15/06/2011

Green Economics Institute announces its 6th Annual Green Economics Conference at Oxford University

The ENoP member, Green Economics Institute, invites you to its forthcoming 6th Annual Green Economics Conference, which will be held in Mansfield College, University of Oxford, UK, on 28th -30th June, 2011.

This Conference will follow the tradition of the Green Economics Conferences which are the world's leading Conference series in Green Economics. Internationally renowned composite, multidisciplinary, scientists, economists, campaigners, Policy makers and Directors, Professors, Social scientists and Researchers from all over the globe will present their frontier research findings and to keep up to date with latest achievements and developments in this very fast moving, leading and topical field.

This conference is designed to present the important research and findings of economics by doing and also theoretical ideas about what reforms Green Economics can offer the mainstream and to allow time to think about the issues more fully.

The conference will also debate the current economics downturn. Green Economics views the current downturn as a clash between ecology and economy and argues that the commodity instability is a symptom the exhaustion of natural resources. The markets are correctly reflecting that and are indicating that traditional economics instruments and derivatives are however no longer any use, and new methods of creating a natural economics of abundance need to be urgently developed.

For further information: http://www.greeneconomics.org.uk/

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Green Economics Institute announces its 6th Annual Green Economics Conference at Oxford University