Tomasz Żylicz served as Dean of the Department of Economic Sciences at the University of Warsaw. He was a visiting scholar in Colorado and Stockholm and has received several awards for his work. Tomasz Żylicz is the founder of the Warsaw Ecological Economics Center.

• Contents: The Victim Pays Principle (e.g. international rivers) – Regional cooperation (including European acid rain, Baltic Sea eutrophication, etc.) – Protecting the global commons (ozone layer, global warming, biodiversity, etc.) – Cross-cutting issues (such as development assistance, trade vs. environment, capacity building, etc.).

Tomasz Żylicz served as Dean of the Department of Economic Sciences at the University of Warsaw. He was a visiting scholar in Colorado and Stockholm and has received several awards for his work. Tomasz Żylicz is the founder of the Warsaw Ecological Economics Center.

• Contents: The Victim Pays Principle (e.g. international rivers) – Regional cooperation (including European acid rain, Baltic Sea eutrophication, etc.) – Protecting the global commons (ozone layer, global warming, biodiversity, etc.) – Cross-cutting issues (such as development assistance, trade vs. environment, capacity building, etc.).

Tomasz Żylicz served as Dean of the Department of Economic Sciences at the University of Warsaw. He was a visiting scholar in Colorado and Stockholm and has received several awards for his work. Tomasz Żylicz is the founder of the Warsaw Ecological Economics Center.

• Contents: The Victim Pays Principle (e.g. international rivers) – Regional cooperation (including European acid rain, Baltic Sea eutrophication, etc.) – Protecting the global commons (ozone layer, global warming, biodiversity, etc.) – Cross-cutting issues (such as development assistance, trade vs. environment, capacity building, etc.).