The University of Naples Federico II invites young researchers, Postdoc or Ph.D. candidates to submit presentation proposals to be exhibited within the framework of the Summer School in European Environmental Taxation on the 12th of July 2023. The Summer School is a free course organised with the support of the European Union in the framework of the Jean Monnet Action (Jean Monnet Module Ref. 611159-EPP-1-2019- 1-IT-EPPJMO-MODULE). It will be held in Naples, at the Law Department of the University of Naples Federico II, from 10 to 15 July 2023 with the aim to provide participants with suitable expertise on environmental taxation and policies.On the 12th of July 2023 participants of SUSEET and selected candidates will have the opportunity to discuss their researches or papers in environment...
The third edition of the Summer School in European Environmental Taxation will be held from 10 to 15 July 2023 at the Law Department of the University of Naples Federico II. If you are interested send your CV and a motivation letter to suseetunina@gmail.com by 31st May 2023. SUSEET commette will select candidates and confirme acceptance by 15th June 2023.
The 23rd Global Conference on Environmental Taxation will be held in Parma 21-24 September 2022. You are invited to attend in person or, under this year’s hybrid approach. The conference theme, The Green Growth Challenge, offers participants the opportunity to explore the role of taxation and other market-based instruments in achieving the transition to greener economies and safer environments around the world.
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The deadline for submitting applications has been postponed to 30th May 2021.
4 February 2021, 09:30/11:30 CET A member of our Summer School in European Environmental Taxation will participate in a European Commission event with Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius and a distinguished panel to discuss “Getting the prices right – how green taxation can help build fairer, more resilient economies”. Join us https://ec.europa.eu/environment/events/conference-green-taxation-build-fairer-more-resilient-economies_en
Happy #Erasmusdays ! 🇪🇺 We’re glad to introduce you to the SUSEET key staff which decided to contribute to the celebrations by sharing their Erasmus experiences: the Erasmus programme still bonds them together. 👫👭👬 A little extra: you can find the Article on the “secret history” of the Erasmus Programme written by Prof. Enrico Traversa at the following link. 📜 ➡️https://bit.ly/traversa_fr 🇫🇷 ➡️https://bit.ly/traversa_ita 🇮🇹
Environmental policy applies different approaches in order to protect the environment and to foster a sustainable transition and the economic one is more and more significance. Among different economic instruments environmental taxation can play a crucial role, because of its regulatory dimension that is able to influence people’s behavior. On the one hand environmental taxes have many important advantages, such as economic efficiency, the ability to raise public revenue that can be reused, transparency but on the other hand they can be regressive and contrary to the principle of the ability to pay. Its potential is not new, Jacques Delors, the President of the European Commission, proposed the introduction of a European carbon tax in 1992, recycling the revenue to stimulate the economy by...
Climate change is one of the biggest challenges of our time. To solve this problem environmental policies are on the top of international, European and national agenda. In 2019, environmental issues became part of the European Commission’s priorities for 2019-2024: Mrs Ursula Von Der Leyen launched the so-called “European Green Deal” to implement the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda. This is an ambitious package of measures for a green and inclusive transition whose main goal is to improve the well-being of people. Making Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050 and protecting our natural habitat will be good for people, planet and economy.