FINAL
PAPERS
Programme
Monday 10 July 2006
Keynote lecture
Game
Theory and the Development of Resource Management Policy: The
Case of International Fisheries. Gordon
R. Munro
Parallel Session: Resource Extraction and Management
Fuzzy access: Modeling grazing rights in Sub-Saharan Africa. Rachael
Goodhue, Nancy McCarthy
Parallel Session: Cooperation
Conflict & Cooperation in Symmetric Potential Games. Lina Mallozzi, S. Tijs
Worker cooperatives, effort and shirking: A semi-effective game model. Roger McCain
Solutions for fixed tree games with multi-located players. S. Miquel, B. van Velzen, H. Hamers, H. Norde
Tuesday 11 July 2006
Keynote lecture
On Time-Consistency of Long Term Environmental Plans. Leon Petrosjan
Parallel Session: Fishery
Nash equilibrium in bioresource management problem with changing area for fishery. Vladimir Mazalov and Anna Rettieva
Restoring a fish stock: A dynamic bankruptcy problem. Elena Iñarra, Anders Skonhoft
Coalition formation in high seas fisheries: A partition function approach. Pedro Pintassilgo, Marko Lindroos
Strategic interaction and imitation dynamic in patch differentiated exploitation of fisheries. Gian Italo Bischi, Fabio Lamantia, Lucia Sbragia
Parallel Session: Negotiation
Structure and power in multilateral negotiations: An application to French water policy. L. Simon, R. Goodhue, G. Rausser, S. Thoyer, S. Morardet, P. Rio
To Negotiate or to Game Theorize: Negotiation vs. Game Theory Outcomes for Water Allocation Problems in the Kat Basin, South Africa. Ariel Dinar, Stefano Farolfi, Fioravante Patrone, Kate Rowntree
Teaching differential games in resource economics. Petra Huck, Klaus Salhofer
Negotiating free-trade agreements: internal procedure. Alae Ben Rais
Parallel Session: Environmental Regulation
Modeling of ecological project based on the Kyoto Protocol Principles. Y.
Pavlova, M.
Environmental taxes and first-mover advantages. Juan
Carlos Bárcena-Ruiz
Environmental R&D in Cournot oligopoly with emission or performance standards. Koji Okuguchi,Ferenc Szidarovszky
The
effect of joint and several liability under superfund on brownfields. Howard
Chang, Hilary Sigman
Parallel Session: International Environmental Agreements
International environmental agreements: Can equity and fairness enlarge the size of the coalition?. Wolfgang Peters, Christine Schuler
The emergence of organizations that force environment protection. A stochastic approach. Paloma Zapata
Wastewater management across an international border. Linda Fernández
Trade, transboundary pollution, and international lobbying. Victoria
I. Umanskaya, Edward B. Barbier, Charles F. Mason
Keynote lecture
Budget
Processes of Int'l Financial/Development Organizations: Theory
and Experimental Evidence. Roy Gardner
Parallel Session: Environmental Regulation
A convex program for computing alternating offers in bilateral river basin management. Harold Houba
An iterative procedure for optimal pollution control under incomplete information. Nicolas Querou
Optimal environmental enforcement policy with counter actions by local governments. Liguo Lin
Negotiating on water: Concern for fairness and incentives within
a non-cooperative bargaining framework. Carmen Marchiori
Parallel Session: Resource Extraction and Management
Technological diffusion and renewable resources in a two-country trade endogenous growth model. Francisco Cabo, Guiomar Martín-Herrán, María Pilar Martínez-García
Strategic exchange of property rights. Sjur Fläm, Odd Godal
Common resources, optimality and taxes in dynamic games with increasing number of players. Agnieszka Wiszniewska
Wednesday 12 July 2006
Keynote lecture
Modesty may pay!. Michael Finus
Parallel Session: Water Regulation Markets and Pricing
Pricing in problems of multiregional water consumption. Mikhail Mikhalevich, Ludmilla Koshlai
A fair tariff system for water management. Vito Fragnelli, Rita de Agostini
How do markets manage water resources? An experiment on resource
market (de)centralization with endogenous quality. Aurora García-Gallego,
Nikolaos Georgantzís, Praveen Kujal
Parallel Session: Resource Extraction and Management III
Rural-urban water transfers in the U.S.-Mexico border region. George Frisvold, Kyle Emerick
Modeling of water resources allocation regimes with a case study of the Yellow River Basin. Xiaokai Li, Haifeng Shi, Xueyu Lin
Game theory applications in natural resource management: Review
of evidence, problems and potential. Gamini Herath
Parallel Session: Environmental Regulation III
Testing value vs waiting value: A more general approach to environmental decisions under uncertainty and irreversibility. Giuseppe Attanasi, Aldo Montesano
Are consumer boycotts effective?. Philippe Delacote
Controling externalities with asymmetric information: Ferrous scrap recycling and the gold rush problem. Ignace Adant, Pierre Fleckinger
Parallel Session: Climate Change
On alternative CDM baseline schemes and their appropriateness: Ex-ante, ex-post, and ex-post proxy baselines. Haruo Imai, Jiro Akita, Hidenori Niizawa
Coalition formation and noncooperative permit exchange under the Kyoto protocol. Odd Godal, F. Meland
Can international enviromental cooperation be bought?. C.
Fuentes-Albero, S. Rubio
Round table: Setting Joint Research Agendas for Game Theory
Linda Fernandez, Michael Finus, Haruo Imai, Roy Gardner, Fioravante Patrone, Leon Petrosjan, Leo Simon, Ariel Dinar (Moderator)
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