eirik.mikkelsen

About MaReMa

Centre of Marine Resource Management was established in 2004 at the Norwegian College of Fishery Science, University of Tromsø.

The aim of the centre is to promote research in resource management both nationally and internationally.

Special emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary research and education.

MaReMa has its origins from the Norwegian College of Fishery Science which holds multidisciplinary research groups in the field of resource management. The groups work on topics as resource biology, population dynamics, harvesting technology, fisheries economics, bioeconomics, sociology and planning. Many of the members of MaReMa also have a long track record in interdisciplinary research. The centre has considerable international experience within the areas of resource management and project evaluation.

Read more on the MaReMa history here.

Contact address

MaReMa Centre
Norwegian College of Fishery Science
University of Tromsø
Breivika
N-9037 Tromsø
Norway

email: admin@maremacentre.com

MaReMa

Centre

PhD student Eirik Mikkelsen

Department of Economics
and Management

Telephone: +47 77 64 55 49
Office: 5.505
Email: eirik.mikkelsen@nfh.uit.no

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Research

Market-based resource allocation mechanisms for different user groups of coastal resources. Economic analysis of interactions between different user groups in the coastal zone.

Employee also at Norut Social Science Research Ltd.

Teaching areas

SOK-1001 Markets, prices and economic behaviour
SOK-3001 Microeconomics and maths
SØ-330 International economics - International relations and the environment
SØ-106 Microeconomics

Selected publications

Rationality and collective decisions and actions. Paper for vitenskapsteori kurs UiT høsten 2005.

Aquaculture-fisheries interactions. Simple bioeconomic modelling. Paper for nasjonale forskermøtet for økonomer, Sandvika, januar 2005. Submitted to Marine Resource Economics
Working-paper 3/2006.

Tradable rights schemes for allocation of coastal resources between user-groups? - Lessons from existing tradable rights schemes and discussion of design-issues, paper presentert på konferansen Coastfish2004 – Coastal fisheries in Latin-America and the Caribbean, Merida, Mexico, 4-8. oktober 2004.

Nord-Norge møter Framtiden (North-Norway meets the Future). Bok fra Norut Samfunn. Mitt bidrag: "Den økonomiske globaliseringen og perifere regioner – betydning for næringsutvikling og levestandard". 2004

New Economic Geography - an introductory survey. Paper for the doctoral course "Topics in international economics", Norges Handelshøyskole, Bergen, autumn 2003.

Tradable rights schemes for allocation of resources between user-groups? Fisheries, aquaculture and tourism in the Norwegian coastal zone. Paper for the conference "Rights and Duties in the Coastal Zone", Stockholm June 2003

Lokaliseringsbetingelser og drivkrefter for utvikling i marine næringer. Arbeidsnotat Norut Samfunnsforskning 2002 (Delrapport til "Marine Samfunn", grunnlagsrapport for SND's arbeid med ny strategi for marine næringer.)

Innovasjon og omstilling i fiskeindustrien - Case-studier fra Troms og Finnmark (redaktør sammen med Arne Rydningen). Rapport Norut Samfunnsforskning 2001

Konjunkturbarometer for Nord-Norge vår 2002 / høst 2002 (med Frank Olsen og Paul Pedersen). Rapporter Sparebank1 Nord-Norge/SND Troms

Bedriftsbarometer for Nord-Norge høsten 2001 (sammen med Knut Halvorsen og Saeed Zandi). Rapport Sparebank1 Nord-Norge

Incentives for international environmental cooperation - The flexible mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol. Cand. Polit. thesis (1,5MB!)

Forskning og utdanning sin betydning for økonomisk vekst. En gjennomgang av teori og empiri. Arbeidsnotat Norut Samfunnsforskning 2001.

Sysselsetting og kompetansebehov. Omstilling og endrete kompetansekrav i yrkeslivet og mulige konsekvenser for høyere utdanningsinstitusjoner i Nord-Norge. Rapport Norut Samfunnsforskning 2001 (sammen med May-Britt Ellingsen)