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Refereed Journal Articles
- Barker, T and S S Scrieciu (2009) “Low Stabilisation within a New Economics Macro-Econometric Framework: Insights from E3MG”, special issue Energy Policy (forthcoming)
- Barker, T and S S Scrieciu (2009) “Unilateral Climate Change Mitigation, Carbon Leakage and Competitiveness: an Application to the European Union”, International Journal of Global Warming (forthcoming)
- Stringer, L C, Scrieciu, S S and M S Reed (2009) “Biodiversity, Land degradation and Climate Change: Participatory Planning in Romania”, Applied Geography 29(1): 77-90
- Barker, T, Scrieciu, S S and D Taylor (2008) “Climate change, social justice and development”, Development special issue 51(3): 317-324.
- Barker, T, Scrieciu, S S and Foxon, T (2008) "Achieving the G8 50% target: modelling induced and accelerated technological change using the macro-econometric model E3MG." Climate Policy. Special Issue 8: S30-S45.
- Scrieciu, S S and Stringer, L C (2008) “The Transformation of Post-Communist Societies in Central and Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union: An Economic and Ecological Sustainabilty Perspective.” European Environment 18:168-85.
- Kirkpatrick, C and Scrieciu, S S (2008) “Is trade liberalisation bad for the environment? A review of the economic evidence.” Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 51(4): 497-510.
- Scrieciu, S S (2007) “Economic impacts of adopting the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union: A CGE Approach to the Case of Romania.” Journal of Economic Integration 22(2): 407-38.
- Scrieciu, S S (2007) “Can Economic Causes of Tropical Deforestation Be Identified at a Global Level?’ Ecological Economics, 62(3/4): 603-12.
- Scrieciu, S S (2007) “The inherent dangers of using computable general equilibrium models as a single integrated modelling framework for sustainability impact assessment. A critical note on Böhringer and Löschel (2006).” Ecological Economics 60(4): 678-84.
- Kirkpatrick, C, George, C, and Scrieciu, S S (2006) “Trade Liberalisation in Environmental Services: Why so little progress?” Global Economy Journal 6(2), article 4.
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