International agricultural trade is key to improving global food security. It ensures better access to more diversified and nutritious food, especially in low-income countries, and acts as a safety net against food shortages caused by climate risks, crises, political tensions and other shocks....

The Agricultural Economics Society explicitly intends to support early-career researchers by awarding a prize for the best presentation by a PhD student in the contributed paper sessions and two best poster prizes for early-career researchers. Each year a diverse set of papers, centred on the...

The IAMO Forum 2022 invites contributions shedding light on these or related questions which will help extending our knowledge of the complex nexus between crises, resilience and agricultural and rural development. Perspectives from different social sciences, including agricultural and...

Each year a diverse set of papers, centred on the discipline of Agricultural Economics, is selected for the conference programme. Sessions cover topics such as agricultural trade and policy, environmental economics and policy, supply chain analysis, food demand and policy, behavioural economics,...

Topic areas: - Land and labor market effects of bio-based products - Land use effects of biomass production - Trade-offs between sustainable development goals in the bioeconomy - To own, to share or to cooperate? – social innovations in agrifood systems - Governance instruments and...

Sessions cover topics such as agricultural trade and policy, environmental economics and policy, supply chain analysis, food demand and policy, behavioural economics, structural adjustment of agriculture, climate change impacts and mitigation, livestock production and disease, agricultural...

The following questions with a geographical focus on Europe, Central Asia and China will be discussed at the IAMO Forum 2020: - What are the impacts of digital technologies on different segments of agri-food value chains? - How are the benefits of digital technologies distributed among...

Rather than try to reschedule the conference for later in the year (when the situation could still be problematic), or organise a virtual conference, the AES Executive has decided not to hold the annual conference in 2020 and the next one will take place in Warwick University from 24-26 March 2021.

Each year a diverse set of papers, centred on the discipline of Agricultural Economics, is selected for the conference programme. Sessions cover topics such as agricultural trade and policy, environmental economics and policy, supply chain analysis, food demand and policy, behavioural economics,...

The programme of the conference is diverse, but centred on the discipline of Agricultural Economics, with sessions covering topics such as agricultural trade and policy, environmental economics and policy, supply chain analysis, food demand and policy, behavioural economics, structural...