This year we celebrate 20 years of EuroChoices. The first issue of the year is now available and contains a paper that looks back to changes in content over the past 20 years and a parlons graphique on contributing countries. But also papers looking to the future of course. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/1746692x/2021/20/1
The first issue of our new journal Q Open is now available. You can also sign up for the alert service. Read it here. We also look forward to your submissions for the next issue.
As planned Jack Peerlings has handed over the coordinating editorship of the European Review of Agricultural Economics to Carl Johan Lagerkvist, Jack will stay on board of the editorial team until September 1. We thank him for his coordinating activities and wish Carl Johan success in this role.
The latest issue of the ERAE (vol 47 #5, December 2020) is out . It contains interesting papers on farm land zoning, consumer behaviour on biotech and wine, supporting young farmers, non-trade barriers in Chinese pork imports, technology adoption and drought, insurance and drought, wolves versus moose, food waste in retail, role of women in […]
Due to Covid-19 and production problems it has taken a while, but issue #2 of EuroChoices is now available. It is a special issue on resilience in agriculture, based on the results of the SureFarm project.
We are looking for a new editor fot the European Review of Agricultural Economics. He/She will start on September 1, 2021 and replace Jack Peerlings who will step down after 5 years of service. Have a look to our call for applicants to fill this interesting role. VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT ERAE 2121
We are happy to announce that the first issue of our new journal Q Open will be published by mid-December. We are now actively looking for papers for forthcoming issues. This new publication is a large undertaking for our association, important for the future of our profession. We hope you help us to make it […]
A new issue of the European Review of Agricultural Economics is now available with 8 papers on EU Trade policy, smallholders in tobacco and in rice, swittching cooperatives, fall army worms, decentralisation of policy, an RTC on cash transfers, and impact of French research.
Our board member Spiro Stefanou has been appointed as administrator of the USDA Economic Research Service. We congratulate Spiro with this new position. Unfortunately this means that Spiro has to resign as board member of the EAAEP Foundation, after 13 years of service in which he was very succesful in linking the American and European […]
The summer issue of the European Review of Agricultural Economics (Vol. 47, #3) is one of the thickest ever. 1365 pages with 15 intersting articles, including a review article on Machine learning in applied economics. Enjoy.