Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics

Predictability, scale, and biodiversity in coastal and estuarine ecosystems

Modeling complex ecological economic systems

Towards a general theory of social overhead capital

Sensitivity of willingness-to-pay estimates to bid design in dichotomous choice contingent valuation models

Foreign trade and renewable resources

Towards an ecological economics of sustainability

The ecology and economics of biological diversity

Welfare benefit estimation and the income distribution

Imputed prices of greenhouse gases and land forests

Debt-for-environment swaps

Regulating the farmers' use of pesticides in Sweden

Nested living systems

Wealth as a criterion for sustainable development

Sensitivity of willingness-to-pay estimates to bid design in dichotomous choice valuation models

Benefits from restoring wetlands for nitrogen abatement

The tradegy of the commons and the theory of social overhead capital

Harvesting semelparous populations and variability in the life history of salmon

Cultural capital and natural capital interrelations

Trade, tropical deforestation and policy interventions