Topics: - Opportunities for Biological Innovation and Bioeconomy Transformation; - Polices to Build a Sustainable and Resilient Bioeconomy; - Impacts of Technology Innovations; - The Post-COVID-19 Pandemic Economics and Policies of Goods, Supply Chains and Trade; - Risk Assessment and Regulation; -...

The conference will begin on June 12, 2018 with a pre-conference workshop of the U.S. multistate research project, NC1034: Impact Analysis and Decision Strategies for Agricultural Research. organized by George Frisvold (University of Arizona). This conference will serve as a multidisciplinary...

To celebrate its 20th anniversary and to contribute to enhanced understanding and improved information about the impact and role of science in a modern economy, ICABR will convene a conference in Ravello in June 2016 on the theme Transforming the Bioeconomy: Behavior, Innovation and Science. We...

We offer a three-day hands-on course in which you will learn the workings of the most misunderstood and controversial set of government actions that have ever impacted contemporary food commodity price and policy analysis. In assessing the broad spectrum of proclaimed policy goals, this course...

The Organizing Committee of the 19th ICABR Conference invites the submission of abstracts and session proposals addressing the theme of the impact of the Bioeconomy on agricultural sustainability, the environment and human health. Possible themes for individual presentations and panel sessions...

Our association brings together specialists from various disciplines who study the issues of vine and wine. We are all united by the love for vine and wine, and interested in all topics related to viti- and viniculture. We also share the conviction that our research and results can be a...

The Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (AARES) is an independent association of persons and organisations interested in agricultural, resource and environmental economics. Contributed Papers and Posters are invited on any topic relevant to the Conference, including...

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...