5. Shechter, M., N. Zaitsev, B. Reiser and S. Nevo, On Valuing Natural Resource Damages.Preservation of Our World in the Wake of Change. Jerusalem, pp. 658-660, 1996.
6. Baron, M., N. Zaitsev and M. Shechter, Forecasting the Expected Recreational Benefits in the Hula Project. Preservation of Our World in the Wake of Change. Jerusalem, pp. 343-349, 1996.
Zaitsev, N. and S. Dror, Water Quality Function Deployment, 41st Annual Meeting of the Israel Society for Ecology and Environmental Quality Sciences, Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rehovot, 7-9 October 2013. (In Hebrew).
2. Zaitsev, N. and S. Dror, Water QFD, Annual Conference of the European Regional Science Association, Israeli Branch, Faculty of Business & Management, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, 30 January 2013. (In Hebrew).
3. Dror S. and N. Zaitsev, Water QFD, 5th Annual Galilee Quality Conference “Quality – Theory and Practice”, ORT Braude College, Israel, 15 May 2012.
4. Baron, M. and N. Zaitsev, Forecasting the Number of Visitors in a Unique Recreational Site – A Retrospective View. Annual Conference of the European Regional Science Association, Israeli Branch, Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rehovot, 7 February 2012. (In Hebrew).
5. Baron, M. and N. Zaitsev, A Retrospective View of Forecasting the Number of Visitors in the Agmon Ahula Recreational Site. 39th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society for Ecology and Environmental Quality Sciences, Kibbutz Ein-Hashofet, 27-28 June 2011. (In Hebrew).
6. Baron, M. and N. Zaitsev, Sustainable Regional Development: A Case Study, the Hula Project, Israel. Reports of 40th Congress of the European Regional Science Association, Barcelona, Spain, August 28 – September 1, 2000. 17 pp.
7. Baron, M. and N. Zaitsev, Sustainable Regional development via Outdoor Recreation. Abstracts of the 2nd Conference: Regional Economic Development: Partnerships for the Development of Regional Economic Initiatives, Karmiel, 16 February, 2000.
8. Baron, M., N. Zaitsev and M. Shechter, WTP and the Rationality of Consumers Regarding Outdoors Recreation. Reports of the 11th International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists “Science and Technology for Global Ecology”, 5pp. Chiba, Japan, 24-27 July 1999.
9. Baron, M., N. Zaitsev and M. Shechter, Sustainable Regional Development via Recreating a Marsh. 1998. Reports of the Australian and New Zealand Regional Science Association Conference, pp. 18-19. Tanunda, South Australia. September, 1998.
10. Baron, M., N. Zaitsev and M. Shechter, Expected Recreational Benefits of the Hula Project. Israel Society for Ecology and Environmental Quality Sciences. Haifa, pp. 2, 1997 (in Hebrew).
11. Shechter, M. and N. Zaitsev, Economic Evaluation of Ecological Resource Damage. Abstracts of the 25th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society for Ecology and Environmental Quality Sciences. pp. 102. Tel Aviv, May 3-4, 1994 (in Hebrew).
12. Zaitsev, N., Economic Efficiency of the Environment Preservation in the Rostov Region. Collected Reports of the Annual Conference: “Mathematical Simulation in the Problems of Rational Use of Natural Resources”. Scientific Research Institute of Mechanics and Applied Mathematics, Rostov-on-Don, 1989 (in Russian).
13. Zaitsev, N., Field Crop Productivity of the Winter-Wheat in the Rostov Region’s Environmental Conditions. Collected reports of the Annual Conference: “Mathematical Simulations in the Problems of Rational Use of Natural Resources.” Scientific Research Institute of Mechanics and Applied Mathematics, Rostov-on-Don, 1988 (in Russian).
18. Zaitsev, N., Economic Evaluation of the Relationships between Agricultural Perspectives and Natural Resources Limited. Collected Reports of the All Union Conference “Natural Resources: Planning and Management Methods”, Academy of Science of the USSR, Moscow, 1985 (in Russian).
20. Zaitsev, N., Regional “Input – Output” Model with the Ecological Limits. Collected Reports of the All Union Conference “Theory, Methods and Experience of System Analysis”, Moscow, January, 1984 (in Russian).
Graduate Courses
Micro Economic Theory – Producer Theory (new)
Engineering Economics (new)
Economics of Biotechnology (new)
Undergraduate Courses:Introduction to Micro Economics, Introduction to Macro Economics, Environmental Economics, Introduction to Economics for Engineers (for all Departments), Selected Problems in Economics (elective course), Instrumental Enrichment (by Feuerstein Programme)
Undergraduate Courses:Introduction to Micro Economics Introduction to Macro Economics Welfare Economics (new course) Environmental Economics (new course)
Undergraduate courses: The History of the Economic Thought: from Biblical Times up to Present Day (new elective course) Environmental Economics (new elective course)
PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
At ORT Braude
· Member, Committee of Lecturers’ Excellence, 2017 –
· Head, Excellence Program, – 2014 – 2017
· Academic consultant for candidates in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management –2014 – present
· Member, Promoting of Learning Committee – 2011-2014
· Academic consultant for first year students in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management –2002 – 2014
· Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Workshop “Israel Sustainable” 2009 – 2013
· Member, Sub-Committee at special dates in exams, Academic Affairs Committee, 2011-2012
· Member, Academic Affairs Committee –2006 – 2007, 2009 – 2011
· Member, Green Campus Committee – 2007- 2011, 2013 – 2014
· Member, Development Team of the M.Sc. Program in Energy Engineering, 2008
· Participant in creating the educational program for the B.Sc. in Applied Mathematics (Specialization in Economics – 2006)
· Member, Selection Committee of the Industrial Engineering and Management Department –2002 – 2014
· Responsible for current activity of the Department’s Alumni Society – since 2011
· Responsible for establishment and current activity of the ORT Braude College’s Friends and Alumni Society – 2000-2007
· Member, Academic Affairs’ Committee, Department of Industrial Engineering and Management – 2002 – 2003
· Responsible for the faculty seminar of the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management – 2003 – 2005
· Member, Foreign Relations Committee – 2004-2005
· Member, Scholarship Committee – 2001-2003
Graduate Courses
Micro Economic Theory – Producer Theory (new)
Engineering Economics (new)
Economics of Biotechnology (new)
Undergraduate Courses:
Introduction to Micro Economics
Introduction to Macro Economics
Environmental Economics
Introduction to Economics for Engineers (for all Departments)
Selected Problems in Economics (elective course)
Instrumental Enrichment (by Feuerstein Programme)
Welfare Economics (new course)
The History of the Economic Thought: from Biblical Times up to Present Day (new elective course)