Showing posts with label EAAE Seminar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EAAE Seminar. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Call for papers 175 EAAE Seminar

Gargnano (Garda lake) | Italy | 13 – 15 May 2020

Submissions are now open!
Event website: https://eaae175.sustainabilitystandards.it/
Event contact: eaae175@sustainabilitystandards.it

The objective of the seminar is to improve the understanding of sustainability standards and their effects on agricultural, food, and bio-based value chains. The seminar focuses on public and private sustainability standards. Both drivers and implications of their emergence are of interest, with emphasis on the economic, governance and policy perspectives. Emphasis is both on theoretical and empirical applications.

We are pleased to partner with Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy (AEPP), a journal of the Agricultural and Applied Economic Association (AAEA), for the work coming out of this seminar. Out of the papers accepted for the seminar, we anticipate publishing between 8 and 12 papers. This will compose a Special Issue that will be extensively promoted by the conference organizers, EAAE, AAEA, AEPP, and Wiley (the publisher of AEPP).

Confirmed keynotes speakers are:
  • Prof. Miet Maertens - KU Leuven
  • Prof. Ian Sheldon - The Ohio State University
  • Prof. Sofia Villas-Boas – UC Berkeley
The main topics of the Seminar are listed here. Participants will have the opportunity to present a paper, a poster or organize thematic sessions on the topics of the seminar.

The Seminar is jointly organized by the Università degli Studi di Milano (Department of Environmental Science and Policy) and the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Department of Agri-food Economics).

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

152th EAAE Seminar


Emerging Technologies and the Development of Agriculture

August 30th - September 1st 2016, Novi Sad, Serbia

Organizers

Serbian Association of Agricultural Economists (SAAE) & Faculty of Economics, Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, University of Novi Sad

Background

At the beginning of the 21st century, analysts have started to raise concerns about the worldwide slowdown of agricultural supply growth in the presence of a strong rising demand for food but also, increasingly, for energy purposes. Hence, in the past decade the issue of global food security has received increased scrutiny and various responses on how to feed the world over the next 50 years have been proposed. One possible response is to increase agricultural productivity in a sustainable way that is increasing production while limiting negative impacts on natural resources and the environment. Obviously developments in production technologies in agriculture play a key role in this perspective.

To what extent will emerging technologies such as biotechnology, green technologies or ICT contribute to agricultural productivity growth and global food security? What will be the impact of these emerging technologies at the farm level and in particular on land, labour and capital? What will be the implications for farmers in terms of labour decisions, education and information, for instance? How will the food supply chain as a whole react to these changes in terms of organization, performance, etc.? Finally, to what extent emerging technologies will affect the multifunctional nature of agriculture and its role in rural development?

The seminar will consider contributions addressing any of these issues.

Objectives

The main objective of the Seminar is to bring together scholars, policy makers and professionals of the food supply chains who have interest in topics related to emerging technologies in agriculture in order to:
i)      Stimulate discussions, collaborations and future research on the various topics addressed in the Seminar.
ii)    Allow exchange of ideas, knowledge, and experiences between participants with different backgrounds.
iii)   Review and better evaluate the added value of emerging agricultural technologies; take stock of the current experiences with the concrete implementation of such technologies all around the world; gather information on their observed or expected performances in terms of productivity, sustainability and the multi-functionality of agriculture.
iv)   Present new ideas and contributions on how to analyze and measure the impact of emerging technologies on agricultural productivity, the organization and performances of the whole supply chains and rural development.
v)     Identify opportunities, challenges, trade-offs related to these emerging technologies, their impacts and their spill-over effects across countries, in order to support decision-making by policy makers as well as by agribusiness professionals. 

Participants

Agricultural economists, professionals involved in agribusiness, and policy makers are expected to attend and present their theoretical and empirical papers on the themes of the Seminar. About 80 to 100 participants, including keynote speakers, oral paper presenters and poster exhibitors, are expected to attend.

