Global climate change is no longer perceived as a purely environmental problem. It is directly related to socio-ecological development, and as such is considered by social sciences, including economics. The Laboratory for Economics of Climate Change is the first laboratory in Russia that carries out research on this topic. The activities of the Laboratory are interdisciplinary, and the object of its research is the relationship between global climate change and the problems of economic growth, inequality, poverty, technology development, as well as efforts to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Igor Makarov participated in BRICS Academic Forum
Igor Makarov, Head of Laboratory on Climate Change Economics, participated in the session “The Price Is Transition: Who Gets it All?” of BRICS Academic Forum.
Altana Davydova participated in the conference of Central Bank of Brazil
Expert of Laboratory on Climate Change Economics Altana Davydova participated in the conference of Central Bank of Brazil. She presented the report "Comparison of carbon regulation scenarios for the BRICS and EAEU countries using the GTAP-E computable general equilibrium model"
The Laboratory's Staff Members Participated in the Congress on International Studies
The Second Saint-Petersburg Congress on International Studies was held in St. Petersburg from April 25 to 27. Within the agenda of the Congress, the Laboratory on Climate Change Economics organized a session "Global Climate Policy in the Context of Geopolitical Transformations"
Article by Igor Makarov and Sedat Alataş in "International Organisations Research Journal"
Igor Makarov, Laboratory's Head, and Sedat Alataş, Research Fellow at Aydın Adnan Menderes University, have published an article "Towards consumption-based emissions accounting: From calculation to policymaking" in "International Organisations Research Journal".
Article by Igor Makarov and Sedat Alataş in "Applied Energy"
Igor Makarov, Laboratory's Head, and Sedat Alataş, Research Fellow at Aydın Adnan Menderes University, have published an article "Production- and consumption-based emissions in carbon exporters and importers: A large panel data analysis for the EKC hypothesis" in "Applied Energy".
Article by Igor Makarov and Anna Shuranova in the Journal of International Analytics
Igor Makarov, Laboratory's Head, and Anna Shuranova, Lab's Research Assistant, have published an article "Climate Change as a New Factor of International Relations" in the Journal of International Analytics