Professor Riccardo Scarpa - CV and list of publications Updated to May, 2015 13 Embleton Terrace, Longframlington, NE65 8JJ, Northumberland Affiliation 1: Chair of Economics tel. +44-(0)191-3347253 Durham University Business School fax +44-(0)191-3345249 Mill Hill Lane, Room 178, DH1 3LB, United Kingdom e-mail: [email protected] Affiliation 2: Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics Department of Business Economics, University of Verona, Italy e-mail [email protected] ISI page: http://www.researcherid.com/rid/C-6691-2009 Google Scholar Page: http://tinyurl.com/9kyda5b Repec ranking: http://ideas.repec.org/f/psc205.html EDUCATION Ph.D. Major field: Forest Economics; Minor fields Resource and Environmental Economics, degree granted in December 1999 by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States of America. M.A. in Agricultural Economics; degree granted May 1995 by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States of America. M.Sc. Environmental Science, Major field: Environmental Impact Assessment; degree granted May 1992 by the University College of Wales, United Kingdom. Laurea (B.Sc.) in Agricultural Sciences, Major Field Agricultural Economics and Rural Appraisal; degree granted May 1988 by the Universita` della Tuscia, Italy. A 100 words summary of the scientific impact of my research Professor Scarpa in 2012 was included in the top 30 most influential environmental economists in the ‘00s (Ecological Economics Hoepner et al. vol. 77: 193-206). His papers count over 4,300 (H-index 36) web-based citations (google scholar) and over 1200 (H-index 20) in the ISI system. He held academic positions in Italy, the USA, Chile, the UK, New Zealand and Australia. He has an extensive consultancy experience for government agencies and regulated business at various levels. Ric served in the editorial board and as associate editor in various academic journals, acting as academic referee for over 70. RePeC Rankings (top 5% only) October 2014 Measure Percentile Betweenness measure in co-authorship network 1 h-index 2 Number of Distinct Works 3 Number of Journal Pages 3 Number of Journal Pages, Weighted by Number of Authors 3 Number of Citations, Discounted by Citation Age 3 Number of Citations, Weighted by Number of Authors, Discounted by Citation Age 3 Number of Works 4 Page 1 of 21 Number of Distinct Works, Weighted by Number of Authors 4 Average Rank Score (Last 10 Years) 4 Number of Citations 4 Number of Citations, Weighted by Number of Authors 4 Closeness measure in co-authorship network 5 ACADEMIC RESEARCH INTERESTS Public economics and natural resource use, micro-econometrics, discrete-choice modelling, choice modeling analysis, environmental and resource economics, cultural heritage economics, non-market valuation, forest economics, rural economics, food economics. PERSONAL STATUS: Married to Jackie, 3 children: Mickey (1993), Lorena (1997), Gregory (2003). CITIZENSHIP: Italy and New Zealand. CURRENT POSITIONS Gibson chair of Rural, Food and Environmental Economics, Queen’s University Belfast, U.K., since 2012 to date. Full Professor, Economics Department, Waikato Management School, Hamilton, New Zealand, since 2005 to date. PAST ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Ricercatore Universitario, Università della Tuscia, Viterbo, Italy, 1990-2000. Research Assistant, Dep. of Agricultural and Applied Economics, UW-Madison, USA, 1995-96; Research Assistant, Dep. of Forest Ecology and Management, UW-Madison, USA, 1996-98; Research Associate, CREAM, Dep. of Agricultural Economics and Food Marketing, Univ. of Newcastle, UK, 1998-00; Senior Research Associate, CREAM, Dep. of Agricultural Economics and Food Marketing, Univ. of Newcastle, UK, 2000; Lecturer, Dep. of Agricultural Economics and Food Marketing, Univ. of Newcastle, UK, Sept. 2000- Sept. 2001. Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, Environment Dep., Univ. of York, UK, October 2001-March 2005. Research Professor (part-time), Center for the Study of Choice, University of Technology, Sydney from April 2011 to date April 2013. HONORARY POSITIONS Adjunct Professorial Fellow, Institute of Advanced Studies, Charles Darwin University, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, March 2009-February 2012 Adjunct Professor, University of Western Australia, Perth, since February 2010-December 2012 VISITING POSITIONS Visiting Professor, University of Canberra, Centre for applied ecology, Australian Capital Territory, Canberra, Australia, August 2013 Adjunct Professor, Center for the Study of Choice, Faculty of Business, University of Technology, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, January 2009 to date (permanent) Visiting Professor, University of Trento, Italy, July-September 2008, October 2010 - 2/21 - Visiting Professor, University of Padua, Italy, October 2008-January 2009 Visiting Professor, University of Bologna, Italy, June 2008, June 2009 Visiting Professor, Catholic University of Santiago, Chile, February 2004, March 2006 SCHOLARSHIPS 1989 European Commission Scholarship for Post-graduate Training in Environmental Impact Assessment, Regione Umbria. 1993 Italian National Research Council Scholarship for Advanced Research in Agricultural Economics in the U.S.A. 1993-94 Fulbright Graduate Studentship, USA-Italy Commission for Further Education. RESEARCH AWARDS 2010 Recipient of the Dean’s Award for Research Achievement, Waikato Management School 2010 Elsevier award for co-authoring one of the top-10 most cited research papers in JEEM in the period 2005-2009. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Undergraduate: Rural estate appraisal, (various years). Environmental impact assessment. 1992. Module leader. Introduction to statistics, 1997-2000. Module leader. Environmental policy evaluation. Module leader. Forest Economics, 1996-98. Module Leader. Environmental Economics, 1997-98. Module leader. Statistics for business and management, 2000-01. Module leader. Rural policy evaluation, 2000-01. Lecturer. Valuation of Environmental Resources, since 2001. Module leader. Introduction to Econometrics 2005-06. Module leader. Econometrics 2005-to date. Module leader. Microeconomics 2010-2012. Module leader, lecturing shared with Dr. Graeme Doole. Post-graduate (M.Sc.): (Quantitative) Research Methods, 2001-2005. Lecturer. Environmental Valuation, 2001-2005. Module leader. Resource Economics, 2002-2005. Model leader. Econometrics Directed Readings 2005-06. Module leader. (Invited guest lecturer) The econometrics of discrete choice: theory and applications with Nlogit v.3. (Masters Programme in Agricultural Economics and Ph.D. programme in Statistics, Centro di Specializzazione di Portici, Naples, November, 2002). Module leader. Repeated in 2003, ‘04, ‘05, and ’06. Post-graduate (Research Doctorate Level and consultants): (Invited guest lecturer) Applied econometrics for nonmarket valuation (Ph.D. program in Economics, Catholic University of Chile, Santiago August/September 2003). Module leader. Repeated in 2005. (Invited guest lecturer) Econometric modeling of stated preferences for biodiversity valuation (Ph.D. program in Agricultural Economics, Center for Development Research, University of Bonn, Germany September 2003). Module leader. (Invited guest lecturer) The econometrics of limited dependent variables and methods of nonmarket valuation with Nlogit v.3, BIOGEME and Gauss. (Research Doctoral Program in Environmental Economics, University of Trento, November 2006). Module leader. Page 3 of 21 International Summer School on Discrete Choice Models (2008-09), Universita` di Bologna, Alma Mater Studiorum (Lecturer and Scientific Director) International Summer School on Experimental Design for Stated Choice (September 27th-October 1st, 2010), Venice Foundation (Lecturer and Scientific Director) International Advanced Course in Experimental Design for Stated Choice (October 28 th-November 1st, 2010), Sardagna, University of Trento, Italy (Lecturer and Scientific Director) International Summer School in Choice Modeling (August 29th-September 9th, 2011), Padua, University of Padua with CenSoC, Italy (Lecturer) TEACHING MATERIAL Scarpa, R. and W. Greene, 2002, Analisi econometrica delle scelte discrete: teoria ed applicazioni (con una introduzione a LimDep v.7/8 e NLogit v.3). Scarpa, R. 2002, Concepts in natural resource economics, University of York. GRADUATE RESEARCH SUPERVISION Supervised Ph.D. and M.Phil. candidates and their placements after completion: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Dr. Catherine Glass (joint supervision-external), main supervisor George Hutchinson (Using CVM to value multi-programme Pig welfare Public Agenda). Completed in 2002, currently Lecturer at Queens University, Belfast, U.K. Dr. Diane Burgess (joint supervision-external), main supervisor George Hutchinson (Modelling stated responses to estimate the social value of farm animal welfare). Completed in 2003, currently Lecturer at Queens University, Belfast, U.K. Dr. Eric Ruto (Developing and testing valuation methods for Animal Genetic Resources). Completed in 2004, currently Lecturer in Agric. Economics, University of Newcastle, U.K. Dr. Silvia Ferrini, (Design issues in choice modeling), Completed in 2004 Univ. of Florence, Lecturer at Univ. of Siena, Italy. Dr. Giuseppe Nocella (web-based surveys to value animal welfare in EU consumers with an application of the planned behaviour theory). Completed in 2006, currently Lecturer in Consumer Science at the University of Otago, Department of Consumer Science, New Zealand. Dr. Graziano Ceddia, (Risk in agricultural production and the environment). Completed in 2005, currently Lecturer in Applied Economics University of Reading, U.K. Dr. Danny Campbell, main