Bouwe Dijkstra

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  Nottingham
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  UK
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• fax0115 95 14159
• bouwe.dijkstra@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Bouwe has been with the School of Economics since August 2001 and is an internal research fellow of GEP. He was promoted to Associate Professor in January 2009. His research is in the areas of political economy and environmental economics, which has led to publications in the European Economic Review, European Journal of Political Economy , Public Choice and the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, among others. He is interested in the theory and application of emissions trading and the links between international trade and the environment. He has recently taken an interest in the economics of the informal sector.

Bouwe's CV can be downloaded here in pdf format. Bouwe's Facewall page.

Recent Publications

• D'AMATO, ALESSIO and DIJKSTRA, BOUWE, 2017. Adoption incentives and environmental policy timing under asymmetric information and strategic firm behaviour Environmental Economics and Policy Studies. (In Press.)
• DIJKSTRA, BOUWE and GRAICHEN, PATRICK, 2017. Showdown in Schönau: A contest case study. In: BUCHHOLZ, WOLFGANG and RUEBBELKE, DIRK, eds., The theory of externalities and public goods: Essays in memory of Richard C. Cornes Springer. 299-326
• DIJKSTRA, BOUWE and MATHEW, ANUJ, 2016. Liberalizing trade in environmental goods and services Environmental Economics and Policy Studies. 18(4), 499-526
• DIJKSTRA, B, MUKHERJEE, A and MATHEW, A J, 2015. Privatization in the presence of foreign competition and strategic policies Journal of Economics. 114, pp. 271-290

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• D'AMATO, ALESSIO and DIJKSTRA, BOUWE, 2017. Adoption incentives and environmental policy timing under asymmetric information and strategic firm behaviour Environmental Economics and Policy Studies. (In Press.)
• DIJKSTRA, BOUWE and GRAICHEN, PATRICK, 2017. Showdown in Schönau: A contest case study. In: BUCHHOLZ, WOLFGANG and RUEBBELKE, DIRK, eds., The theory of externalities and public goods: Essays in memory of Richard C. Cornes Springer. 299-326
• DIJKSTRA, BOUWE and MATHEW, ANUJ, 2016. Liberalizing trade in environmental goods and services Environmental Economics and Policy Studies. 18(4), 499-526
• DIJKSTRA, B, MUKHERJEE, A and MATHEW, A J, 2015. Privatization in the presence of foreign competition and strategic policies Journal of Economics. 114, pp. 271-290
• D'AMATO, ALESSIO and DIJKSTRA, BOUWE, 2015. Technology choice and environmental regulation under asymmetric information Resource and Energy Economics. 41, 224-247
• BÖHRINGER, CHRISTOPH, DIJKSTRA, BOUWE and ROSENDAHL, KNUT-EINAR, 2014. Sectoral and regional expansion of emissions trading Resource and Energy Economics. 37, 201-225
• DE VRIES, FRANS P., DIJKSTRA, BOUWE R. and MCGINTY, MATTHEW, 2014. On emissions trading and market structure: Cap-and-trade versus intensity standards Environmental and Resource Economics. 58(4), 665-682
• DIJKSTRA, BOUWE and RUEBBELKE, DIRK, 2013. Group rewards and individual sanctions in environmental policy Resource and Energy Economics. 35(1), 38-59
• DIJKSTRA, B.R., MUKHERJEE, A. and MATHEW, A.J., 2011. Environmental regulation: an incentive for foreign direct investment Review of International Economics. 19(3), 568-578
• DIJKSTRA, B.R., 2011. Good and bad equilibria with the informal sector Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics. 167(4), 668-685
• DIJKSTRA, B.R., MANDERSON, E. and LEE, T.Y., 2011. Extending the sectoral coverage of an international emission trading scheme Environmental and Resource Economics. 50, 243-266
• DIJKSTRA, B.R. and FREDRIKSSON, P.G., 2010. Regulatory environmental federalism Annual Review of Resource Economics. 2, 319-339
• BOOM, J-T. and DIJKSTRA, B.R., 2009. Permit trading and credit trading: a comparison of cap-based and rate-based emissions trading under perfect and imperfect competition Environmental and Resource Economics. 44(1), 107-136
• DIJKSTRA, B.R., 2007. Samaritan versus rotten kid: another look Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization. 64(1), 91-110
• DIJKSTRA, BR, 2007. An investment contest to influence environmental policy Resource and Energy Economics. 29, 300-324
• DIJKSTRA, B.R. and DE VRIES, F.P., 2006. Location choice by households and polluting firms: an evolutionary approach European Economic Review. 50(2), 425-446
• BAIK, K. H., DIJKSTRA, B. R., LEE, S. and LEE, S. Y., 2006. The equivalence of rent-seeking outcomes for competitive-share and strategic groups European Journal of Political Economy. VOL 22(NUMBER 2), 337-342
• DIJKSTRA, B.R. and VAN SOEST, D.P., 2006. Higher pollution damage, more lenient environmental policies? Journal of Economics. 89(3), 267-284
• DIJKSTRA, B. R., 2004. Political Competition, Rent Seeking and the Choice of Environmental Policy Instruments: Comment Environmental and Resource Economics. VOL 29(NUMBER 1), 39-56
• DIJKSTRA, B.R., 2003. Direct regulation of a mobile polluting firm Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. 45(2), 265-277
• DIJKSTRA, B. R., 2002. Environmental policy with endogenous domestic and trade policies: comment on Schleich: "Environmental quality with endogenous domestic and trade policies" [Eur. J. Political Economy 15 (1999) 53-71] European Journal of Political Economy. VOL 18(NUMBER 2), 391-396
• DIJKSTRA, B.R. and HAAN, M., 2001. Sellers' hedging incentives at EPA's emission trading auction Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. 41(3), 286-294
• GRAICHEN, P. R., REQUATE, T. and DIJKSTRA, B. R., 2001. How to win the political contest: A monopolist vs. environmentalists Public Choice. VOL 108(PART 3/4), 273-293