Journal of Environmental Economics and Management

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Journal of Environmental Economics and Management

Abbreviated title	JEEM
Discipline	Economics
Language	English
Publication details
Publisher	Elsevier ()
Publication history	1974 - present
Frequency	6 issues per year
Indexing
ISSN	0095-0696
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The Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (JEEM) is a peer-reviewed journal of environmental economics published six times per year. It is the official technical journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (AERE).

JEEM is devoted to the publication of theoretical and empirical papers concerned with the linkage between economic systems and environmental and natural resources systems. Generally regarded as the top journal in natural resources and environmental economics, it concentrates on the management and/or social control of the economy in its relationship with the management and use of natural resources and the natural environment.^[1] Providing worldwide coverage of the field, JEEM includes articles by economists as well as interdisciplinary papers by researchers in other fields of interest to resource and environmental economists.

JEEM is differentiated from the Association's other official journal, the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy (REEP), in that JEEM has a more technical orientation. REEP is targeted more towards the environmental policy-making audience.

The current editor of JEEM is Charles F. Mason of the Department of Economics and Finance at the University of Wyoming. He oversees the work of eight co-editors in different sub-areas of the field of environmental economics who bear primary responsibility for the selection of papers. The previous editor was Joseph Herriges.

The journal can be accessed online via ScienceDirect.

1 Growth in Citations
2 High-Impact Articles
3 References
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] Growth in Citations

JEEM began publishing in 1974. Citations counts have grown steadily, approaching 2000 citations per year by 2007.

[edit] High-Impact Articles

The ISI Web of Knowledge allows the user to rank all articles in a specified journal according to the number of times they have been cited.