supervisor George Hutchinson (Using choice experiment to value scenic beauty in rural landscapes). Completed in 2006, Queens University, Belfast, U.K., currently Lecturer, Gibson Institute for Land, Food and Environment Queens University Belfast, U.K. Dr. Ian Minx, (Demand and lifestyle: a physical input-output approach). Completed in 2006, Stockholm Institute for the Environment, Berlin branch, Germany. Dr. Nesha Beharry, (Non market valuation of Water Quality in Tobago). Completed in 2007, currently Lecturer at the University of Leeds, U.K. Dr. (Ass. Prof.) Gianluca Stefani, (Auction mechanisms to value WTP for typical animal products). Completed in 2007, Ass. Prof. University of Florence, Italy. Dr. Nicola Cantore, (Some uses of climate change integrated assessment models: a policy and technology analysis). Completed in 2008, Researcher Fellow, Overseas Development Institute, London, U.K. Dr. Bart Vermeulen, (joint supervision-external), (Design issues in choice modeling). Completed in January 2009, economist at the Federal Public Service (Regulation), Belgium Dr. Chiara Taglioni, (joint supervision-external), main supervisor Bianca Torquati, University of Perugia, Italy. Completed in February 2010 (Choice of Milk types and local origin labeling), post-doc at University of Perugia. Dr. Irene Petrosillo, (joint supervision-external), main supervisor Bianca Torquati, University of Perugia, Italy. Completed in February 2010 (Choice of sheep cheese types and local origin labeling), analyst at ISMEA – Rome. - 4/21 - 15. Dr. James Tee (M.Phil.), Completed in October 2011 (Real Options Analysis of Carbon Forestry Under The New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme), Sustainable Development Officer, UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs. 16. Dr. Richard Yao, Completed in April 2012 (Biodiversity conservation in NZ), Senior Research Economist, Scion Rotorua, New Zealand. Recent supervised M.Sc. students: 1. 2002. Andrew Cotteril: determinants of zero WTP and protest behaviour in CV responses to forest recreation values. Currently employed at DEFRA, London, U.K. (UK) 2. 2002. Jan Minx: material balance accounts and lifestyle modeling in the U.K. (Germany) 3. 2002. Kadambari Anantram: three modelling approaches to ‘managing the commons’. (India) 4. 2002. Wame Hambira: To what extent is the demand for fuel-wood to blame for deforestation in communal areas of Botswana? 5. 2002. Juan-Luis Eugenio-Martin (Economics, with distinction): Travel cost method application to choice destination in the Alps. Currently Research Assistant at the University of Nottingham, U.K. and part-time Ph.D. student (Spain) 6. 2002. Nick Baumberger: Valuation of Coastal Degradation in the context of the Impact Pathway Approach (Switzerland) 7. 2003. Mavra Stithou: A Contingent Valuation Survey of Endangered Species in Zakynthos Island (Greece) 8. 2003. Aris Christodoulou: An attempt to estimate the economic impacts of tropospheric ozone on wheat and potato production in the U.K. (Greece) 9. 2004. Rady Talaat (distinction): Coral conservation values form a travel cost study of red sea recreational visitors (Egypt). 10. 2004. Veli Koc : The U.K. household market for solar energy generators (Turkey) 11. 2004. Fan Zhang: The statistical properties of the benefit transfer maximum likelihood estimator from Dichotomous Choice contingent valuation (China) 12. 2004. Rebecca Mooney: Challenges in Valuating Natural Resources: A Case Study of the Burren, Co. Clare, Ireland (Ireland) 13. 2004. Fabio Eboli: Kyoto Protocol and Global Warming (Italy), (continued for PhD and PostDoct) 14. 2004. Vania Paccagnan: Contingent behaviour in travel cost (with distinction), currently Senior Analyst, Overseas Development Institute, London, U.K. 15. 2005. Gregor Pecnik: Application of choice experiments to value the extension of Park management area (Slovenia). 16. 2005. Nicholas Stone: The effect of ozone ground pollution on wheat yield, a global demand analysis 17. 2005. Yuanyuan Gao: Renewable energy: Current situation and future developments in China 18. 2006. Nodira Karimova: An analysis of consumption patterns of Italian families during the transition to the Euro 19. 2007. Nicolas Nazal: The international demand for farmed and wild Salmon and the Chilean supply 20. 2007. Claudia Aravena, (External Student Univ. of Conception, Chile) (Award Winning MSc thesis and Best Paper Prize at ALEAR meeting 2007) 21. 2010. Yvonne Matthews, Waikato Warm Home Study. 22. 2011. Francis Powley, Contingent Valuation of Organic Cotton: an empirical investigation into the WTA-WTP Disparity. 23. 2014. Lulu Zheng, Nonparametric finite mixing estimation in choice experiments data. Current Ph.D. students: 3rd year: Alex Kravchenko, awarded Flores Scholarship. Value of water in agriculture. 2nd year: Yvonne Phillips, awarded Waikato Scholarship. Non-market Valuation in the Space-Time Continuum. 1st year: Stefania Mattea, supported by Marsden Grant, Royal Society of NZ, awarded Waikato International Doctoral Scholarship, Forest Economics. 1st year: Farnaz Farhangi, awarded Waikato International Doctoral Scholarship. Water economics. Ph.D. external examiner: 1. William Kaye-Blake, Lincoln University, 2008, Christchurch, New Zealand. 2. Benjamin John McNair, Crawford School of Economics & Government / ANU College of Asia & the Pacific, 2011, Canberra, Australia. Page 5 of 21 3. Marco Boeri, Queens University–Belfast, School of Biology, Gibson Institute for Land, Food and the Environment, U.K. 2011 4. Simon J. Fifer, The University of Sydney, Business School, Institute of transport and Logistic Studies, 2011 5. Lichun Zang, Queens University Belfast, 2012. Ph.D. external supervisor: 1. Lorenzo Carlesi, title: Economic valuation of Mediterranean deep-sea ecosystem goods and services. Ph.D. in Marine Ecology and Biology, Universita` Politecnica delle Marche, Italy, Christchurch, New Zealand. Member of selection committees for promotion and appointments Member of various appointment committees for junior and senior academic positions (Univ. of Sydney, Queens University); Member of academic promotion committees at Waikato School of Management, Univ. of Waikato 2010; External advisor for promotion to chairs (Univ. of Reading, Univ. of Leeds, Univ. of Queensland); Nominated with Decreto Direttoriale n. 312 (31-10-2013) OECD member of the Italian “Commissione per l’abilitazione scientifica nazionale settore concorsuale 13/A3-scienza delle finanze” 2013-14. In charge of evaluating the suitability to Italian academic positions of all applicants in the area of Public Economics (2013: 85 candidates to full professor and 140 to associate professors; 2014: 21 full professor candidates, 25 associate professor candidates). EDITORIAL Associate editor Journal of choice modeling, since 2007-to date Environmental and Resource Economics, 2008-13 Member of Editorial Board Environmental and Resource Economics, since 2006-to date Journal of Environmental Economics and Policy, since 2011-to date European Review of Agricultural Economics, since 2012-to date Agricultural and Applied Economics Review, since 2011-to date Grant Proposal Reviewer Activity Swiss National Science Foundation American University of Beirut (AUB) University of Crete EU 6th and 7th Research Framework Italian Ministry of Scientific Research and University UK-Social Science Research Council ACADEMIC REVIEWER FOR THE FOLLOWING JOURNALS (over 70, listed here in alphabetical order): Agricultural Economics, Ambio, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Austrian Journal of Agricultural Research, Biodiversity and Conservation, Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics, Cities, Conservation Ecology, Contemporary Economic Policy, Ecological Economics, Economic Review International, Empirical Economics, Energy Economics, Energy Policy, Environment and Planning A, Environment and Development Economics, Environmental and Resource Economics, Environmental Conservation, Environmental Science and Policy, European Journal of Health Economics, European Review of Agricultural Economics, European Transport, E-Journal American Water Works Association, Food Economics, Food Policy, Forest Ecology and Management, Forest Policy and Economics, Forest Science, Forestry, Health Economics, International Economic Review, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, International Journal of Hospitality Management, International Journal of Regional Science, International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, International Review of Economics, Journal of Agricultural Economics, Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Journal of Agricultural Food and Industrial Organizations, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Journal of Agricultural Sciences, Journal of Choice Modelling, Journal of Cultural Economics, Journal of Development Studies, Journal of Economic Geography, Journal of Economic - 6/21 - Psychology, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Journal of Environmental Management, Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, Journal of Forestry, Journal of Forest Economics, Journal of Health Economics, Journal of Public Economics, Journal of Regional Science, Journal of Rural Studies, Journal of Soil and Water Science Journal of Tourism management, Journal of Travel Research, Journal of Urban Water, Land Economics, Land Policy, Landscape and Rural Planning, Latin America Research Review, Marine Resource Economics, New Zealand Economic Papers, Oxford Economic Papers, Papers in Regional Science, Research Policy, Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, Review of Agricultural and Environmental Studies, Risk Analysis, Rivista di Economia Agraria, Rivista di Politica Agraria, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, Social Science & Medicine, Traffic Injury Prevention, Transport Management, Transportation, Transportation Research Part A, Transportation Research Part B, Transportation Research Part D, Transportation Research Part E, Urban Water Journal, Water Science and Technology, Water Resource Economics, Water Resources Research. ACADEMIC REVIEWER FOR THE FOLLOWING CONFERENCES: EAERE, IAAE, WCTR, ICMC RECENT CONSULTANCY REPORTS 2012. Author of “Guidance for the Design of Quantitative Survey-Based Evaluation” for Guidance for Evaluating EU cohesion policy, http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/sources/docgener/evaluation/doc/performance/scarpa.pdf; 2013. Co-author of “Policy Making after Disasters: helping regions becoming resilient — The case of post-earthquake Abruzzo”, OECD Publishing, available on line at http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/9789264189577-en 2013. Author of “Non-market valuation of integrated water services using a stated preference survey of Northern Ireland customers”, Report to the Northern Ireland Water, with Perceptive Insight, Belfast, Northern Ireland. 