Keynote Speakers:

  • Johan Swinnen, past-president of IAAE, University of Lueven (KUL), Belgium
  • Bernhard Brümmer, University of Göttingen, Germany
  • Koviljko Lovre, Faculty of Economics, University of Novi Sad, Serbia

Upcoming Deadlines

  • Deadline for submission of abstracts: January 31, 2016  Deadline has passed
  • Notification of acceptance/rejection: March 15, 2016
  • Deadline for submission of full papers/posters: July 20, 2016
  • Registration opens: June 1, 2016
  • Deadline for registration: July 30, 2016
You need to be a member of the EAAE before registration. Otherwise your registration will not be accepted. EAAE membership fees for the triennial period 2016-2018 are € 100. More information: www.eaae.org

Seminar registration fee (for members of the EAAE): 200 €, for PhD students/research scholars: 100 €. Participation fees include: two lunches, gala dinner, coffee breaks, excursion trip, CD proceedings.

If there are any registration questions please contact Žana Jugović–Bošković - “Astakos”, Belgrade by calling +381 (0)11 2430685 or email questions to office@astakos.com

Friday, November 7, 2014

New Choices article & The Exchange

AAEA News
Other News

 The Potential Economic Cost and Response to Greening in Florida Citrus

Citrus greening is a plant disease that reduces the marketable yield of infected citrus trees and often makes them economically unprofitable. Since its observation in Florida in 2005, greening has spread throughout the state and caused significant economic losses for citrus producers.

Derek Farnsworth, Kelly A. Grogan, Ariena H.C. van Bruggen, and Charles B. Mos


Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Joint EAAE/AAEA Seminar Paper Submission Deadline

Call for Papers Deadline is quickly approaching! 

Participants who would like to present a paper are requested to submit an abstract in English (max 3500 keystrokes including spaces; Times New Roman font size 12, double spacing) before October 31st, 2014. The abstract should indicate: the question addressed, theoretical background, methods and results.

Other Deadlines

December 1, 2014: Notification of acceptance/rejection
January 20, 2015: Last day to register for the seminar
February 28, 2015: Submission of full versions of accepted papers due
Download the flyer for the call for papers for more information.

Read more about the seminar here.

Friday, April 11, 2014

143rd Joint EAAE/AAEA Seminar: Call for Papers

Consumer Behavior in a Changing World: Food, Culture and Society
March 25-27, 2015
Naples, Italy

Theme
The main goal of the seminar is to provide an integrated multidisciplinary approach to the analysis of food consumption and consumer behavior. It aims to encourage broad discussion among economists, sociologists, psychologists, anthropologists and marketing scholars on the role of food consumption in the late modern society and on the need to adopt innovative tools for the analysis of consumer's behavior and choices.
Participants who would like to present a paper are requested to submit an abstract in English (max 3500 keystrokes including spaces; Times New Roman font, size 12, double spacing) before October 31st, 2014 using the Conf Tool Platform available on the website of the seminar: http://www.143eaae-aaea-seminar.org/ .
The abstract should indicate: the question addressed, theoretical background, methods, results and potential for discussion. Notification of acceptance/rejection will be communicated by December 1, 2014. The deadline for submission of the full version of accepted papers is February 28, 2015. Download the flyer for the call for papers for more information.
Dissemination
A selection of the best seminar papers will be considered, after an external double blind review process, for publication in a special issue of the British Food Journal, the Journal of Economic Psychology; in a special section of the International Journal of Food and Agribusiness Marketing and Psicologia della Salute. A special issue or section is also scheduled in Appetite.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Submit an Abstract for EAAE/AAEA Seminar in Germany

AAEA has partnered with the European Association of Agricultural Economics (EAAE) for the first joint EAAE/AAEA seminar (115th EAAE Seminar). The seminar will be held September 15-17, 2010 in Freising, Germany, near Munich at the Technische Universität München, in English. You have the chance to submit an abstract to the seminar until March 31, 2010.