VAN PASSEL, Steven

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Date Issued:  [2010 TO 2019]

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812016Heterogeneity in the Solar-Powered Consumer Electronics Market: A Discrete Choice Experiments StudyLIZIN, Sebastien; VAN PASSEL, Steven; Vranken, LiesbetJournal ContributionA1
822016Towards a more structured selection process for attributes and levels in choice experiments: A study in a Belgian protected areaJEANLOZ, Sarah; LIZIN, Sebastien; BEENAERTS, Natalie; Brouwer, Roy; VAN PASSEL, Steven; WITTERS, NeleJournal ContributionA1
832016A review of the sustainability of algal-based biorefineries: Towards an integrated assessment frameworkTHOMASSEN, Gwenny; VAN DAEL, Miet; Lemmens, Bert; VAN PASSEL, StevenJournal ContributionA1
842016A techno-economic assessment of an algal-based biorefineryTHOMASSEN, Gwenny; Egiguren Vila, Urko; VAN DAEL, Miet; Lemmens, Bert; VAN PASSEL, StevenJournal ContributionA1
852016An environmental techno-economic assessment of algal-based biorefineriesTHOMASSEN, Gwenny; VAN DAEL, Miet; MORETTI, Michele; VAN PASSEL, StevenProceedings PaperC1
862016Integrated assessment of agro-ecological systems: The case study of the “Alta Murgia”National park in ItalyMORETTI, Michele; VAN PASSEL, StevenProceedings PaperC2
872016Climate change impact on rainfed versus irrigated farm systems: what is the threshold?VANSCHOENWINKEL, Janka; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
882016Integrating social aspects into sustainability assessment of biobased industries: Towards a systemic approachRAFIAANI, Parisa; VAN PASSEL, Steven; Lebailly, Philippe; KUPPENS, Tom; AZADI, HosseinConference MaterialC2
892016Integrated Sustainability Assessment of Agro-ecological Systems: The Case Study of the “Alta Murgia” National Park in ItalyMORETTI, Michele; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
902016Do Western and Eastern Europe have the same Agricultural Climate Response? The Importance of a Large Adaptive CapacityVAN PASSEL, Steven; Mendelsohn, Robert; VANSCHOENWINKEL, JankaConference MaterialC2
912016Complex risks for the development of biobased solutions transforming agricultural waste streamsMAES, Dries; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
922016Investigating Market Power in the Belgian Pork Production ChainMAES, Dries; VANCAUTEREN, Mark; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
932016Social Life Cycle Assessment in Biobased Industries: Identifying Main Indicators and ImpactsRAFIAANI, Parisa; VAN PASSEL, Steven; Lebailly, Philippe; KUPPENS, Tom; AZADI, HosseinConference MaterialC2
942016Social Life Cycle Assessment in Biobased Industries: Identifying Main Indicators and ImpactsRAFIAANI, Parisa; VAN PASSEL, Steven; Lebailly, Philippe; KUPPENS, Tom; AZADI, HosseinConference MaterialC2
952016Examining the effect of market power on sustainability: adding another market failure to the sustainability discourseBIELY, Katharina; LARVOE, Noah; MAES, Dries; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
162016Behavior diversity limiting the adaptation of agriculture to the growing bio-economyMAES, Dries; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
172016Public preferences for river restoration: application of a labeled choice experiment in two Belgian river basinsLIZIN, Sebastien; Brouwer, Roy; Liekens, Inge; BROEKX, Steven; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
182016Integrating social aspects into sustainability assessment of biobased industries: Towards a systemic approachRAFIAANI, Parisa; VAN PASSEL, Steven; Lebailly, Philippe; KUPPENS, Tom; AZADI, HosseinConference MaterialC2
192016Climate change impact on rainfed versus irrigated farm systems: does the threshold matter?VANSCHOENWINKEL, Janka; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
202016The shifts of scientific interest in the bio-economy, directing or following policy interests?MAES, Dries; VAN PASSEL, StevenConference MaterialC2
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