2014. Author of “Stated choice survey for the value estimate of the customer reliability in the Australian National Electricity Market”, Report to the Australian Energy Market Operator, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. RESEARCH MANUSCRIPTS UNDERGOING PEER-REVIEW A. SUBMITTED Envir. & Res. Economics J. of Env. Economics and Management American J. of Agricultural Economics J. of Consumer Culture 1 2 1 (sub 25-11-2014) 1 B. WITH COMMENTS RECEIVED AND INVITED FOR RESUBMISSION American J. of Agricultural Economics 1 J. of Env. Economics and Management 1 C. REVISED AND RESUBMITTED American J. of Agricultural Economics 1 (resub. 22-10-2014) D. ACCEPTED PENDING MINOR EDITS TOTAL 6 RESEARCH MANUSCRIPTS PUBLISHED IN PEER-REVIEW JOURNALS E. IN PRESS F. PUBLISHED 2014 83. 2014. Thiene M.; R. Scarpa; J. Louviere. Addressing preference heterogeneity, multiple scales and attribute attendance with a correlated finite mixing model of tap water choice. Environmental and Resource Page 7 of 21 Economics First Submitted March 2012, Accepted on October 5th, 2014. Published on line on Nov. 14th, 2014 82. 2014. Yao, R., R. Scarpa, J. M. Rose, J. Turner. Experimental Design Criteria and Their Behavioural Efficiency: An Evaluation in the Field. Environmental and Resource Economics First Submitted March 2013, Accepted on August 19, 2014. Published on line on 09-09-2014; 81. 2014. Rungie, C., Scarpa, R. and Thiene, M. The influence of individuals in forming collective household preferences for water quality. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 68:161-174; 80. 2014. Campbell, D., Hensher, D.A. and Scarpa, R. Bounding WTP distributions to reflect the ‘actual’ consideration set, Paper presented at 3rd International Conference on Choice Modelling, Sydney, 3-5 July 2013, accepted in the Journal of Choice Modelling Special Issue (edited by David Hensher), (16 July 2013, referees reports 9 October 2013, revised 14 December 2013, accepted 4 February 2014) http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1755534514000244; 79. 2014. Aravena, C., Martinsson P., Scarpa R. Does Money Talk? The Effect of a Monetary Attribute on the Marginal Values in a Choice Experiment, Energy Economics, 44:483-491; 78. 2014. Boeri, M., Chorus, C.G. and Scarpa, R. Stated choices and benefit estimates in the context of traffic calming schemes: utility maximization, regret minimization, or both? Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 61:121-135; 77. 2014. Yao, R. T., Scarpa R., Turner J. A., Barnard T. D., Rose J. M., Palma J.H.N., Harrison D. R. Valuing Biodiversity Enhancement in New Zealand's Planted Forests: Socioeconomic and Spatial Determinants of Willingness-To-Pay, Ecological Economics, 98:90-101; 76. 2014. Tee, J., Scarpa, R. Marsh D. and G. Guthrie, Forest valuation under the NZ emissions trading scheme: a real options binomial tree with stochastic carbon and timber prices, Land Economics 90(1):44-60; 2013 75. 2013. Caputo, V., Nayga R., Scarpa R.. 2013. Food miles or carbon emissions? Exploring labeling preference for food transport footprint with a stated choice study. Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 57:465-482; 74. 2013. Thiene, M., Scarpa R., Galletto L., Boatto V., 2013, Sparkling wine choice from supermarket shelves: the impact of certification of origin and production practices, Agricultural Economics, 44:523-536; 73. 2013. Cicia, G., Cembalo L., Del Giudice T., and Scarpa, R. Country-of-origin effects on Russian wine consumers, the Journal of Food Products Marketing, 19:4,247-260, DOI: 10.1080/10454446.2013.724369; 72. 2013. Cameron M. P., Newman P. A., Roungprakhon S., Scarpa R., The Marginal Willingness-to-Pay for Attributes of a Hypothetical HIV Vaccine, Vaccine, 31(36)12:3712–3717. 71. 2013. Thiene, M., Scarpa, R., Galletto L. and Boatto V. Determinants of WTP for Prosecco wine: a latent class regression with attitudinal responses. British Food Journal, 11(2):279-289. 70. 2013. Scarpa, R., Zanoli R.; Bruschi V. ; Naspetti S. Inferred and stated attribute non-attendance in food choice experiments, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 95(1): 165–180; doi: 10.1093/ajae/aas073 2012 69. 2012. Zanoli, R. Scarpa, R. Napolitano, F. Piasentier, E. Naspetti, S. Bruschi V. Organic label as an identifier of environmentally related quality: A consumer choice experiment on beef in Italy. Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems, 28(1):70-79 68. 2012. Campbell, D., Hensher D. and Scarpa R. Cost thresholds, cut-offs and sensitivities in stated choice analysis: identification and implications. Resource and Energy Economics. 34(3):396-411. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.reseneeco.2012.04.001 67. 2012. Nocella, G., Boecker, A., Hubbard, L. and Scarpa, R. Eliciting consumer preferences for certified animalfriendly foods: can elements of the theory of planned behavior improve choice experiment analysis? Psychology and Marketing, 29(11): 850–868. 66. 2012. Stefani, G., Scarpa R. and Cavicchi A. Exploring consumer's preferences for farmed sea bream. Aquaculture International. 20(4):673-691 Doi 10.1007/s10499-011-9495-z. 65. 2012. Scarpa, R., Thiene, M. and Hensher D. Preferences for tap water attributes within couples: An exploration of alternative mixed logit parameterizations. Water Resources Research, 48, W01520. - 8/21 - 64. 2012. Day, B., I. Bateman, R. Carson, D. Dupont, Jordan J. Louviere, S. Morimoto, R. Scarpa, and P. Wang. Ordering Effects and Choice Set Awareness in Repeat-Response Stated Preference Studies, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 63:73-91. 63. 2012. Stithou M. and R. Scarpa, Collective versus voluntary payment in contingent valuations for the conservation of marine biodiversity: an exploratory study from Zakynthos, Greece, Ocean and Coastal Management, 56:1-9. 2011 62. 2011. Campbell, D. Hensher, D. A. and Scarpa, R. Non-attendance to attributes in environmental choice analysis: a latent class specification. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management. 54(8):1061-1076 61. 2011. Willis, Ken, R. Scarpa, Rose Gilroy and Neveen Hamza, Renewable energy adoption in an ageing population: Heterogeneity in preferences for micro-generation technology adoption, Energy Policy, 39(10):6021-6029 60. 2011. Cicia, G. and L. Cembalo, T. del Giudice, and R. Scarpa, The impact of country-of-origin information on consumer perception of environmental environment-friendly characteristics, International Journal on Food System Dynamics, 2(1):106-111, 59. 2011. Marsh, D., Mkwara, L. and Scarpa. R. 2011. Do Respondents’ Perceptions of the Status Quo Matter in Non-Market Valuation with Choice Experiments? An Application to New Zealand Freshwater Streams. Sustainability 2011, 3(9), 1593-1615; doi:10.3390/su3091593 58. 2011. Scarpa, R., S. Notaro, J.J. Louviere and R. Raffaelli. Exploring Scale Effects of Best/Worst Rank Ordered Choice Data to Estimate Benefits of Tourism in Alpine Grazing Commons. American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 93(3): 813–828; 57. 2011. Scarpa R. and M. Thiene. Organic food choices and Protection Motivation Theory: addressing the psychological sources of heterogeneity. Food quality and preferences. 22(6)532-541. 56. 2011. Vermeulen, B., Goos, P., Scarpa, R. and Vandebroek, M. L. Bayesian Conjoint Choice Designs to Measure the WTP. Environmental and Resource Economics, 48:129-149 2010 55. 2010. Scarpa, R., M. Thiene, and D. A. Hensher, Monitoring choice task attribute attendance in non-market valuation of multiple park management services: Does it matter? Land Economics, November volume 86 issue 4, 817-839; (http://le.uwpress.org/cgi/reprint/86/4/817) 54. 2010. Co-editor of special issue with Stephane Hess, Specification and interpretation issues in behavioural models used for environmental assessment, Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, Volume 15, Issue 7, Pages 367-442 (October 2010) 53. 2010. Nocella, G., Lionel Hubbard, L., and R. Scarpa, 2010. Farm Animal Welfare, Consumer Willingness to Pay, and Trust: Results of a Cross-National Survey, Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, 32(2): 275-297; (http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/aepp/ppp009) 52. 2010. Beharry-Borg, N. and R. Scarpa. Valuing quality changes in Caribbean coastal waters for heterogeneous beach visitors, Ecological Economics 69:1124-39; (http://dx.doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2009.12.007) 51. 