Department of Environmental Economics and Sociology
The Department was founded in January 2003, and since 2005 the initial purely economy-oriented research has also embraced selected sociological research topics. Our research activities are primarily based on methodological individualism in environmental and welfare economics, as well as environmental sociology. Our pre-dominant interest in empirical research has led to the completion of over 20 original surveys. Moreover, the Department functions as a national contact point for the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists.
People
- Silvia Petty
- Diana Kmeťková
- Jan Otáhal
- Patrik Lenz
- Monika Šuchová
- Tereza Čiderová
- Dr. Jean-François Auger, Ph.D.
- Prof. Evžen Kočenda
- Vladimír Kubeček
- Vědunka Kopečná
- Matěj Opatrný
- Lukáš Rečka
- Zuzana Rajchlová
- Martin Kryl
- Vojtěch Máca
- Miroslav Havránek
- Iva Zvěřinová
- Milan Ščasný
- prof. Anna Alberini
- prof. Mikolaj Czajkowski
- Lucie Jandová Halíková
- Dali Tsintskiladze Laxton, M.A.
Running projects
- Forests (TAČR, 2019–2023)
- ARAMIS (TA ČR, 2020–2023)
- BlueAdapt (Horizon Europe, 2022–2026)
- CAPABLE (Horizon Europe, 2023–2025)
- FE3M (GACR EXPRO, 2019–2023)
- GEOCEP (H2020, 2022–2026)
- Greenhouse gas emissions (CHMI, 2001– )
- Kohoutková (TA ČR, 2020–2023)
- MARCHES (Horizon Europe, 2023–2026)
- NOx2030 (TA ČR Environment for Life, 2021–2023)
- Rolling Waste (TA ČR, 2020–2023)
- LESY (TA ČR, 2019–2023)
- MOSUMO (TA ČR Théta, 2021–2023)
- SEEPIA (TA ČR, 2021–2026)
Scientific Articles of the Department
- Taxing Air Pollutants and Carbon Individually or Jointly: Results from a CGE Model Enriched by an Emission Abatement Sector
Kiuila, O., Markandya, A., Ščasny, M. (2019), Taxing Air Pollutants and Carbon Individually or Jointly: Results from a CGE Model Enriched by an Emission Abatement Sector. Economic System Research, 31:1, 21-43. - Ten Lessons for Good Practice for the INHERIT Triple Win: Health, Equity, and Environmental Sustainability
Bell, R., Khan, M., Romeo-Velilla, M., Máca, V., Zvěřinová, I., Ščasný, M. at all. (2019) Ten Lessons for Good Practice for the INHERIT Triple Win: Health, Equity, and Environmental Sustainability, Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 16(22), 4546 - A Technological Scenario for a Healthier, More Equitable and Sustainable Europe in 2040: Citizen Perceptions and Policy Implications
Xhelili, A., Strube, R., Grossi, F., Zvěřinová, I., Taylor, T., Martinez-Juarez, P., Quiroga, S., Suárez, C., Gjorgjev, D. (2020) A Technological Scenario for a Healthier, More Equitable and Sustainable Europe in 2040: Citizen Perceptions and Policy Implications, Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 17(1), 231 - Incentivizing Commuter Cycling by Financial and Non-Financial Rewards
Máca, V., Ščasný, M., Zvěřinová, I., Jakob, M., Hrnčíř, J. (2020), Incentivizing Commuter Cycling by Financial and Non-Financial Rewards, Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 17(17), 6033 - How to Achieve a Healthier and More Sustainable Europe by 2040 According to the Public? Results of a Five-Country Questionnaire Survey
Zvěřinová, I., Máca, V., Ščasný, M., Strube, R., Marques, S., Dubová, D., Kryl, M., Craveiro, D., Taylor, T., Chiabai, A., de Jalón, S.G.(2020), How to Achieve a Healthier and More Sustainable Europe by 2040 According to the Public? Results of a Five-Country Questionnaire Survey, Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 17(17), 6071 - The Benefits of Avoiding Cancer (or Dying from Cancer): Evidence from a Four-country Study
Alberini, A., Ščasný, M. (2018), The Benefits of Avoiding Cancer (or Dying from Cancer): Evidence from a Four-country Study. Journal of Health Economics 57: 249-262 - Analysing attitudes to climate change mitigation policies
Kyselá, E., Ščasný, M., Zvěřinová, I. (2019), Analysing attitudes to climate change mitigation policies. Climate Policy, 19:7, 878-892 - Response to Extreme Energy Price Changes: Evidence from Ukraine
Alberini, A., Khymych, O., Ščasný, M. (2019), Response to Extreme Energy Price Changes: Evidence from Ukraine. The Energy Journal, Vol. 40, No. 1: 189-212.