The upcoming World Economic
History Congress in Kyoto, Japan from 3 to 7 August 2015 features a session on the potential for socio-economic metabolism research in economic history. The
session is entitled 'Long run economic growth
and the environment: international comparison from a socio-metabolic
perspective' and is organised by Iñaki
Iriarte Goñi (Zaragossa University) and Fridolin Krausmann (Inst. of Social
Ecology, Vienna). It invites empirical papers presenting results from case
studies investigating patterns and trends of material and energy flows or
comparing different countries or regions. It will also be open to papers
discussing concepts, sources and methods. Please see the call for papers for
Session S20042 at the conference web page (www.wehc2015.org/second_call.html)
or contact fridolin.krausmann@aau.at
for more information. The deadline for submitting abstracts to the session
organisers is 15 March 2015.
Fridolin Krausmann
Institute of Social Ecology, Vienna
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