Björn Vollan
@bjoernvollan.bsky.social
Professor of economics and head of the research group "Sustainable Use of Natural Resources". Researching adaptation to climate change, resource governance and aspects of human behavior related to sustainable development. bjoernvollan.wordpress.com
Who needs formal evaluations when your students hand you a bottle of beer after the final lecture?
July 24, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Who needs formal evaluations when your students hand you a bottle of beer after the final lecture?
The Results:
1️⃣ WTP alone doesn’t capture the depth of relational values. People value cultural connections but struggle to express this in monetary terms.
2️⃣ Budget preferences reflected relational concerns more effectively, especially in Bangladesh
1️⃣ WTP alone doesn’t capture the depth of relational values. People value cultural connections but struggle to express this in monetary terms.
2️⃣ Budget preferences reflected relational concerns more effectively, especially in Bangladesh
November 28, 2024 at 8:18 AM
The Results:
1️⃣ WTP alone doesn’t capture the depth of relational values. People value cultural connections but struggle to express this in monetary terms.
2️⃣ Budget preferences reflected relational concerns more effectively, especially in Bangladesh
1️⃣ WTP alone doesn’t capture the depth of relational values. People value cultural connections but struggle to express this in monetary terms.
2️⃣ Budget preferences reflected relational concerns more effectively, especially in Bangladesh
New paper with Donia Mahabadi and Max Burger in Nature Sustainability: Technological optimism among COP24 delegates is linked to support for less stringent climate policies. What does this mean for global #ClimateAction?
September 21, 2024 at 8:19 AM
New paper with Donia Mahabadi and Max Burger in Nature Sustainability: Technological optimism among COP24 delegates is linked to support for less stringent climate policies. What does this mean for global #ClimateAction?