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 CV-Urs Steiner Brandt

Current position: Associate Professor, Department of environmental and business economics, at the University of Southern Denmark, Niels Bohrsvej 9-10, Esbjerg, DK 6700, Denmark. Telephone: +45 6550 4184, E mail: usb@sam.sdu.dk. Private 26835181

Privates: Danish Citizen, borne 1963 in Zürich. Address: Marsalis Boulevard 67, 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark

Education: 1995 1998: Ph.D candidate, Department of Economics, The Aarhus school of Business. 1993: Graduate in Economics, University of Aarhus. Head of study, environmental end resource management (Esbjerg) 2005-2010.

Specialization: Risk perception and climate change, environmental economics, analysis of tradable permit system, game theorectic analysis of international environmetnal problems, political economy of regulation, decision making under uncertainty.

Articles published in refereed journals
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2011), ‘A project-based system for including farmers in the EU ETS’, Journal of Environmental Management, 92, 1121-1127.
 Brandt, U.S. (2011), ’Klimaeksperter og lægmænd. Hvad betyder forskelle i risikoopfattelse for klimapolitikken?’, Politica, 43, 478-498.
 Brandt, U.S. and Grønbæk, L.K. (2010),’ ‘On the stability of fishery agreements under exogenous change: An example of agreements under climate change’, Fisheries Research, 101, 11-19.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2010), ‘The Survival of the Nordic Welfare State and Social Trust’, Nordic Journal of Political Economy, 36, 1-17.
 Bergfjord, O.J and U.S Brandt (2009), 'Regulations, Risk and Rent Seeking Behaviour', Journal of Risk and Governance, 3, 233-246.
 Brandt, U.S. (2009), ‘ Håndtering af usikkerhed i klimaproblemet’, Samfundsøkonomen, 2, 19-28.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2009), ‘Trawling for subsidies: the alignment of incentives between fishermen and marine biologists’, Journal of European Public Policy, 16, 1012-1029.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2009), ’Achieving Economic Growth in the EU through Lobbyism’, Journal of Contemporary European Research, 5, 415-427.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2009), ‘The Choice Between Auctioning and Grandfathering in the EU’, Energy & Environment, 20, 1117-1130.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2006), ‘Climate change negotiations and first-mover advantages: the case of the wind turbine industry’, Energy Policy, 34, 1175-1184.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2006), ‘Bureaucratic Rent-seeking and the Common Agricultural Policy’, Journal of European Public Policy, 13, 329-340.
 Hansen, L.G., F. Jensen, U.S. Brandt and N. Vestergaard (2006), ‘Illegal Landings: An Aggregate Catch Self-Reporting Mechanism’, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 88, 974-985.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2005), ’Hot Air as Implicit Side Payment arrangement: Could Hot Air provision have saved the Kyoto-agreement’, Climate Policy, 4, 303-318.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2004), ‘Rent-seeking and Grandfathering: The Case of GHG Trade in the EU’, Energy and Environment, 15, 69-80.
 Brandt, U.S. (2004) ‘Unilateral actions, the Case of International Environmental Problems’, Resource and Energy Economics, 26, 373-391.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2004), ‘The Coalition of Industrialists and Environmentalists in the Climate Change Issue’, International Environmental Agreements: Policy, Law and Economics, 4, 327-337.
 Brandt, U.S (2003), ‘Are Uniform Solutions Focal? The Case of International Environmental Problems’, Environmental and Resource Economics, 25, 357-376.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2002), ‘Hot Air in Kyoto, Cold Air in The Hague- the Failure of Global Climate Negotiations’, Energy Policy, 30, 1191-1199.
 Brandt, U.S. (2002), ‘Actions Prior to Entering an International Environmental Agreement’, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, 158, 695-714.
 Brandt, U.S. and G.T. Svendsen (2000),’A European Acid Rain Program Based on the US Experience?’, European Environment, 10, 220-229.

Teaching experience: Environmental economics, Sustainability, Microeconomics, Decision theory and modeling, Evaluation

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