2010. Scarpa, R. and K. G. Willis, Willingness-to-pay for renewable energy: Primary and discretionary choice of British households’ for micro-generation technologies. Energy Economics, 32(1):129-136; (http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.eneco.2009.06.004) 2009 50. 2009. Scarpa R., Thiene M., Galletto L., Consumers WTP for wine with certified origin: preliminary results from Latent Classes based on attitudinal responses, special issue edited by Baourakis G. and Mattas K. on “Marketing Dynamics within the Global Trading System” in Journal of Food Products Marketing, 15:231–248. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10454440902973377) 49. 2009. Scarpa R., T. J. Gilbride, D. Campbell and D. A. Hensher, Modelling attribute non-attendance in choice experiments for rural landscape valuation. European Review of Agricultural Economics, 36(2):151-174 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/erae/jbp012) Page 9 of 21 48. 2009. Thiene, M. and R. Scarpa, Deriving and testing efficient estimates of WTP distributions in destination choice models, Environmental and Resource Economics, 44:379–395 http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10640-0099291-7 47. 2009. Beharry-Borg, N., Hensher, D.A. and R. Scarpa, An analytical framework for joint vs separate decisions by couples in choice experiments: the case of coastal water quality in Tobago, Environmental and Resource Economics, 43(1)95-117. (Special Issues on Households edited by Prof. A. Munro, http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10640-009-9283-7) 46. 2009. Matthews, D.I. Hutchinson, W.G. and Scarpa, R. Testing the stability of the benefit transfer function for discrete choice contingent valuation data. Journal of Forest Economics, 15(1-2):131-146 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jfe.2008.03.007 45. 2009. Campbell D., Hutchinson W. G., Scarpa, R. Using choice experiments to explore the spatial distribution of willingness to pay for rural landscape improvements, Environment and Planning A, 41: 97-111 44. 2009. Kaval, P. Stithou, M. and Scarpa, R. Social values of biodiversity conservation: for the endangered loggerhead turtle and monk seal, International Journal of Ecological Economics and Statistics, 14:67-76. 2008 43. 2008. Campbell, D., Scarpa, R. and Hutchinson, W. G. Assessing the spatial dependence of welfare estimates obtained from discrete choice experiments. Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences. 1(2-3):117-126 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12076-008-0012-6) 42. 2008. Campbell, D., Hutchinson, W. G. and Scarpa, R. Incorporating discontinuous preferences into the analysis of discrete choice experiments. Environmental and Resource Economics. 41:401-417. 41. 2008. Scarpa R. and J. M. Rose. Design efficiency for non-market valuation with choice modelling: how to measure it, what to report and why, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 52:253-282 40. 2008. Scarpa, R., Thiene, M. and Train, K. Utility in Willingness to Pay Space: A Tool to Address Confounding Random Scale Effects in Destination Choice to the Alps, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 90(4):994-1010 39. 2008. Cembalo, L., Cicia, G., del Giudice T., Scarpa, R., Tagliafierro, C. Beyond Agropiracy: The Case of Italian Pasta in the United States Retail Market, Agribusiness: an international journal, 24(3):403-413 38. 2008. Thiene, M. and Scarpa, R. Hiking in the Alps: exploring substitution patterns of hiking destinations, Tourism Economics, 14(2):263-282. 37. 2008. Hynes, S., Hanley N., and Scarpa, R. Effects on Welfare Measures of Alternative Means of Accounting for Preference Heterogeneity in Recreational Demand Models. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 90(4):1011-1027 36. 2008. Leon-Gonzalez, R. and Scarpa, R. Improving multi-site benefit functions via Bayesian model averaging: A new approach to benefit transfer. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management. 56:(1)50-68 35. 2008. Ruto, E., Garrod. G. and Scarpa, R. Valuing animal genetic resources: a case study of cattle in Kenya using choice experiments. Agricultural Economics, 38:89-98 34. 2008. Scarpa, R., M. Thiene, F. Marangon. Using flexible taste distributions to value collective reputation for environmentally-friendly production methods. Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics, 56:145-162. 33. 2008. Roessler, R., A. G. Drucker, R. Scarpa, A. Markemann, U. Lemke, L. T. Thuy, A. Valle Zárate. Using choice experiments to assess smallholder farmers' preferences for pig breeding traits in different production systems in North–West Vietnam, Ecological Economics, 66(1):184-192. 2007 32. 2007. Scarpa, R., Campbell, D. Hutchinson, W. G. Benefit estimates for landscape improvements: sequential Bayesian design and respondents’ rationality in a choice experiment study. Land Economics. (November) 83(4):617-634. 31. 2007. Scarpa, R., Thiene, M., and Marangon, F. The value of collective reputation for environmentally-friendly production methods: the case of Val di Gresta carrots. Journal of Agricultural and Food Industrial Organization, 5(1):article7. - 10/21 - 30. 2007. Scarpa, R., Thiene, M., and T. Tempesta, Latent class count models of total visitation demand: days out hiking in the eastern Alps. Environmental and Resource Economics, 38(4):447-460. 29. 2007. Scarpa, R., Willis, K., Acutt M. Valuing externalities from water supply: status-quo, choice complexity and individual random effects in panel kernel logit analysis of choice experiments. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 50(4):449-466. 28. 2007. Ferrini, S., and Scarpa, R., Designs with a-priori information for nonmarket valuation with choiceexperiments: a Monte Carlo study, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 53:342-363. (award winning – in the top 10 most cited research paper in JEEM in the period 2005-2009) 2006 27. 2006. Scarpa, R., and Willis, K.G. Distribution of WTP for speed reduction with non-positive bidders: is choice modeling consistent with contingent valuation? Transport Reviews, 26(4)451-469 26. 2006. Nocella, G. and Scarpa, R., Benefits from safer animal food products: preliminary results from a contingent valuation study of Italian households, Economia Agro-Alimentare, X(2):93-109. 2005 25. 2005. Canavari, M., Nocella G. and Scarpa R. Stated willingness-to-pay for organic fruit and pesticide ban: an evaluation using both web-based and face-to-face interviewing. Journal of Food Products Marketing, 11(3):107-134. 24. 2005. Scarpa, R. and M. Thiene. Destination choice models for rock climbing in the Northeastern Alps: a latent-class approach based on intensity of preference. Land Economics, 81(3):426-44, August. 23. 2005. Scarpa, R., G. Philippidis and F. Spalatro. Product- Country Images and Preference Heterogeneity for Mediterranean Food Products: A Discrete Choice Framework. Agribusiness: an International Journal, 21(3): 329-349, July. 22. 2005. Willis, K.G., Scarpa, R., and Acutt, M. Assessing Water Company Customer Preferences and Willingness-To-Pay for Service Improvements: a stated choice analysis. Water Resources Research, 41(2),W02019, doi:10.1029/2004WR003277. 21. 2005. Cicia, G.; Giudice, T. D. & Scarpa, R. (2005), Welfare loss due to lack of traceability in extra-virgin olive oil: some preliminary results from a case study, Cahiers Options Méditerranéennes 64, 19-31. 2004 20. 2004. Scarpa, R. and T. Del Giudice. Preference-Based Segmentation Via Mixed Logit: The Case Of ExtraVirgin Olive Oil Across Urban Markets. Journal of Agricultural and Food Industrial Organization, volume 2, paper 7. http://www.bepress.com/jafio/vol2/iss1/art7. 2003 19. 2003. Strazzera, E., Genius, M., Scarpa, R. and Hutchinson, G. The effect of protest votes on the estimates of WTP for use values of recreational sites. Environmental and Resource Economics, 25(4):461-476. 18. 2003. Scarpa, R., A. Drucker, S. Anderson, N. Ferraes-Ehuan, V. Gomez, C. R. Risopatron and O. RubioLeonel. Valuing Animal Genetic Resources in Peasant Economies: The Case of the Box Keken Creole Pig in Yucatan. Ecological Economics, 45(3):427-443. 17. 2003. Scarpa, R., E.S.K. Ruto, P. Kristjanson, M. Radeny, A. Drucker, and J.E.O. Rege. Valuing indigenous cattle breeds in Kenya: An empirical comparison of stated and revealed preference value estimates. Ecological Economics, 45(3):409-426. 16. Drucker, A., Scarpa, R. 2003. Introduction and overview to the Special Issue on animal genetic resources, Ecological Economics, 45(3):315-317 15. 2003. Strazzera, E., Scarpa R., Calia P., Garrod G.D., and K. G. Willis. Modelling zero values and protest responses in contingent valuation surveys. Applied Economics, 35(2):133-138. 2002 14. 2002. Garrod, G. D., Scarpa, R., and K. G. Willis. Estimating The Benefits of Traffic Calming on Through Routes: A Choice Experiment Approach. Journal of Transport Economics and Policy. May, 36(2):211-231. Page 11 of 21 13. 2002. Cicia, G., Del Giudice, T. and Scarpa, R. Consumers' Perception of Quality in Organic Food: a random utility model under preference heterogeneity and choice correlation from rank-orderings. British Food Journal. 104(3/4/5):200-213. 2001 12. 2001. Scarpa, R., Willis, K. G. and G. D. Garrod. Estimating WTP for Speed Reduction from DichotomousChoice CV Responses with Follow-up: The Case of Rural Trunk Roads. Environmental and Resource Economics. December 2001, 20(4): 281-304. 11. 2001. Hutchinson, G., Scarpa R., Chilton S., and T. Mc Callion. Parametric and non-parametric estimates of willingness to pay for forest recreation in Northern Ireland: a multi-site analysis using discrete choice contingent valuation with follow-ups. Journal of Agricultural Economics. January, 52(1):104-122. 2000 10. 