Iker Etxano
“Systemic vision and interdisciplinarity are essential to address the transition towards fairer and more sustainable societies”
“Systemic vision and interdisciplinarity are essential to address the transition towards fairer and more sustainable societies”
“Systemic vision and interdisciplinarity are essential to address the transition towards fairer and more sustainable societies”
“Systemic vision and interdisciplinarity are essential to address the transition towards fairer and more sustainable societies”
Biography
He holds a degree in Economics, an MSc from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne (2006) and a PhD in Development Studies from the UPV/EHU (2013). He is currently Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Economics I at the UPV/EHU in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Communication. He also teaches on various postgraduate courses on subjects related to sustainability and ecological economics, areas in which he carries out his research. He has participated in various research projects and is the author of several international publications. He is member of the EKOPOL research group and is attached to Hegoa.
Themes
Sostenibilidad, Economía ecológica, Políticas públicas
Projects
Doctoral theses
