Author Archives: HHG

Nobody Worse Off By Initial Quota Allocation

Posted on 23.01.16

RNH Academic Director, Professor Hannes H. Gissurarson, gave a paper at a meeting organised by the Peruvian Association of Fishing Firm Owners in Lima 21 January 2016 on the problem of initial allocation of quotas. The University of Iceland Press … Continue reading →

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New Book on Fishing Rights

Posted on 31.12.15

The University of Iceland Press recently published a book by Professor Hannes H. Gissurarson, The Icelandic Fisheries: Sustainable and Profitable, containing four papers which the author has published in English on the most beneficial utilisation of natural resources such as … Continue reading →

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Browder: Putin Regime Cruel and Corrupt

Posted on 22.11.15

The festivities hall of the University of Iceland was crowded Friday 20 November when US investor Bill Browder told his story at a meeting arranged by RNH, the Public Book Club (Almenna bokafelagid) and the Institute of International Affairs at … Continue reading →

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Gissurarson: Let Us Never Forget the Victims

Posted on 20.11.15

RNH Academic Director Professor Hannes H. Gissurarson gave a talk at the annual conference of the Platform of European Memory and Conscience in Wroclaw City Hall in Poland 17–18 November 2015, describing the  joint project by RNH and AECR, the … Continue reading →

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Putin’s Enemy No. 1 Gives a Talk

Posted on 18.11.15

US investor and writer Bill Browder gives a talk in the Festivities Hall of the University of Iceland Friday 20 November 2015 at 12–13, sponsored by RNH, the Public Book Club (Almenna bokafelagid) and the Institute of International Affairs at … Continue reading →

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Online Anti-Totalitarian Literature

Posted on 17.11.15

Professor Hannes H. Gissurarson, RNH Academic Director, attends the annual meeting of the European Platform of Memory and Conscience in Wroclaw, Poland, 17–19 November 2015. At the meeting he gives a presentation on a joint project of RNH and AECR, … Continue reading →

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