2000. Scarpa, R., Chilton S., Hutchinson G. and J. Buongiorno. Valuing the Recreational Benefits from the Creation of Nature Reserves in Irish Forests. Ecological Economics. April, 33(2):237-250. 9. 2000. Scarpa, R., W. George Hutchinson, Susan M. Chilton and Joseph Buongiorno. Importance of Forest Attributes in the Willingness To Pay for Recreation: A Contingent Valuation Study of Irish Forests. Forest Policy and Economics. December, 1(3-4):315-329. 8. 2000. Scarpa, R., J. Buongiorno, J.-S. Hseu, and K. Lee. Assessing The Non-Timber Value of Forests: A Revealed-Preference, Hedonic Model for Wisconsin Hardwoods. Journal of Forest Economics. June, 6(2):83107. 7. 2000. Romano D., Scarpa R., Spalatro F., and L. Viganò. Modeling Determinants of Participation, Number of Trips and Site Choice for Outdoor Recreation in Protected Areas. Journal of Agricultural Economics. May, 51(2):224-238. 6. 2000. Scarpa, R. and I. Bateman. Efficiency Gains Afforded by Improved Bid Design Versus Follow-Up Valuation Questions in Discrete Choice CV Studies. Land Economics. May, 76(2):299-311. 5. 2000. Scarpa, R., Chilton S. and Hutchinson G. Benefits from forest recreation: flexible functional forms for WTP distributions. Journal of Forest Economics. February, 6(1): 41-54. 4. 2000. Scarpa, R. Contingent Valuation vs Choice Experiments: Estimating the Benefits of Environmentally Sensitive Areas in Scotland. A comment. Journal of Agricultural Economics. May, 51(1): 122-128. Pre 2000 3. 1998. Scarpa R., J. Buongiorno, J.-S. Hseu, and K. Lee. Determinants of non-timber value in Northern Hardwoods: a framework for forest resource accounting, Selected Paper at the 1998 Annual Meeting of the American Agricultural Economics Association, Salt Lake City, 2-5 August, 1998. Abstract in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1998(5):1181. 2. 1993. Scarpa, R. and K. Kaneva. An application of Analytical Hierarchy Process in Decision Making for Bulgarian Farmland Reform. Economic Thought, 6: 32-42 (in Bulgarian). 1. 1993. Scarpa, R. System of National Accounts and Sustainable Development: a review of the issue, Medit, 3:24-31. PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH PAPERS IN ITALIAN IN ITALIAN Published: 27. 2008. Cicia, G. Del Giudice, T. e Scarpa, R. "Quanto ci si può fidare delle stime ottenute con i Choice Models? Alcune riflessioni su questioni aperte" Rivista di Economia Agraria, LXIII (2):254-272 26. 2007. Thiene, M., Scarpa, R., e Tempesta T. Eterogeneità delle preferenze e delle attività ricreative nelle Alpi: due specificazioni di modello a classi latenti a confronto, Rivista di Economia Agraria, LXII(4), pp.633656 25. 2006.Thiene, M., Scarpa, R. e Troiano, S. La struttura dell'eterogeneita inosservabile delle preferenze al consumo: un approccio basato sulle classi latenti da responsi discreti, Rivista di Economia Agraria, LXI(3): 401-430. - 12/21 - 24. 2006. Cicia, G. Del Giudice, T. e Scarpa, R. Una stima dell'impatto sul benessere del consumatore italiano derivante da una imperfetta tracciabilità dell'olio extra-vergine di olivia, Rivista di Economia Agraria, LXI (4) : 593-609. 23. 2004. Cicia, G. e Scarpa, R. Ha senso l’attivita` agricola per la sola produzione del paesaggio rurale? Alcune riflessioni sul parco nazionale del Cilento. Bollettino del dipartimento di conservazione dei beni architettonici ed ambientali, n.1. 22. 2004. Scarpa, R., e Thiene, M. La stima delle probabilità di scelta di siti ricreativi alternativi. Rivista di Economia Agraria, 2004(3):363-399. 21. 2003. Scarpa, R., Tempesta, T., Thiene, M. La domanda escursionistica della montagna veneta: un’analisi tramite modelli di conteggio con varianza flessibile. Rivista di Economia Agraria, 2003(1):47-78. 20. 2001. Scarpa, R. e Spalatro, F. Eterogeneità nelle preferenze al consumo: il caso del biologico e della lotta integrata nell’uva da tavola e nelle fragole. Rivista di Economia Agraria, 2001(3):417-450. 19. 1999. Cicia, G. e Scarpa, R. La disponibilità a pagare per il paesaggio rurale nel Cilento: paradigmi interpretativi del metodo della valutazione contingente. Rivista di economia agraria, 1999(1):54-94. 18. 1999. Bravi, M. e Scarpa, R. Stima degli effetti individuali sulla disponibilità a pagare da responsi dicotomici con reiterazione: escursionisti e villeggianti in visita al Parco Nazionale del Gran Paradiso, Aestimum, 38:71101. 17. 1998. Scarpa, R. Caratteristiche dei boschi e disponibilità a pagare per la ricreazione all'aperto: uno studio di valutazione contingente con il metodo referendario reiterato. Rivista di economia agraria, n.4/98:465493. 16. 1998. Bravi, M. e Scarpa, R. Stime della Disponibilita` a Pagare Attesa da Interviste CVM a Responso Dicotomico: Forma Funzionale e Metodi di Simulazione della Varianza Campionaria. Aestimum, 35:75-94. 15. 1998. Scarpa, R. Valutazione delle Risorse Ambientali per la Pesca Sportiva da un Modello ad Utilita' Stocastica, Genio Rurale n. 9:46-55. 14. 1997. Scarpa, R. Stima dei benefici economici di un piano di bacino col metodo della valutazione contingente: studio di un'applicazione. Genio Rurale 11:38-48. 13. 1996. Scarpa, R. La lezione di Lakatos agli economisti: una rassegna della metodologia dei programmi di ricerca scientifica in economia, Studi di Economia e Diritto, n. 2:191-218. 12. 1995. P. Piozzi e Scarpa, R. Studi di Impatto Ambientale: una Analisi Comparata delle Prescrizioni e delle Norme Proposte, Genio Rurale, 2:29-38. 11. 1995. Piozzi P. e Scarpa, R. Professionisti e procedura di VIA: i risultati di un'indagine tra redattori di SIA, Linea Ecologica ed Economia Montana, 1. 10. 1995. Antinelli A. e Scarpa, R. La stima della funzione potabile dell'acqua tramite l'approccio indiretto: un caso di studio, Genio Rurale, 1:15-25. 9. 1995. Scarpa, R. Il metodo del prezzo edonico per la stima delle variazioni di benessere per beni pubblici: lo stato dell'arte e l'applicabilità in Italia, Aestimum, Dicembre, 33:93-121. 8. 1994. Scarpa, R. Valutazione di Impatto Ambientale: tra le norme per interventi puntuali ed un approccio olistico, Genio Rurale, 1:23-31. 7. 1993. Scarpa, R. Valutazione economica dei beni ambientali e procedure di VIA: una prospettiva, la "cauzione ambientale", Genio Rurale, 12:67-74. 6. 1992. Antinelli A., Scarpa, R. e L., Venzi. Valutazione economica di una tecnica colturale innovativa: la coltivazione in un'area ambientale sensibile. Linea Ecologica ed Economia Montana, 5:43-48. 5. 1992. Antinelli A. e Scarpa, R. La struttura dei costi di produzione della nocciola Tonda Gentile Romana dei Monti Cimini. L'informatore Agrario, 3:72-76. 4. 1992. Antinelli A. e Scarpa, R. Estensione aziendale e convenienza economica tra conduzione in economia diretta e contoterzismo: un caso di studio. Genio Rurale, 10:25-35. 3. 1991. Antinelli A. e Scarpa, R. Le nascenti Associazioni di Produttori di nocciole nella corilicoltura dei Cimini: evoluzioni e prospettive. Tuscia Economica, 2:109-111. 2. 1991. Scarpa, R. Problemi ambientali e l'agricoltura nelle varie aree del globo, Linea Ecologica ed Economia Montana, 6:21-25. Page 13 of 21 1. 1990. Scarpa, R. and Venzi L., Gli interventi di mitigazione come misura di impatto ambientale: il caso della "bretella" autostradale Fiano-S.Cesareo, Genio Rurale, 7/8:90-95. PAPERS IN PUBLISHED IN PEER-REVIEWED PROCEEDINGS 7. 2010. Campbell, D., Hess, S., Scarpa, R., Rose, J. M. Accommodating coefficient outliers in discrete choice modelling: a comparison of discrete and continuous mixing approaches, pages 331-352, Chapter 15 in Choice Modelling: the state-of-the-art and the state-of-practice – of Proceedings from the inaugural International Choice Modelling Conference edited by Stephane Hess & Andrew Daly, Emerald Group Publishing Limited 6. 2010. Lanz, B., Allan Provins, A., Bateman, I.J., Scarpa, R., Willis, K. and Ozdemiroglu, E. Investigating willingness to pay – willingness to accept asymmetry in choice experiments, pages 517-542, Chapter 24 in Choice Modelling: the state-of-the-art and the state-of-practice – of Proceedings from the inaugural International Choice Modelling Conference edited by Stephane Hess & Andrew Daly, Emerald Group Publishing Limited 5. 2003. Cicia, G. and Scarpa, R. Willingness to pay for rural landscape preservation: a case study in Mediterranean agriculture. Pages 97-116 in Proceedings of an International Workshop at Schloss Rauischholzhausen, October 16-18, 2002, on Pricing environmental services of agriculture, edited by M. Kissling, K. Schmitz, P.M. Schmitz and T.C. Wronka. 4. 1999. Scarpa, R., Revealed preference valuation methods for farm animal genetic material: principles, stregths and weaknesses, in Economic valuation of animal genetic resources. International Livestock Research Institute Proceedings, pagg. 40-46. FAO/ILRI Workshop, 15-17 March 1999. Edited by J.E.O. Rege. 3. 1998. Scarpa, R., J. Buongiorno, and K. Lee. Determinants of non-timber values in Wisconsin Northern hardwoods. Pp. 228-232 in Proceedings of the 1998 Southern Forest Economics Workshop. Part II. USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station. 2. 1993. Scarpa, R., With Antinelli A., e L. Venzi. Economic evaluation of innovation in management practices: filbertnut production in an environmentally sensitive area, in Agricultural Policy and the environment, pag. 269-280, Proceedings, Paolo Rosato (editor), Unipress, Padova. 1. 1990. Scarpa, R., and Venzi L., Socio-Economic education for the forester and the new needs for Environmental Impact Assessment, in Vol. 2 dei Proceedings of the FAO International Conference on Forestry Education, Viterbo 17-22 Novembre 1990, pag. 117-123. RESEARCH PAPERS IN PEER-REVIEWED EDITED RESEARCH BOOKS (ENGLISH) PUBLISHED book chapters: 16. 