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FSR Climate Director at International Workshop on “Challenges for Economic Research on Climate Change after Paris
May 4, 2017

On 3-5 May, this week, Xavier Labandeira, FSR Climate Director, is taking part in the International Workshop on “Challenges for Economic Research on Climate Change after Paris” taking place at Villa Vigoni, Menaggio (Como), Italy. Professor Labandeira will deliver a speech on national maps of research.
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