The aim of the meeting is to foster discussion and the interchange of ideas, solutions, new methods and techniques, theories and trends across our disciplinary domains including agricultural economics, natural resource economics, environmental economics, ecological economics, energy economics,...

Sub-themes of the conference: Theme 1: The Emerging Face of Australian Agriculture: Investment and Policy Issues in a Changing World, Theme 2: Resources and Environment in the Region, Theme 3: Capturing Future Prospects: Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Theme 4: Regional Agricultural and Trade...

Manuscripts are invited on any topic relevant to the conference, including agricultural economics, natural resource economics, environmental economics, ecological economics, natural resource management, multi-disciplinary studies and policy issues.

The 2011 Conference program will include keynote speakers, contributed papers, workshops and mini symposia. The Conference will represent an outstanding opportunity for academics, policy makers and others in the agricultural, resource and environmental sectors to network, share ideas and...

The Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society aims to encourage study, research, discussion and extension in the discipline of agricultural and resource economics in order to promote the efficient development of agricultural and natural resources.

Much has been written about wine’s globalization over the past two decades, during which time the share of global wine production exported more than trebled, to around 30%. But other dramatic changes are in store for the next two decades also, both in production (climate change, concentration...

Biosecurity and policy actions to protect plant and animal health and the environment are among the highest concerns of government. This Symposium brings together key policy makers and researchers in biosecurity, with a focus on appropriate policy actions against invasive species and the...

IAAE Conference Programs have traditionally included a number of discussion groups, continuing over several conference sessions, with topics covering a wide variety of issues of general interest to participants.