2014. P. Koundouri, R. Scarpa, M. Stithou, A Choice Experiment for the Estimation of the Economic Value of the River Ecosystem: Management Policies for Sustaining NATURA (2000) Species and the Coastal Environment, Chapter 6 in Water Resources Management Sustaining Socio-Economic Welfare: The Implementation of the European Water Framework Directive in Asopos River Basin in Greece, Phoebe Koundouri, Nikos A. Papandreou Editors, http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-007-7636-4_6 15. 2010. Beharry-Borg, N. and Scarpa, R. Researcher-selected versus respondent-selected attributes: improved coastal water quality in Tobago. Chapter 5, pages 67-86 in “Choice Experiments in Developing Countries”, Jeff Bennett and Ekin Birol Editors, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, U.K. 14. 2010. Ruto, E. and Scarpa, R. Using choice experiments to investigate preferences for cattle traits in Kenya. Chapter 14, pages 244-260 in “Choice Experiments in Developing Countries”, Jeff Bennett and Ekin Birol Editors, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, U.K. 13. 2008. Beharry, N. and Scarpa, R. Valuing improved coastal water quality for beach recreation on the Caribbean island of Tobago, Chapter 10, In: Payment for Ecosystems Services, Oxford University Press, U.K. Pushpam Kumar and Roldan Muradian Editors. 12. 2008. Campbell, D. Hutchinson, W.G. Scarpa, R. Using mixed logit models to derive individual-specific WTP estimates for landscape improvements under agri-environmental schemes: evidence from the Rural Environment Protection Scheme in Ireland, In Ekin Birol; Phoebe Koundouri (Eds), Choice Experiments Informing Environmental Policy: A European Perspective, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham U.K., 58-81. - 14/21 - 11. 2007. Scarpa, R. Spalatro, F. Canavari, M. Investigating preferences for environment friendly production practices: Taste segments for organic and integrated crop management potatoes in Italian households, In (Eds), Organic Food: Consumers' Choices and Farmers' Opportunities, USA: Springer, 115-124. 10. 2007. Scarpa, R. Hutchinson, W. G. Chilton, S. Buongiorno, J. Benefit value transfers conditional on site attributes: Some evidence of reliability from forest recreation in Ireland, In Stale Navrud & Richard Ready (Eds), Environmental Value Transfer: Issues and Methods, Netherlands: Springer, 170-205. 9. 2006. Willis, K. and Scarpa R. Valuing water service level changes: a random utility approach and benefit transfer comparison, Chapter 13, in Environmental Valuation in Developed Countries, David Pearce Editor, Edward Elgar, 274-292, Cheltenham U.K. 8. 2005. Scarpa, R., S. Ferrini and K. G. Willis. Performance of error component models for status-quo effects in choice experiments. Chapter 13, pages 247-273 in Applications of simulation methods in environmental and resource economics. Edited by R. Scarpa and A. Alberini, Springer Publisher, Dordrecht, The Netherlands. 7. 2005. Scarpa, R., K. G. Willis, and Acutt M., Individual-specific welfare measures for public goods: a latent class approach to residential customers of Yorkshire Water. In: Econometrics Informing Natural Resource Management, Chapter 14, edited by Phoebe Koundouri, Edward Elgar Publisher. Pages 316-337. 6. 2005. Thiene, M., Scarpa, R. and Tempesta, T. Outdoor recreation in Northeastern Alps: comparing twostage nested logit RUMs. Pages 423-444 in Food, Agriculture and the Environment. Edited by E. Defrancesco, L. Galletto and M. Thiene. Franco Angeli Publisher. 5. 2003. Scarpa, R., T. Tempesta and M. Thiene. Non-participation, demand intensity and substitution effects in an integrable demand system: the case of day trips to the North-Eastern Alps from Veneto CAI members. Chapter 6 in The New Economics of Outdoor Recreation. Edited by N. Hanley, D. Shaw and R. Wright. Pages 98-122. Edward Elgar publisher, Cheltenham U.K. 4. 2003. Hutchinson, W. G., Scarpa, R., Chilton, S. M. and T. McCallion. Spatial Distribution Versus Efficiency Effects Of Forest Recreation Policies: Using a Regional Travel Cost Model. In The New Economics of Outdoor Recreation. Edited by N. Hanley, D. Shaw and R. Wright. 139-164. Edward Elgar publisher, Cheltenham U.K. 3. 2002. Bravi, M., and Scarpa, R. Estimating WTP for public access to art exhibitions. Chapter 12, pp. 184-199 in Valuing Cultural Heritage: Applying Environmental Valuation Techniques to Historic Buildings, Monuments and Artifacts, edited by Navrud S. and R. Ready, Edward Elgar, Northampton, MA, 280 pp., ISBN 1-84064-079-0 2. 1998. Scarpa, R., and P. Riganti. Categorical Nesting and Information Effects on WTP Estimates for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage in Campi Flegrei, pp.245-259, In Campi Flegrei, Environmental Resource Valuation in Italy: Applications of the Contingent Valuation Method by R. C. Bishop and D. Romano , Kluwer Publisher. 1. 1998. Scarpa, R., Sirchia G. and M. Bravi. Kernel vs Logit Modeling of Single Bounded CV Responses: Valuing Access to Architectural and Visual Arts Heritage in Italy, pp.232-244, in Environmental Resource Valuation: Applications of the Contingent Valuation Method In Italy. Edited by Richard Bishop and Donato Romano, Kluwer Publisher. PUBLISHED CHAPTERS IN TEXT BOOKS (ITALIAN) 5. Scarpa, R. e W. Greene. 2005. “Un breve excursus sull’analisi econometrica delle scelte discrete” Capitolo 2 in I modelli a scelta discreta per l’analisi dei trasporti. Teoria, metodi, ed applicazioni. Carocci Editore. Pag. 92-137. 4. Bravi, M. e Scarpa, R. 2000. Metodi di valutazione contingente, Capitolo 3, in La valutazione economica dei beni culturali, pag 47-78, Carocci Editore. 3. Scarpa, R. 2000. Sviluppi recenti del metodo del costo di viaggio, Capitolo 5, in La valutazione economica dei beni culturali, pag 99-110, Carocci Editore. 2. Bravi, M., Scarpa, R. e Sirchia G. 2000. Stima della disponibilita` a pagare per servizi pubblici museali, Capitolo 8, in La valutazione economica dei beni culturali, pag 141-156, Carocci Editore. 1. Scarpa, R. 2000. Elementi di microeconomia, Appendice, in La valutazione economica dei beni culturali, pag 177-187, Carocci Editore. Page 15 of 21 WORKING PAPERS AND REPORTS (ONLY RECENT ONES) 7. Zanoli, R., R. Scarpa, F. Napolitano, E. Piasentier, S. Naspetti, V. Bruschi. (2011). Organic label as identifier of environmentally-related quality: a consumer choice experiment on beef in Italy. 6. Nocella, Giuseppe; Hubbard, Lionel; Scarpa, Riccardo (2007), Consumer trust and willingness to pay for certified animal-friendly products, Department of Economics, University of Waikato, 25pgs. 5. Campbell, Danny; Hutchinson, W; Scarpa, Riccardo (2007), Incorporating discontinuous preferences into the analysis of discrete choice experiments, Waikato Management School, 18pgs. 4. Stefani, Gianluca; Scarpa, Riccardo (2007), The referendum incentive comparability hypothesis: Some new results using information messages, Department of Economics, University of Waikato, 25pgs. 3. Campbell, Danny; Hutchinson, W; Scarpa, Riccardo (2007), Using choice experiments to explore the spatial distribution of willingness to pay for rural landscape improvements, Waikato Management School, 28pgs. 2. Scarpa, Riccardo; Thiene, Mara; Marangon, Francesco (2007), Using flexible taste distributions to value collective reputation for environmentally-friendly production methods, Waikato Management School, University of Waikato, 23pgs. 1. Ruto, Eric; Garrod, Guy; Scarpa, Riccardo (2007), Valuing animal genetic resources: a choice modeling application to indigenous cattle in Kenya, Waikato Management School, 35pgs. PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH PAPERS AT CONFERENCES (a selection) 2015. Chen Yiyu, Caputo Vincenzina, Nayga Rodolfo M., Scarpa Riccardo, Fazli Siamac. How visual attention affects choice outcomes: An eyetracking study. The 3rd international winter conference on Brain-Computer Interface. 12-14 January 2015, High1 Resort Korea. (http://brain.korea.ac.kr/bci2015/) 2014. Caputo, V., Van Loo, E., Scarpa, R., Nayga R., Verbeke, W. Using Experiments to Address Attribute Nonattendance in Consumer Food Choices, paper presented at the 2014 AAEA Annual Meeting during the Symposium on Methodological Developments and Challenges in Choice Experiments, Regency Room, Hayatt Regency Hotel, 2:45-4:15, Monday 28th July 2014 2014. Thiene Mara, Cam Rungie, Riccardo Scarpa. The influences of individuals in joint decisions: recreation in the Alps in Italy, Selected paper presented at the Worldcongress onf Environmental and Resource Economics, Istanbul, Room 6, 8:45-10:00, Monday 29th June 2014 2014. Koundouri, Phoebe, Riccardo Scarpa, Mavra Stithou. Full preference ranking for Natura (2000) species and the coastal environment: does residency affect use and non-use values?, Selected paper presented at the Worldcongress onf Environmental and Resource Economics, Istanbul, Room 4, 8:45-10:00, Sunday 29th June 2014 2014. Mkwara, Lena, Dan Marsh and Riccardo Scarpa. Valuing trout angling benefits of water quality improvements while avcounting for unobserved lake characteristics: an application to the Rotorua Lakes, New Zealand. Selected paper presented at the Worldcongress onf Environmental and Resource Economics, Istanbul, Room 6, 8:45-10:00, Sunday 29th June 2014 2014. Silz Carson K., S. M. Chilton, W. G. Hutchinson, R. Scarpa. Strategic behaviour in choice experiments. Western Economic Association International, 89th conference, Grand Hyatt, Colorado, U.S.A., Saturday June 28th, 12:30-2:15p.m. 2013. Campbell, Danny, David Hensher, Riccardo Scarpa. Bounding WTP distributions to reflect the ‘actual’ consideration set. Paper presented at the 3rd International Choice Modeling Conference, Sydney, Friday 5 th July 2013 2013. Thiene, Mara, Cam Rungie, Riccardo Scarpa. The influences of individuals in joint decisions: recreation in the Alps in Italy. Paper presented at the 3rd International Choice Modeling Conference, Sydney, Thursday 4th July 2013 2013. Boeri, Marco, Alberto Longo, Riccardo Scarpa, The regret of not modelling regret in choice experiments: a Monte Carlo investigation. Paper presented at the 3rd International Choice Modeling Conference, Sydney, Thursday 4th July 2013 - 16/21 - 2013. Caputo Vincenzina, Ellen J. Van Loo, Riccardo Scarpa, Rodolfo M. Nayga, Jr., and Wim Verbeke, Addressing the attribute non-attendance issue in hypothetical choice experiments: the case of food labeling, Paper prepared for the 134th EAAE Seminar, Paris (France), March 21-22, 2013; 2012. Campbell Rungie, Riccardo Scarpa, Mara Thiene, The influence of individuals in forming collective household preferences for water quality. Paper Selected for presentation at the 2nd AERE annual meeting, Asheville, North Carolina, USA, Parellel session VI, Tuesday June 5th, 2012, Room Taft M, 1:30-3:00. 