Environment and Innovation

Clara Inés Pardo Martínez, Post-Doctoral in energy and environmental policies, PhD in economics, certified auditor, with experience in advisory services, consulting, and management in areas such as the environment, quality, health and security, and energy. Activities in academic and management research on energy economics, energy efficiency, climate change, environmental systems, research methods, empirical analysis, social responsibility, and industrial productivity. Consultant for Interamerican Development Bank, World Bank, United Nations Development Program, Latin-American Organization for Energy, among others.Alexander Cotte Poveda, PhD (c) has an Economics degree from the University Georg August Göttingen in Germany, Masters in Economics from the University of the Andes, and is an economist. He is Professor at the Universidad Santo Tomas of the Faculty of Economics, and International Consultant for the World Bank and European Union in areas such as R&D, the environmental systems, etc. He is Associate Editor of the Journal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences. He has published books and book chapters with publishers such as Springer, Taylor & Francis Group, Palgrave Macmillan.

• 1. Analysis of the Relationships among between Climate Change and Innovation in Colombia: An Empirical Approach 2. Organic Acid Production by Biotechnology 3. Urban and Territorial Dimensions of Habitability in Socially Focused Infrastructure Projects 4. Practicalities of a Cross-curricular Approach of Environmental Education 5. The Traditional Tax System before the Challenges of Circular Economy and Green Markets. Proposal of Selective Incentives 6. The Importance of Business Associations in Promoting the Socio-Environmental Sustainability Innovation Concept 7. Customer Relationship Marketing (CRM) for the Design of Strategies in Digital Marketing 8. CORSIA Evolution: A Global Scheme for a Sustainable Colombian Aviation Industry 9. An Introduction to the Status of Tourism in Mexico 10. Whither Environmental Accounting. The Challenge of Ecological and Green Accounting 11. One Health for the New Era of our Common Oikos