members are part of the teaching staff of the “Growth and Sustainable Development Master”, and are proud to invite you to the Master Lecture that will be held next Tuesday 13th at the Salón de Actos of the Faculty of Economics and Bussines Sciences in Albacete.

See you then!

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GALERÍA DE IMÁGENES DE LA PONENCIA:

GEAR in Paris

Many members of GEAR have attended and presented 6 papers in the ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT KNOWLEDGE WEEK (E2KW), an international conference organized by CYTEMA-UCLM in collaboration with UPEC-Cetreil. The six papers presented were:

  • “Analizing the interdependence of renewable energy and wealth generation”, López-Bernabé, E., Córcoles, C. y Carrasco, I. (POSTER)
  • “Mexico and Brazil: Global value chains and CO2 emissions embodied in trade”, Banacloche, S., Cadarso, M.A. y Monsalve, F.
  • “Is the emperor naked? Tracking the environmental and social footprint of EU 2007-2013 Finanncial Framework”, Monsalve, F., Zafrilla, J.E., Cadarso, M.A. y García-Alaminos, Á. (POSTER)
  • “Global emissions chains and multinational enterprises: Measuring responsibilities following the control criterion”, López, L.A., Cadarso, M.A., Zafrilla, J.E. y Arce, G.
  • “Are we greener or just older? Present and future CO2 diet emissions in Spain”, Tobarra, M.A., Gómez, N. y Druckman, A.
  • Environmental impact from Spanish food waste and its alternative: If I waste there will be trouble, if I don’t there will be double” Tobarra, M.A., Gómez, N. y Chtinis, M.

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Workshop: Current economic problems between Spain-EU and China

Last October 3rd , GEAR-UCLM has been visited by a group of researchers from three Chinese Universities to discuss and present recent works about Chinese, EU and World socioeconomic challenges.

The workshop, entitled “A comparative analysis of current economic problems between Spain-EU and China” was organized by Prof. Óscar Dejuán and María Ángeles Cadarso (University of Castilla-La Mancha) and by Prof. Ma Ying from Wuhan University.

The list of participants were: Prof. Guo Xibao, Ye Chusheng and Li Zhuo from Wuhan University, Prof. Ning Zhong from Fudan University, Prof. Xu Changsheng from Huanzhong University of Science and Technology and Prof. Fabio Monsalve and Guadalupe Arce from the University of Castilla-La Mancha.

Thank you for visit us!!

LINK TO THE PROGRAM

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New publication in Nature Climate Change

GEAR team members Jorge E. Zafrilla and Luis Antonio López, in collaboration with Tiago Domingos, from MARETEC, Intituto Superior Técnico (University of Lisbon), have recently published the Correspondence entitled “Consistency of technology-adjusted
consumption-based accounting” in the prestigious journal Nature Climate Change.

URL: http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v6/n8/full/nclimate3059.html

Nature Climate Change 6, 729 (2016). doi:10.1038/nclimate3059

Nature Climate Change 6, 729 (2016). doi:10.1038/nclimate3059

Invited researcher: Mona Chitnis (University of Surrey, UK)

During July, GEAR-UCLM has been visited by the researcher and lecturer Mona Chitnis from the University of Surrey, Guilford (United Kingdom). With this visit, Mona and the GEAR-UCLM members have strengthened potential common collaborations.

Last Wednesday, July 27th, Mona presented her last contributions in the field of the estimation of direct and indirect rebounds effects for UK households in the framework a research seminar with the GEAR-UCLM group.

Thank you Mona for visiting us!

More about Dr. Mona Chitnis at: http://www.surrey.ac.uk/economics/people/mona_chitnis/

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New publication in JIE

GEAR team members Luis A. López, Guadalupe Arce and Fabio Monsalve, in collaboration with Manuel Morenate, graduate student of the Master’s Degree Programme
in Sustainable Growth and Development, have recently published in Journal of Industrial Ecology the paper entitle “Assessing the Inequality of Spanish Households through the Carbon Footprint: The 21st Century Great Recession Effect”.

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