2012. James Tee, Riccardo Scarpa, Dan Marsh and Graeme Guthrie, Valuation of Carbon Forestry and the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme: A Real Options Approach Using the Binomial Tree Method. Paper Selected for presentation at the 28th ICAE - Icuazu, 20th August 2012, 17:30 Parana II room, Rafain Convention Centre, Brasil. 2011. Scarpa, Riccardo, Roberta Raffaelli, Sandra Notaro, Jordan Louviere, 2011. Modelling The Effects Of Stated Attribute Non-Attendance On Its Inference: An Application to Visitors Benefits from the Alpine Grazing Commons. Paper Selected for presentation at the 2nd International Conference of Choice Modelling, Leeds, Oulton Hall, July 4th-6th , 2011, Session in 1:30-2:30pm of July 6th, Room Oulton 2. The paper was also presented at the XIII EAAE Congress in Zurich in session GC7 on Preference Stability, Room G3, Friday Sept. 2nd 15:30-17:00 2011. Campbell, Danny, David A. Hensher and Riccardo Scarpa. 2011. Cost thresholds, cut-offs and sensitivities in stated choice analysis: identification and implications?. Paper Selected for presentation at the 2nd International Conference of Choice Modelling, Leeds, Oulton Hall, July 4th-6th , 2011, Session in 3:30-4:30pm of July 5th, Room Oulton 2. 2011. Scarpa, Riccardo, Roberta Raffaelli, Sandra Notaro, Anthony Marley. 2011. Best-worst scaling: consistency of preferences with discrete choice experiments and stability over time. Paper Selected for presentation at the 2nd International Conference of Choice Modelling, Leeds, Oulton Hall, July 4th-6th , 2011, Session in 12:001:00pm of July 4th, Room Oulton 2 2011. Rungie, Campbell, Riccardo Scarpa, Mara Thiene. Single versus joint preference for tap water: a Structural Choice Modelling investigation. Prepared for the 1st Annual Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (AERE) Summer Conference, 9th-10th June 2011 in Seattle, Washington, USA. 2011. Marsh, Dan; Mkwara, Lena; Scarpa, Riccardo (2011), Does respondent's perception of the status quo matter in non-market valuation with choice experiments? An application to New Zealand freshwater streams, EAERE 18th Annual Conference 2011, Rome, Italy; 29 June - 2 July, 26pgs. 2010. Phillips, Yvonne and Riccardo Scarpa. Waikato warm home study. Paper presented at the New Zealand Agricultural and Resource Economics Society, August 26-27, 2010, Nelson, NZ 2010. Thiene, M. and Scarpa, R. An empirical investigation of individual WTPs and power coefficients within couples under scale and taste heterogeneity: the case of household water. Selected paper a the 4th Worldcongress of Environmental and Resource Economics, 29th June-2nd July, 2010 2010. Taglioni, C., Cavicchi, A. Biancamaria Torquati, B. and Scarpa, R. Influence of brand equity on milk choice: a choice experiment survey. Selected paper presented at the 119th European Association of Agricultural Economists Seminar on "Sustainability in the Food Sector", June 30-July 2, 2010 - Capri, Naples, ITALY 2010. Day, B., I. Bateman, R. Carson, R. Scarpa, J. Louviere, P. Wang, and D. Dupont. Task Independence in Stated Preference Studies: A Test of Order Effect Explanations. The 4th Worldcongress of Environmental and Resource Economics, 29th June-2nd July, 2010 2010. Yao. R., J. Turner, and R. Scarpa, T. Barnard. Valuing enhancement of indigenous ecosystem in New Zealand forests. XXIII IUFRO Worldcongress, Seoul, South Korea, 23-28 August 2010 2010. Marsh, Dan; Mkwara, Lena; Scarpa, Riccardo (2010), Does respondent's perceived knowledge of the status quo affect attribute attendance and WTP in choice experiments? Evidence from the Karapiro Catchment freshwater streams, NZARES Conference 2010, Nelson, New Zealand; 26-27 August, 21pgs. 2009. Stefani, G. and R. Scarpa, 2009. The Referendum Incentive Compatibility Hypothesis: Some New Results Using Information Messages And Differential Exposure To Referendum Voting Paper selected for presentation at the XLVI Convegno di Studi of the SOCIETA’ ITALIANA DI ECONOMIA AGRARIA, Piacenza, 16-19 settembre 2009 2009. Canavari, M. Tisselli, F. Nayga Jr. R. M., R. Scarpa. Italian Consumer Acceptance of Nutritionally Enhanced GM Food. Paper selected for presentation at the XXVII International Conference of the International Association of the Agricultural Economists, Beijing, P.R. of China, August 16-22. Page 17 of 21 2009. Scarpa, R., Thiene M. and D. Hensher. Monitoring Choice Task Attribute Attendance In Non-Market Valuation Of Multiple Park Management Services. Paper selected for presentation at the XXVII International Conference of the International Association of the Agricultural Economists, Beijing, P.R. of China, August 1622. 2009. Scarpa, R., Notaro, S., and R. Raffelli. Non-attendance in best/worst rank ordered choice data: an explorative investigation. Paper Selected for Presentation at the EAERE 2009 meeting in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 25-27. (SATURDAY 27 JUNE 2009 08:45 - 10:30, Session on Stated Preferences 7, Room 1A05) 2009. Vermeulen, B., Goos, P., Scarpa, R. and M. Vandebroek. Conjoint choice designs for measuring willingness to pay. Paper Selected for Presentation at the EAERE 2009 meeting in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 25-27. (FRIDAY 26 JUNE 2009 14:00 - 15:45, Session on Stated Preferences 5, Room 1A05) 2009. Campbell, D., S. Hess, R. Scarpa, J. M. Rose, Accommodating coefficient outliers in discrete choice modelling: a comparison of discrete and continuous mixing approaches. Selected paper at the International Choice Modeling Conference, Harrogate, U.K., March 29 - April 3. 2009. Scarpa, R., Philens, D., Louviere, J., Raffaelli, R. and S. Notaro. Performance of best/worst choice elicitation in individual model of rank-ordered choices: an application to estimate the conservation value of Alpine pastures. Selected paper at the International Choice Modeling Conference, Harrogate, U.K., March 29 - April 3. 2008. Aravena, C., P. Martinsson and R. Scarpa. Does ignorance of attributes in a choice experiment affect willingness to pay and policy recommendations? Paper selected for presentation at the 16th Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists that will be held in Gothenburg, Sweden 25 - 28 June 2008. Session 1.11 Stated Preferences: Method, Thursday 26 June 2008, 08:30 - 10:15, Room: E44 2008. Thiene, M., R. Scarpa, T. Tempesta. Deriving and testing efficient estimates of WTP distributions in destination choice models. Paper selected for presentation at the 16th Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists that will be held in Gothenburg, Sweden 25 - 28 June 2008. Session: 6.8 Revealed Preferences: Travel Cost, Friday 27 June 2008, 15:45 - 18:00, Room: C24 2008. Bateman, I. J., Richard T. Carson, B. Day, D. Dupont, J. J. Louviere, S. Morimoto, R. Scarpa, P. Wang. Awareness and Ordering Effects in Discrete Choice Experiments. Paper selected for presentation at the 16th Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists that will be held in Gothenburg, Sweden 25 - 28 June 2008. Session: 1.12 Water Issues. Thursday 26 June 2008, 08:30 - 10:15, Room: B32 2007. Cembalo, L., Cicia G., Del Giudice T., Scarpa R., Tagliaferro C., Beyond agropiracy: the case of Italian pasta in the United States retail market , in proceedings of the First international European Forum. Seminar of the European Association of Agricultural Economists, held in Innsbruck-Austria (15-17 February 2007) titled Innovation and Food Dynamics in Food Networks 2007. Cembalo, L., Cicia G., Del Giudice T., Scarpa R., Tagliaferro C., Ecological characteristics and new competitiveness strategies in fresh vegetables market, in proceedings of the 105th Seminar of the European Association of Agricultural Economists, held in Bologna (8-10 March 2007) titled International Marketing and International Trade of quality Food Products 2007. Nesha, B., and Scarpa, R., Valuing the recreational benefits of improved coastal water quality in Tobago: Deriving individual specific WTP estimates, 15th EAERE Annual Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece; 27-30 June, 39pgs. 2006. Scarpa, R.; Thiene, M.; Marangon, F., Consumer's WTP for environmentally-friendly production methods and collective reputation for place of origin: the case of Val di Gresta carrots, 26th Conference of the International Association of Agricultural Economists, Queensland, Australia, 12-18 August, 21pgs. 2006. Aravena, C.; Martinsson, P.; Scarpa, R., Does money talk? The effect of monetary attribute on the marginal rate of substitution in a choice experiment, Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, Kyoto, Japan, 3-7 July, 27pgs. 2006. Beharry, N.; Scarpa, R., Joint vs separate decisions with taste variation: exploring responses of couples in choice experiments for