JEEM Articles: Top 50 Titles by Total Citations (to 02/07/08, according to ISI Web of Knowledge)
Rank	Title, Author(s), Volume(number), Pages, Year	Total cites	Per year
1	“VALUING PUBLIC-GOODS - THE PURCHASE OF MORAL SATISFACTION,” Daniel Kahneman, KNETSCH JL, Vol. 22(1) 57-70, 1992	373	21.94
2	“HEDONIC HOUSING PRICES AND DEMAND FOR CLEAN-AIR,” HARRISON D, RUBINFELD DL, Vol. 5(1) 81-102, 1978	230	7.42
3	“ENVIRONMENTAL-QUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT - IS THERE A KUZNETS CURVE FOR AIR-POLLUTION EMISSIONS,” SELDEN TM, SONG DQ, Vol. 27(2) 147-162, 1994	218	14.53
4	“A NEW PARADIGM FOR VALUING NON-MARKET GOODS USING REFERENDUM DATA - MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION BY CENSORED LOGISTIC-REGRESSION,” CAMERON TA, Vol. 15(3) 355-379, 1988	213	10.14
5	“COMBINING REVEALED AND STATED PREFERENCE METHODS FOR VALUING ENVIRONMENTAL AMENITIES,” ADAMOWICZ W, LOUVIERE J, WILLIAMS M, Vol. 26(3) 271-292, 1994	192	12.8
6	“A SATISFACTORY BENEFIT COST INDICATOR FROM CONTINGENT VALUATION,” HOEHN JP, RANDALL A, Vol. 14(3) 226-247, 1987	140	6.36
7	“HOW PEOPLE RESPOND TO CONTINGENT VALUATION QUESTIONS - A VERBAL PROTOCOL ANALYSIS OF WILLINGNESS-TO-PAY FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL-REGULATION,” SCHKADE DA, PAYNE JW, Vol. 26(1) 88-109, 1994	130	8.67
8	“BIDDING GAMES FOR VALUATION OF AESTHETIC ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENTS,” RANDALL A, IVES B, EASTMAN C, Vol. 1(2) 132-149, 1974	125	3.68
9	“FIRM INCENTIVES TO PROMOTE TECHNOLOGICAL-CHANGE IN POLLUTION-CONTROL,” MILLIMAN SR, PRINCE R, Vol. 17(3) 247-265, 1989	112	5.6
10	“POLLUTION AS NEWS - MEDIA AND STOCK-MARKET REACTIONS TO THE TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY DATA,” HAMILTON JT, Vol. 28(1) 98-113, 1995	109	7.79
11	“ECONOMICS OF FISHING AND MODERN CAPITAL THEORY - SIMPLIFIED APPROACH,” CLARK CW, MUNRO GR, Vol. 2(2) 92-106, 1975	109	3.3
12	“EXPERIMENT ON THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF VISIBILITY,” ROWE RD, DARGE RC, BROOKSHIRE DS, Vol. 7(1) 1-19, 1980	108	3.72
13	“UNCERTAINTY AND INCENTIVES FOR NONPOINT POLLUTION-CONTROL,” SEGERSON K, Vol. 15(1) 87-98, 1988	107	5.1
14	“ESTIMATION USING CONTINGENT VALUATION DATA FROM A DICHOTOMOUS CHOICE WITH FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONNAIRE,” CAMERON TA, QUIGGIN J, Vol. 27(3) 218-234, 1994	103	6.87
15	“CHOICES WITHOUT PRICES WITHOUT APOLOGIES,” VATN A, BROMLEY DW, Vol. 26(2) 129-148, 1994	100	6.67
16	“TRANSACTION COSTS AND TRADEABLE PERMITS,” STAVINS RN, Vol. 29(2) 133-148, 1995	98	7
17	“PRICING ENVIRONMENTAL-HEALTH RISKS - SURVEY ASSESSMENTS OF RISK - RISK AND RISK - DOLLAR TRADE-OFFS FOR CHRONIC-BRONCHITIS,” VISCUSI WK, MAGAT WA, HUBER J, Vol. 21(1) 32-51, 1991	93	5.17
18	“TRENDS IN NATURAL-RESOURCE COMMODITY PRICES - AN ANALYSIS OF THE TIME DOMAIN,” SLADE ME, Vol. 9(2) 122-137, 1982	92	3.41
19	“AN EXPERIMENT IN VOLUNTARY ENVIRONMENTAL-REGULATION - PARTICIPATION IN EPAS 33/50 PROGRAM,” ARORA S, CASON TN, Vol. 28(3) 271-286, 1995	88	6.29
20	“What drives deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon? Evidence from satellite and socioeconomic data,” Pfaff ASP, Vol. 37(1) 26-43, 1999	87	8.7
21	“Information as regulation: The effect of community right to know laws on toxic emissions,” Konar S, Cohen MA, Vol. 32(1) 109-124, 1997	86	7.17
22	“MODELS FOR REFERENDUM DATA - THE STRUCTURE OF DISCRETE CHOICE MODELS FOR CONTINGENT VALUATION,” MCCONNELL KE, Vol. 18(1) 19-34, 1990	85	4.47
23	“VALUATION OF AESTHETIC PREFERENCES,” BROOKSHIRE DS, IVES BC, SCHULZE WD, Vol. 3(4) 325-346, 1976	83	2.59
