Game theory and the environment
Hanley, Nick Ed.
Game theory and the environment - Cheltenham Edward Elgar 1998 - xiv,432p.
CONTENT List of figures vii List of tables viii Contributors xi Foreword xiv 1. Game-theoretic modelling of environmental and resource problems: an introduction by Henk Folmer, Nick Hanley and Fanny Mififeldt 1 2. Cooperation versus free-riding in international environmental affairs: two approaches by Henry Tulkens 30 3. Dynamic resolution of inefficiency due to international environmental externalities by Mark B. Cronshaw 45 4. Commitment and fairness in environmental games by Tim Jeppesen and Per Andersen 65 5. Acid rain and international environmental aid: transboundary air pollution between Finland, Russia and Estonia by Veijo Kaitala and Matti Pohjola 84 6. Nuclear power games by Fanny Mififeldt 98 7. Renegotiation-proof equilibria in a bargaining game over global emission reductions - does the instrumental framework matter? by Alfred Endres and Michael Finns 135 8. Linking environmental and non-environmental problems in an international setting: the interconnected games approach by Jardena Kroeze-Gil and Henk Folmer 165 Strategies for environmental negotiations: issue linkage with heterogenous countries by Michele Botteon and Carlo Carrara 181 10. Environmental conflicts and interconnected games: an experimental note on institutional design by Stephan Kroll, Charles F. Mason and Jason F. Shogren 204 11. Environmental conflicts with asymmetric information: theory and behaviour by Terrance M. Hurley and Jason F. Shogren219 12. International dynamic pollution control by Art de Zeeuw 237 13. Learning about global warming by Alistair Ulph 255 14. Migration and the environment by Markus Haavio 287 15. Strategic international trade and transboundary pollution: a dynamic model by Talitha Feenstra 310 16. Going green or going abroad? Environmental policy, firm location and green consumerism by Michael Kuhn 341 17. A game-theoretic approach to the roundwood market with capital stock determination by Erkki Koskela and Markka Ollikainen 392 Index 415
1858984157
Environmental economics
Natural resources--Management
333.7 / HAN
Game theory and the environment - Cheltenham Edward Elgar 1998 - xiv,432p.
CONTENT List of figures vii List of tables viii Contributors xi Foreword xiv 1. Game-theoretic modelling of environmental and resource problems: an introduction by Henk Folmer, Nick Hanley and Fanny Mififeldt 1 2. Cooperation versus free-riding in international environmental affairs: two approaches by Henry Tulkens 30 3. Dynamic resolution of inefficiency due to international environmental externalities by Mark B. Cronshaw 45 4. Commitment and fairness in environmental games by Tim Jeppesen and Per Andersen 65 5. Acid rain and international environmental aid: transboundary air pollution between Finland, Russia and Estonia by Veijo Kaitala and Matti Pohjola 84 6. Nuclear power games by Fanny Mififeldt 98 7. Renegotiation-proof equilibria in a bargaining game over global emission reductions - does the instrumental framework matter? by Alfred Endres and Michael Finns 135 8. Linking environmental and non-environmental problems in an international setting: the interconnected games approach by Jardena Kroeze-Gil and Henk Folmer 165 Strategies for environmental negotiations: issue linkage with heterogenous countries by Michele Botteon and Carlo Carrara 181 10. Environmental conflicts and interconnected games: an experimental note on institutional design by Stephan Kroll, Charles F. Mason and Jason F. Shogren 204 11. Environmental conflicts with asymmetric information: theory and behaviour by Terrance M. Hurley and Jason F. Shogren219 12. International dynamic pollution control by Art de Zeeuw 237 13. Learning about global warming by Alistair Ulph 255 14. Migration and the environment by Markus Haavio 287 15. Strategic international trade and transboundary pollution: a dynamic model by Talitha Feenstra 310 16. Going green or going abroad? Environmental policy, firm location and green consumerism by Michael Kuhn 341 17. A game-theoretic approach to the roundwood market with capital stock determination by Erkki Koskela and Markka Ollikainen 392 Index 415
1858984157
Environmental economics
Natural resources--Management
333.7 / HAN