Conference Papers and Information
22nd Annual Green Economics Institute Conference Oxford July 2026
Provisional Draft Timetable: ( may be subject to change for unavoidable reasons- please keep checking this.)
22 years of Green Economics and The Green Economics Institute : A report by Emma Rossi Green Economist 2026
Conference Welcome Pack and Brochure
Founding academic article with ideas by Miriam Kennet and Volker Heinemann 2006 now gaining a lot of traction
https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1504/IJGE.2006.009338
Additional article by Miriam Kennet 2006
https://www.inderscience.com/storage/f118543110122769.pdf
22 years of the Green Economics Institute, A Chronology: The Highlights of the
exciting whirlwind of 22 years of the Institute, by Miriam Kennet
Conference Papers and information
Conference Submitted Papers
2005 Green Economics Training- One of our earliest award winning trainings and videos in Berlin
Conference Videos
Miriam Kennet at Alicante University- Spain, talking about economics in 2006
https://www.slideserve.com/Olivia/the-global-crisis-and-the-credit-crunch
Climate Change Videos
geiclimate.org/lastest-news/our-interviews-on-vimeo-video-about-climate-change/
eiclimate.org/lastest-news/our-interviews-on-vimeo-video-about-climate-change/’
Our official side event last year at the UN climate summit
“21st century abrupt climate flip- How do we stop it? How can we keep to 1.5 degrees?”
Keeping to 1.5 degrees and making a world for future generations, 21st century abrupt climate flip- How do we stop it? How can we keep to 1.5 degrees? Creating public awareness of their real choices to keep the world beautiful and habitable for humans and other species- helping people to feel empowered in a dynamic changing world. Tick tock the climate clock- Overcoming the public’s fear and reluctance to change.
Madrid COP25 our delegation and our messages
https://geiclimate.org/madrid-cop25-united-nations-our-delegation/
Rethinking our hunger for metals –
Previous conference we ran in 2021.
https://gef.eu/event/mining-for-metals-can-it-be-fair/