24	“GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-PROBLEMS - THE EFFECTS OF UNILATERAL ACTIONS TAKEN BY ONE COUNTRY,” HOEL M, Vol. 20(1) 55-70, 1991	82	4.56
25	“Using donation mechanisms to value nonuse benefits from public goods,” Champ PA, Bishop RC, Brown TC, et al., Vol. 33(2) 151-162, 1997	79	6.58
26	“THE EMPIRICAL PROPERTIES OF 2 CLASSES OF DESIGNS FOR TRANSFERABLE DISCHARGE PERMIT MARKETS,” ATKINSON SE, TIETENBERG TH, Vol. 9(2) 101-121, 1982	79	2.93
27	“ARBITRARY VALUES, GOOD CAUSES, AND PREMATURE VERDICTS,” SMITH VK, Vol. 22(1) 71-89, 1992	77	4.53
28	“FIRM BEHAVIOR UNDER IMPERFECTLY ENFORCEABLE POLLUTION STANDARDS AND TAXES,” HARFORD JD, Vol. 5(1) 26-43, 1978	77	2.48
29	“ESTIMATING AIR POLLUTION CONTROL BENEFITS FROM LAND VALUE STUDIES,” FREEMAN AM, Vol. 1(1) 74-83, 1974	77	2.2
30	“ON THE MEASUREMENT OF BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY,” SOLOW A, POLASKY S, BROADUS J, Vol. 24(1) 60-68, 1993	74	4.62
31	“THE EFFECTS OF THE RISK OF FIRE ON THE OPTIMAL ROTATION OF A FOREST,” REED WJ, Vol. 11(2) 180-190, 1984	74	2.96
32	“Why the far-distant future should be discounted at its lowest possible rate,” Weitzman ML, Vol. 36(3) 201-208, 1998	73	6.64
33	“BIAS IN DISCRETE RESPONSE CONTINGENT VALUATION,” KANNINEN BJ, Vol. 28(1) 114-125, 1995	73	5.21
34	“Perceptions versus objective measures of environmental quality in combined revealed and stated preference models of environmental valuation,” Adamowicz W, Swait J, Boxall P, et al., Vol. 32(1) 65-84, 1997	71	5.92
35	“THE MARGINAL COST OF SPECIES PRESERVATION - THE NORTHERN SPOTTED OWL,” MONTGOMERY CA, BROWN GM, ADAMS DM, Vol. 26(2) 111-128, 1994	71	4.73
36	“Bioeconomics of spatial exploitation in a patchy environment,” Sanchirico JN, Wilen JE, Vol. 37(2) 129-150, 1999	70	7
37	“Starting point bias in dichotomous choice valuation with follow-up questioning,” Herriges JA, Shogren JF, Vol. 30(1) 112-131, 1996	70	5.38
38	“SEQUENCING AND NESTING IN CONTINGENT VALUATION SURVEYS,” CARSON RT, MITCHELL RC, Vol. 28(2) 155-173, 1995	70	5
39	“COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE AIR QUALITY-CONTROL STRATEGIES,” ATKINSON SE, LEWIS DH, Vol. 1(3) 237-250, 1974	69	2.03
40	“OLS VERSUS ML ESTIMATION OF NON-MARKET RESOURCE VALUES WITH PAYMENT CARD INTERVAL DATA,” CAMERON TA, HUPPERT DD, Vol. 17(3) 230-246, 1989	68	3.4
41	“Voluntary environmental agreements: Good or bad news for environmental protection?,” Segerson K, Miceli TJ, Vol. 36(2) 109-130, 1998	67	6.09
42	“Optimal CO2 abatement in the presence of induced technological change,” Goulder LH, Mathai K, Vol. 39(1) 1-38, 2000	66	7.33
43	“EQUILIBRIUM POLLUTION TAXES IN OPEN ECONOMIES WITH IMPERFECT COMPETITION,” KENNEDY PW, Vol. 27(1) 49-63, 1994	66	4.4
44	“INNOVATION IN POLLUTION-CONTROL,” DOWNING PB, WHITE LJ, Vol. 13(1) 18-29, 1986	66	2.87
45	“EFFECTS OF CARBON TAXES IN AN ECONOMY WITH PRIOR TAX DISTORTIONS - AN INTERTEMPORAL GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM-ANALYSIS,” GOULDER LH, Vol. 29(3) 271-297 Part: Part 1, 1995	64	4.57
46	“THE IDEOLOGY OF EFFICIENCY - SEARCHING FOR A THEORY OF POLICY ANALYSIS,” BROMLEY DW, Vol. 19(1) 86-107, 1990	64	3.37
47	“The determinants of an environmentally responsive firm: An empirical approach,” Henriques I, Sadorsky P, Vol. 30(3) 381-395, 1996	63	4.85
48	“EFFLUENT REGULATION AND LONG-RUN OPTIMALITY,” SPULBER DF, Vol. 12(2) 103-116, 1985	63	2.62
49	“Do contingent valuation estimates pass a scope test? A meta-analysis,” Smith VK, Osborne LL, Vol. 31(3) 287-301, 1996	60	4.62
50	“The price of pollution: A dual approach to valuing SO2 allowances,” Coggins JS, Swinton JR, Vol. 30(1) 58-72, 1996	60	4.62