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Department of Economics and Finance University of Wyoming Department 3985 - College of Business 1000 E. University Ave. Laramie, WY 82071 Phone: 307 766-2358 Fax: 307 766-5090 E-mail: ebarbier@uwyo.edu
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Edward B. Barbier John
S. Bugas Professor of Economics |
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Consulting UW Professor’s Work Appears in Two Prestigious Journals
*** Mount Holyoke College: Development in Crisis: Changing the Rules in a Global World
Additional Links:
Blog - TripleCrisis -Global Perspectives on Finance, Development and Environment
Department of Economics & Finance
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Edward B. Barbier is
the John S Bugas Professor of Economics, Department of Economics and
Finance, University of Wyoming. His main expertise is natural resource
and development economics as well as the interface between economics and
ecology. He has served as a consultant and policy analyst for a variety
of national, international and non-governmental agencies, including many
UN organizations, the OECD and the World Bank. Professor Barbier is on
the editorial boards of several leading economics and natural science
journals, and he
appears in the 4th edition of
Who’s Who in Economics.
He has authored over 200 peer-reviewed journal articles and book
chapters, written or edited 21 books, and published in popular
journals. His books include Blueprint for a Green Economy (with David Pearce and Anil Markandya,
1989), Natural
Resources and Economic Development
(2005),
A Global Green New Deal (2010),
Scarcity and Frontiers: How
Economies Have Developed Through Natural Resource Exploitation
(2011), Capitalizing on Nature:
Ecosystems as Natural Assets (2011) and
A New Blueprint for a Green Economy (with Anil Markandya, 2012).
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***New Publications
A New Blueprint for a Green Economy , E.B. Barbier & Anil Markandya
Capitalizing on Nature, E.B. Barbier
Scarcity and Frontiers, E.B. Barbier
WPR- Wyoming Signatures, Video/interview with author - January 2011
Pricing Nature, N. Hanley & E.B. Barbier
"A Global Green Recovery and the Lessons of History." The European Financial Review, February-March 2011
Nature - Comment: To save the planet, tax ‘societal ills’ (p. 30)
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