Campaign
for the American Conversation: Economics
and the Environment
Professor Stavins is interviewed by
the 92nd Street Y’s (New York) “Campaign for the American
Conversation” about Economics and the Environment.
JFK50: A Career Born
Out of the Inaugural — Robert Stavins
Professor Stavins explains why he owes his career
path — from student to Peace Corps volunteer to environmental economist — to
President John F. Kennedy’s inaugural speech.
Economics
of Climate Change and Environmental Policy – Virtual Book Tour
Professor
Stavins introduces the second book of his collected works, published by Edward
Elgar Ltd, featuring articles from the period 2000 to 2011.
The
Calderwood Lecture in Economics at Wellesley College
Professor Stavins delivers the annual Calderwood
Lecture in Economics at Wellesley College on “Beyond Kyoto: An Economic Perspective on Climate Change
Policy.”
The introduction is provided by Professor Phillip
Levine, Chairman of the Department of Economics.
Beyond Kyoto: An Economic Perspective on Climate Change Policy — Robert
Stavins Keynote Address
Professor Stavins delivers keynote address at the
Institute of International and European Affairs on September 16, 2011. With preparations underway for the
next
round of climate negotiations in Durban, South Africa, Stavins discussed the
prospects for the negotiations, the future of climate action beyond the Kyoto
Protocol, which expires in 2012, and the economics
of climate change policy.
Professor
Stavins talks about the future of the Harvard Kennedy School, as part of HKS75,
a yearlong celebration of the School’s 75th anniversary.
Economics
of the Environment, Sixth Edition – Strangers on a Plane
Professor Stavins
introduces the Sixth Edition of Economics of the Environment: Selected
Readings, published in 2012 by W. W. Norton & Company.
Winning Strategies for
Ticket Pricing in Professional Sports
Professor
Stavins makes a presentation on “Winning Strategies for Ticket Pricing: What Secondary Market Data Do – and Do Not –
Tell You,” at the MIT Sloan
Sports
Analytics Conference, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on March 3, 2012.
What are the Key Lessons We Learn from
International Climate Negotiations?
Professor
Stavins is interviewed at the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington,
D.C., on July 31, 2012.
SO2 Allowance Trading: The Ironic History of a Grand Policy
Experiment
Professor
Stavins presents a paper co-authored with Professor Richard Schmalensee (MIT)
on four ironies about the SO2 allowance trading system, at the
Regulatory
Policy Seminar Series, at the Harvard Kennedy School, in Cambridge,
Massachusetts, on September 13, 2012.
The
Future of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
Professor
Stavins speaks on a panel at Columbia Law School in New York City on the role
of sub-national policy instruments for a global commons problem, on October 22,
2012.
The
Effect of Allowance Allocations on Cap-and-Trade System Performance
Professor
Stavins and Professor Robert Hahn (University of Oxford) make a presentation at
the University of Chicago on December 4, 2009, at a conference,
“Markets,
Firms, and Property Rights: A
Celebration of the Research of Ronald Coase.”
AB 32 and Global Climate
Change: The National Context of State
Policy for a Global Commons Problem
Professor
Stavins makes a presentation at a University of California conference in
Sacramento on California’s Climate Change Policy: Economic and
Environmental
Impacts of AB 32 on October 4, 2010.
Getting Serious About Global
Climate Change
Professor
Stavins participates in an event sponsored by the Institute of Ethics and
Public Affairs at San Diego State University, “After Kyoto I: The Moral
and
Policy Considerations of Climate Change,” on May 3, 2012.
Europe's View on
International Climate Policy
Professor
Stavins moderates discussion and responds when European Commissioner Connie
Hedegaard spoke at the Harvard Kennedy School on Monday,
September 20, 2010, on "Europe's View on
International Climate Policy."
Session is introduced by HKS Professor William Hogan.
An Economic Perspective on
Climate Change Policy
Professor
Stavins delivers an address on October 14, 2011, at a conference on “Free
Market Solutions to Today’s Toughest Problems” at the William J. O’Neil Center
for
Global Markets and Freedom, Edwin L. Cox School of
Business, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.
Geneva
Dialogue: Justice and Environment
Professor Stavins delivers address
on “International Climate Policy:
Trade-Offs of Performance, Efficiency, & Equity” in the Geneva
Dialogue Series on Justice and
Environment in Geneva, Switzerland, on November 29, 2011, sponsored by the
Graduate Institute – Geneva and the United Nations Environment Program.
Transatlantic
Perspectives on Climate Governance
Professor
Stavins participates in a panel of European and U.S. scholars at the Minda de Gunzburg Center for
European Studies at Harvard University
on
October 19, 2009.
Architectures for
Agreement: Addressing Global Climate Chanage in the Post-Kyoto World
Professor Stavins introduces this
book co-edited with Joseph Aldy, then of Resources for the Future, published by
Cambridge University Press, in the fall of 2007.
Environmental
Economist's Critique of Kyoto
Professor
Stavins critiques the Kyoto Protocol at Yale University's Croon Hall on October
16, 2009.
Economics
of the Environment: Selected Readings, Fifth Edition,
Professor
Stavins introduces the Fifth Edition of Economics of the Environment: Selected
Readings, published in 2005 by W. W. Norton & Company.
Professor Stavins introduces this book, co-edited with
Bruce Hay, Harvard Law School, and Richard Vietor, Harvard Business School, and
published
by
Johns Hopkins University Press, in 2005.
The Political
Economy of Environmental Regulation
Professor
Stavins introduces this book, published by Edward Elgar in 2004.
Public Policies for
Environmental Protection
. Professor Stavins introduces this book, published by
Resources for the Future in 2000.
Economics of the
Environment: Selected Readings, Fourth
Edition
Professor
Stavins introduces the Fourth Edition of Economics of the Environment: Selected
Readings, published in 2000 by W. W. Norton & Company.
Daniel catches a ball
off the bat of Nomar Garciaparra
on June 11, 2003, with Mom (Joanna) sitting next to him in the old sky boxes at
Fenway Park.