Institutional and University Members of AERE

On behalf of AERE, the AERE Officers and Board of Directors extend sincere appreciation to the following organizations who have either renewed their memberships, or have become new Institutional or University Members of AERE, for 2007. Generous contributions from these organizations help fund some of the fixed costs of AERE as a legal non-profit professional organization representing the field of environmental and natural resource economics.

AERE runs to a large extent on the goodwill of volunteers, and depends upon the strong sense of social responsibility among its members to solve the problem of "voluntary contributions toward the provision of public goods." We are grateful that so many AERE members have persuaded their institutions to validate AERE's mission by participating at the institutional level.

Institutional Members:

• Industrial Economics, Inc.
• Resources for the Future (RFF)
• Stratus Consulting, Inc.

University Members in 2006 and 2007
(pledged or active as of April 30, 2007)*:

• Appalachian State University (new member, 2007)
  Department of Economics
• Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en économie quantitative (CIREQ) (new member, 2007)
  Concordia University, McGill University, Université de Montréal
• Colorado State University
  Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
• Duke University (new member, 2007)
  Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences
• Georgia State University (new member, 2007)
  Department of Economics
• Harvard University
  The Environmental Economics Program at Harvard University (EEPHU)
• Iowa State University
  Center for Agricultural and Rural Development Department of Economics
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  Department of Economics
• North Carolina State University
  Center for Environmental and Resource Economics Policy (CEnREP)
• Texas A&M University (new member, 2007)
  Department of Agricultural Economics.
• Tilburg University (renew. pending)
  CentER
• Tufts University (new member, 2007)
  Tufts Institute of the Environment
• University of Alberta
  Department of Rural Economy
• University of California, Los Angeles (new member, 2007)
  Department of Public Policy, School of Public Affairs
• University of California, San Diego
  Department of Economics
• University of California, Santa Barbara
  Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management
• University of Central Florida
  College of Business Administration
• University of Connecticut
  Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
• University of Delaware (new member, 2007)
  Department of Economics
• University of Guelph (new member, 2007)
  Department of Economics
• University of Maryland, College Park
  Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
• University of Michigan
  School of Natural Resources and Environment
• University of Michigan
  Erb Institute
• University of Minnesota
  Department of Applied Economics
• University of Oregon
  Department of Economics
• University of Tennessee (new member, 2007)
  Department of Econmics
• University of Washington (new member, 2007)
  Department of Economics
• University of Wyoming (new member, 2007)
  Department of Economics and Finance
• Virginia Tech (new member, 2007)
  Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics

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