Alex Lo

Expérience

• 2015–actuel
  Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong
• 2011–2015
  Lecturer, Griffith University
• 2011–2011
  Teaching and Research Associate, Vienna University of Economics and Business

Éducation

• 2011 
  Australian National University, Doctor of Philosophy
• 2009 
  University of Hong Kong, Master of Philosophy
• 2007 
  University of Hong Kong, Master of Science in Environmental Management
• 2003 
  Chinese University of Hong Kong, Bachelor of Business Administration

Publications

• 2015
  Public Support for Environmental Organizations in BRIC Countries, The Geographical Journal
• 2015
  Come rain or shine? Public expectation on local weather changes and differential effects on climate change attitude, Public Understanding of Science
• 2015
  Community attachment and resident attitude toward old masonry walls and associated trees in urban Hong Kong, Cities 42, p.130-141
• 2015
  Reason and rhetoric in climate communication, Environmental Politics 24 (1), p.1-16
• 2015
  Power and Carbon Sovereignty in a Non-Traditional Capitalist State: Discourses of Carbon Trading in China, Global Environmental Politics, 15 (1)
• 2015
  Carbon finance and the carbon market in China, Nature Climate Change, 5 (1), 15-16
• 2015
  Challenges to the development of carbon markets in China, Climate Policy
• 2015
  Political Ambiguity in the Chinese Climate Change Discourses, Environmental Values
• 2015
  National Income and Environmental Concern: Observations from 35 countries, Public Understanding of Science
• 2015
  Public discourses of climate change in Hong Kong, Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning
• 2015
  Climate for Business: Opportunities for Financial Institutions and Sustainable Development in the Chinese Carbon Market, Sustainable Development
• 2015
  Social Capital and Community Preparation for Urban Flooding in China, Applied Geography, 64, p.1-11
• 2015
  National Development and Carbon Trading: The Symbolism of Chinese Climate Capitalism , Eurasian Geography and Economics
• 2015
  Seismic risk perception in the aftermath of Wenchuan earthquakes in southwestern China, Natural Hazards, 78(3), p. 1979-1996
• 2015
  The Relationship between Climate Change Concern and National Wealth, Climatic Change, 131(2), p. 335-348.
• 2015
  What time to adapt? How discretionary time contributes to the value-action gap, Ecological Economics, 116, p.95-107
• 2015
  Reconceptualizing green infrastructure for climate change adaptation: Barriers to adoption and drivers for uptake by spatial planners, Landscape and Urban Planning, 138, p. 155-163.
• 2015
  Residents understanding of the role of green infrastructure for climate change adaptation in Hangzhou, China, Landscape and Urban Planning, 138, p. 132-143
• 2015
  Protest Response and Willingness to Pay for Culturally Significant Urban Trees: Implications for Contingent Valuation Method, Ecological Economics, 114, p.58-66
• 2015
  Reason and rhetoric in climate communication, Environmental Politics, 24(1), pp.1-16
• 2014
  Negative income effect on perception of long-term environmental risk, Ecological Economics, 107, p. 51-58
• 2014
  More or Less Pluralistic? A Typology of the Remedial and Alternative Perspectives on Monetary Valuation of the Environment, Environmental Values, 23(3), pp. 253-274
• 2014
  The Right to Doubt: Climate Change Scepticism and Asserted Rights to Private Property, Environmental Politics, 23(4), p. 549-569
• 2014
  Generic Security Concern Influencing Individual Response to Natural Hazards: Evidence from Shanghai, Area, 46(2), p. 194-202
• 2013
  Carbon trading in a socialist market economy: Can China make a difference?, Ecological Economics, 87, pp. 72-74
• 2013
  The likelihood of having flood insurance increases with social expectations, Area, 45(1):70-76
• 2013
  Deliberative Monetary Valuation: In search of a Democratic and Value Plural Approach to Environmental Policy, Journal of Economic Surveys, 27(4):768-789
• 2013
  Household preference and financial commitment to flood insurance in South East Queensland, Australian Economic Review, 46(2):160–175
• 2013
  The role of social norms in climate adaptation: Mediating risk perception and flood insurance purchase , Global Environmental Change, 23(5), pp. 827-1358
• 2013
  Reciprocity as deliberative capacity: Lessons from a citizens deliberation on carbon pricing mechanisms in Australia, Environment and Planning C: Government & Policy, 31(3), pp. 444-459
• 2013
  Powered by the State or Finance? The Organization of China’s Carbon Markets, Eurasian Geography and Economics, 54(4), pp. 386-408
• 2013
  Agreeing to pay under value disagreement: Reconceptualising preference transformation in terms of pluralism with evidence from small-group deliberations on climate change, Ecological Economics, 87, pp. 84-94
• 2012
  Significance of Perceived Social Expectation and Implications to Conservation Education: Turtle Conservation as a Case Study, Environmental Management, 50(5), pp. 900-913
• 2012
  Citizen attitude and expectation towards greenspace provision in compact urban milieu, Land Use Policy, 29, pp. 577-586.
• 2012
  The encroachment of value pragmatism on pluralism: The practice of the valuation of urban green space using stated-preference approach, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 36(1), pp. 121-35.
• 2012
  Carbon Emission Trading in China, Nature Climate Change, 2(11), pp. 765-766.
• 2012
  How Green is your scheme? Greenhouse gas control the Australian way, Energy Policy, 50, pp. 150-153
• 2012
  Australia's carbon tax: A sheep in wolf's clothing?, Economic and Labour Relations Review, 23(1), pp. 67-86
• 2011
  Analysis and democracy: The antecedents of the deliberative approach of ecosystems valuation, Environment and Planning C: Government & Policy. 29 (6), pp. 958 – 974.
• 2010
  Willingness of residents to pay and motives for conservation of urban green spaces in the compact city of Hong Kong, Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, 9, pp. 113-120.
• 2010
  Differential community effects on perception and use of urban greenspaces, Cities. 27 (6), pp. 430-442.
• 2010
  Active conflict or passive coherence: The political economy of climate change in China, Environmental Politics.19 (6), pp. 1012-1017
• 2010
  China’s Response to Climate Change, Environmental Science and Technology. 44 (15), pp. 5689-5690.

Bourses et contrats

• 2015
  Early Career Grant Scheme

  Fonction:

  Principal Investigator

  Source de financement:

  Regional Studies Association (UK)

• 2014
  New Researcher Grant

  Fonction:

  Principal Investigator

  Source de financement:

  Griffith University

• 2014
  Australia-China Joint-Action Program

  Fonction:

  Principal Investigator

  Source de financement:

  Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia

• 2013
  Australia-China Joint-Action Program

  Fonction:

  Principal Investigator

  Source de financement:

  Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia

• 2013
  GCCRP Seed Funding

  Fonction:

  Principal Investigator

  Source de financement:

  Griffith University

• 2012
  GCCRP Seed Funding

  Fonction:

  Principal Investigator

  Source de financement:

  Griffith University