coastal water quality valuation in Tobago, Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, Kyoto, Japan; 3-7 July, 22pgs. 2006. Scarpa, R.; Thiene, M.; Tempesta, T., Latent class count models of total visitation demand: days out in the eastern Alps, Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, Kyoto, Japan, 3-7 July, 20pgs. - 18/21 - 2006. Campbell, D.; Hutchinson, W; Scarpa, R., Lexicographic decision-making rules in discrete choice experiments: implications on individual-specific WTP estimates, Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, Kyoto, Japan; 3-7 July, 22pgs. 2006. Leon-Gonzalez, R.; Scarpa, R., Robust benefit function transfer: A Bayesian model averaging approach, Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, Kyoto, Japan; 3-7 July, 12pgs. 2006. Ruto, E.; Garrod, G.; Scarpa, R., Valuing animal genetic resources: a case study of cattle in Kenya using choice experiments, Third World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists, Kyoto, Japan, 3-7 July, 18pgs. 2006. Beharry, Nesha; Scarpa, Riccardo, Valuing improved coastal water quality for beach recreation on the Caribbean Island of Tobago, Ninth Biennial Conference of The International Society for Ecological Economics, New Delhi, India; 16-18 December, 34pgs. 2005. Nocella, G. and Scarpa, R. Benefits from safer animal food products: preliminary results from a contingent valuation study of Italian households. Prepared for the 97EAAE Seminar, Reading, UK 2005. Campbell, D., Hutchinson, G. and Scarpa, R. Using choice experiments to value farm landscape improvements: implications of inconsistent preferences. Paper presented at the Applied Environmental Economics Conference, March 2005, London, U.K. 2005. Matthews, D., Hutchinson, G. and Scarpa, R. Testing the stability of the Benefit Transfer function for discrete choice contingent valuation data. Paper presented to the Agricultural Economics Society conference, 4-6 April, 2005. Jubilee Campus, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, U.K. 2004. Scarpa, R., Thiene M. and T. Tempesta, Outdoor recreation in North Eastern Alps: comparing two-stage nested logit random utility models, Paper presented at the 9th Joint Conference on Food, Agriculture and the Environment, August 28th – September 1st. Forthcoming in an edited book with the conference proceedings. 2004. Viganò, L., R. Scarpa, and D. Bortolozzo. Explaining structural policy use by farmers with discrete choice models: an evaluation of structural policies supported by the EAGGF. Paper presented at 87th EAAE-Seminar in Vienna. April 21-24. 2004. Scarpa, R. and M. Thiene. Destination choice models for rock-climbing in the North-Eastern Alps: a latent-class approach based on intensity of participation. EAERE conference Budapest, June 25th-28th. Working paper Fondazione ENI Enrico Mattei no. 131.04. 2004. Scarpa, R., Willis, K., Acutt M. and S. Ferrini. Monte Carlo simulation evidence on the effect of the status-quo in choice experiment models. EAERE conference Budapest, June 25th-28th. 2004. Termansen, M., McLean C. and R. Scarpa. Economic Valuation of Danish Forest Recreation combining mixed logit models and GIS. EAERE conference Budapest, June 25th-28th, 2003. Eugenio-Martín, J.-L., Martín-Morales, N. and Scarpa, R. Tourism and economic growth in Latin American countries: a panel data approach. Presented at the Conference on Tourism and Sustainable Economic Development: Macro and Micro Economic Issues, Sardinia, Italy, 19-20 September 2003. 2002. Scarpa, R., F. Spalatro, and M. Canavari, Investigating preferences for environment friendly production practices: Taste segments for organic and integrated pest management in Italian households. Paper presented at the 8th Joint Conference on Food, Agriculture and the Environment, August 25 - August 28, 2002 Red Cedar Lake, Wisconsin. Forthcoming in 2005 in “Organic food. Consumers' choices and farmers' opportunities” edited by Maurizio Canavari and Kent D. Olson”, Kluwer/Springer publishers PAPERS IN PROGRESS 1. Thiene M. Scarpa R. and Rungie C. (2012) Structural choice modeling in multi-agent decisions. 2. Boeri M., Scarpa R. and C. Chorus (2012) Mixtures of decision processes in choice experiments for traffic calming schemes and their welfare estimates 3. Caputo V. (Korea University) Nayga R. (Univ. Arkansas) (2012) Food miles labeling preference 4. Marsh, D., Mkwara, L. and R. Scarpa, 2010. Does respondent’s perception of the status quo matter in nonmarket valuation with choice experiments? An application to New Zealand freshwater streams, Department of Economics, Waikato Management School, The University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. 5. Straton, A., K. Zander, R. Scarpa, and R. Brown, 2009. Valuation of marine park resources by residents in a developing nation: a case study of the Bunaken National Park in Indonesia Page 19 of 21 6. Rose, J. M. , R. Scarpa and M. C. J. Bliemer Incorporating model uncertainty into the generation of efficient stated choice experiments: A model averaging approach 7. Scarpa, R., S. Notaro, R. Raffelli, D. Pihlens and J. Louviere, 2008. Exploring scale effects of best/worst rank ordered choice data to estimate visitors’ benefits from alpine transhumance 8. Stefani, G. and R. Scarpa, 2008. A Bayesian perspective on the incentive compatibility of hypothetical referenda 9. Thiene, M., L. Galletto, R. Scarpa, and V. Boatto 2008, Improving latent class analysis using attitudinal responses: An application to WTP for Prosecco wine 10. Caputo, V. Nayga R.M. and R. Scarpa, 2011. Consumers’ Valuation for Food Miles Labels EDITED PEER-REVIEW RESEARCH BOOKS AND SPECIAL ISSUES OF JOURNALS Co-editor with A. Alberini. 2005. Applications of Simulation Methods in Environmental and Resource Economics. Springer Publisher. (ISBN1-4020-3683-3) Co-editor of special issue with Stephane Hess, on Specification and interpretation issues in behavioural models used for environmental assessment, Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, Volume 15, Issue 7, Pages 367-442 (October 2010) Co-editor of special issue with Adam G. Drucker, on Valuing Animal Genetic Resources, Ecological Economics, Volume 45, Issue 3, Pages 315-517 (July 2003) AREA OF ONGOING RESEARCH AND COAUTHORS 1. With Michael Burton and Dan Rigby. Endogeneity effects from design choice in choice experiments. 2. With John Rose. Efficient choice design with uncertainty over model specification. 3. With Dan Marsh. Choice experiments in small samples: an application to local water management. 4. With Gianluca Stefani. A Bayesian perspective on the incentive compatibility of hypothetical referenda. 5. With Vincenzina Caputo and Rodolfo M. Nayga Consumers’ Valuation for Food Miles Labels and Attribute Non-attendance with Taste Heterogeneity 6. With Campbell Rungie and Mara Thiene Single versus joint preference for tap water: a Structural Choice Modelling investigation 7. With Richard Yao, James Turner, Tim Barnard, John Rose, Socioeconomic and Spatial Determinants of Willingness-To-Pay 8. With John Gibson and Steven Stillman. The Impact of Behavioural and Environmental Change on Health: Indoor and Outdoor Pollution and Immigrant Asthma in New Zealand. 9. With Peter Newman and Michael Cameron. Willingness to pay for HIV vaccine and spermicide in developing countries. 10. With Diego Begalli, Marco Boeri, and Lara Agnoli, Alcohol consumption patterns in young Italians 11. With Marco Boeri and Caspar G. Chorus. Random utility versus random regret in traffic calming. COMPUTER LITERACY: Operating Systems: Windows, WinNT, Win2000-pro, WinXP, Linux. General purpose: MS-Office, LaTeX, Scientific Word. Statistics and Econometrics: GAUSS, LimDep/Nlogit, SPSS, R, SAS. Mathematics: Mathematica, Maple, MatLab. Web-based authoring: HTML, JAVA. CONSULTING EXPERIENCE: Australian Energy Market Operator, New Zealand Electricity Authority, Food and Agricultural Organization, Environment Canada, International Livestock Research Institute, Northern Ireland Water, Atkins Water, Yorkshire - 20/21 - Waters, Thames Water, ACCENT, CeSIA, CeSET, CISAL, Rome City Council, Rome Provincial Council, Centioni and Associates Ltd., CEFAS, DEFRA, Anderson Consulting Ltd., UK-Forestry Commission, Northern Ireland Forest Service, Fondazione ENI Enrico Mattei, UNILEVER, EXPERIAN, UNESCO, UNDP, URSCorp, Jamaica-NEPA, Vicenza Provincial Council, International Livestock Research Institute, DG Regional Policy EU Commission (member of the panel of experts to advise on outcome indicators of cohesion policy). RECENT CONSULTING ENGAGEMENTS: Value of Customer Reliability Survey, Australian Energy Market Operator 2013-14 Value of water services to residential and business customer Northern Ireland Water, Yorkshire Water, United Utilities 2013 Consumers’ WTP research for undergrounding transmission cables in protected areas in the UK, National Grid Value of lost electricity load, NZ Electricity Authority 2010-13. Member of the OECD-Groningen team for the consultancy project “On the wings of L’Aquila”, 2011-2012 Consultant NEPA Jamaica “biodiversity valuation” DG-Regio consultant on the development of impact indicators for development policy. GRANT ACQUISITION: Managed research grants for over GBP750k from the following agencies: USDA-Forest Service, US Sea Grant Institute, Environment Agency, European Commission, International Livestock Research Institute, Forestry Commission, Economic and Social Science Research Council, Italian National Research Council, Marsden. EUROPEAN RESEARCH PROJECT EXPERIENCE: Research Funding from: FW5: Human Capital and Mobility, NewExt, Cascade, EconoGene. Evaluator for: FW6: STREPs, IRPs; FW7: Collaborative Projects Proposals Page 21 of 21
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