Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture No. 3/09
Developing countries in the Doha Round –
how balanced is the negotiation position?
Harald Grethe, Hohenheim, Germany
How much food aid is enough?
Insights for WTO rulemaking
Ryan Cardwell, Winnipeg, Canada
William A. Kerr, Saskatoon, Canada
Benefits and costs of compliance of
sanitary regulations in livestock markets:
the case of Rift Valley Fever in the Somali Region of
Ethiopia
Alejandro Nin-Pratt, Washington, DC, USA
Mohammad A. Jabbar, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Simeon Ehui, Washington, DC, USA
Impact assessment of macroeconomic policies on
the supply of non-traditional export crops in Nigeria
Timothy Olukunle Oni, Ibadan, Nigeria
A micro-econometric analysis of the impact of
climate change on livestock management in South America
S. Niggol Seo, Bilbao, Spain
Book reviews
THIRLWALL, A.P. and P. PACHECO-LÓPEZ (2008):
Trade Liberalisation and the Poverty of Nations.
Stefan Tangermann, Witzenhausen, Germany
MCCULLOUGH, ELLEN B., PINGALI, PRABHU L. and KOSTAS G. STAMOULIS
(2008):
The Transformation of Agri-Food Systems: Globalization, Supply Chains
and Smallholder Farmers.
Miet Maertens, Leuven, Belgium
RASHID, S., A. GULATI and R. CUMMINGS JR (2008):
From Parastatals to Private Trade – Lessons from Asian
Agriculture.
Marcus Mergenthaler, Stuttgart, Germany
BROUWER, FLOOR, VAN RHEENEN, TEUNIS, DHILLION, SHIVCHARN S. and ANNA
MARTHA ELGERSMA (eds.) (2008):
Sustainable Land Management: Strategies to Cope with the
Marginalisation of Agriculture.
Andreas Neef, Kyoto, Japan
LIN, GEORGE C.S. (2009):
Developing China: Land, Politics and Social Conditions.
Christian Böber, Stuttgart, Germany