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ISSN 2611-1128 · Bologna University press · 268 artikel di indeks
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Speculative price dynamics and bubble formation in Mediterranean citrus markets: The case of Türkiye
This study investigates the presence and temporal dynamics of speculative bubbles in Türkiye’s citrus markets. The analysis is based on seasonal price data covering the 2000/2001 to 2023/2024 marketing years. This study employs the Supremum Augmented Dickey–Fuller (SADF) and Generalized SADF…
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Exploring the interplay between sustainability and resilience: Evidence from farm accounting data in Catalonia, Spain
The European agricultural sector faces growing economic, environmental, and social challenges threatening farm viability, including market volatility, climate change, and crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Adapting to these pressures requires dynamically operationalising farm resilience, yet…
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Farmers’ perceptions of agricultural risk sources: Evidence from Tunisia
Farmers in Tunisia play a critical role in ensuring food security and sustaining rural livelihoods. However, their development is constrained by multiple risks, including climate variability, market fluctuations, pest infestations, and socio-economic pressures. This study aims to (i) analyze…
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Digital capabilities and performance of Moroccan agricultural cooperatives: The mediating role of cooperative business model innovation
In an era of accelerated digital transformation and growing sustainability challenges, Moroccan agricultural cooperatives are increasingly required to reinvent their practices to strengthen their competitiveness. This research examines the impact of digital capabilities on cooperative performance…
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Adaptation strategies of winegrowers to climate change: Comparison of Languedoc Roussillon (France) and Tuscany (Italy) wine regions
The relationship between wine products and the concepts of quality, identity, place, typicality and terroir is rooted in a deep socio-cultural and agricultural connection. Today, that bond, once considered incontrovertible, is increasingly at risk of weakening or fading due to the impacts of…
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Do agricultural dynamics always influence economic growth? A comparative analysis of developed and developing nations using select parameters activity
This study investigates the influence of agriculture on economic growth across developed and developing countries from 2001 to 2021, emphasizing agricultural productivity, technological inputs, trade openness, and human capital formation. The study utilized fixed effects panel regression analysis…
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Is eco-friendly meal packaging a priority for university students in Northern Cyprus? A two-stage hybrid study using Structural Equation Modeling and Discrete Choice Experiment
This study investigates the environmental awareness, attitudes, and behavioral intentions of university students with their preferences and willingness-to-pay (WTP) for eco-friendly packaging through a hybrid method involving the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Discrete Choice Experiment…
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How do agricultural supports manage to increase cotton area in Türkiye?
This study investigates how agricultural support policies shape the sustainability of cotton production in Türkiye. Based on survey data collected from 657 farmers in Şanlıurfa, Aydın, Diyarbakır, Hatay, and Adana, which together account for over 80% of the country’s cotton cultivation area, an…
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New dynamics in producer-to-consumer price transmission in Spain’s tomato supply chain
Pricing is an essential element that significantly impacts the supply chain mechanisms. The primary objective of this study is to explore the transmission of producer-to-consumer prices in the Spanish fresh tomato industry. Employing the Threshold Vector Autoregressive model, and subsequently…
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After the frontier: negotiating the role of the post-settler generation in oasis agriculture
The agricultural boom outside North Africa’s oases has receded in some cases due to increased land and water scarcity. Facing frontier closure, children of the settler generation negotiate their place on the family farm or as independent providers of agricultural services. We explore these…
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The unquenchable thirst: Water use, climate vulnerability, and geopolitics in Tunisia
Tunisia ranks among the world’s most severely water-stressed countries, and the situation is exacerbated by the intersection of several factors, including climate change and geopolitical risk. This study seeks to assess the effects of climate vulnerability and geopolitical risk on total and…
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A fuzzy MCDM framework for evaluating food security performance in the MENA region
Food security in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region represents a complex challenge characterized by multiple conflicting criteria and significant data uncertainty. This study proposes a novel hybrid fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) framework to evaluate food security…
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Adoption dynamics of agroecological practices in greenhouse agriculture: Behavioral, socio-economic, technological and policy perspectives
This study examines the factors influencing the adoption of agroecological practices in greenhouse production using a comprehensive framework that combines economic and structural, knowledge, awareness, institutional, socio-demographic, and behavioral dimensions. Using survey data from 278 farmers…
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Unequal harvests: Redistribution and income elasticities of CAP subsidies across Greek farms
In the present study the redistributive dynamics of Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) subsidies in Greece are examined, identifying differential impacts of public support across farm-size categories. Smaller and medium-sized holdings absorb the majority of CAP transfers, yet larger farms record…
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Impact of climate change on food security: An integrated research analysis
Climate change and agriculture are closely interrelated as the environment affects agribusiness. The latter is related to food security and Sustainable Development Goals. Therefore, this paper establishes the research framework for the climate-agribusiness link by embarking on the systematic…
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Factors determining the adoption of organic farming: Evidence from olive growing in Andalusia
This paper examines the determinants of organic olive farming adoption in Andalusia, a region where spatial disparities in uptake persist despite overall growth. Using a complete 2024 census of olive plots, linked to administrative records and spatial indicators, we estimate a multilevel logistic…
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Input elasticities and agricultural productivity in the Mediterranean: A North–South economic comparison
This study estimates how fertilizer intensity, mechanization, and agricultural water dependence relate to agricultural value added in the Mediterranean, and whether marginal effects differ between North (France, Spain, Portugal) and South (Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia). Using a harmonized annual panel…
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From climatic stress to sectoral resilience in Côte D’ivoire: The role of foreign aid in cocoa production under climate change
Cocoa production sustains smallholder farmers across tropical regions, particularly in West Africa. However, its long-term sustainability faces mounting threats from climate change, insufficient infrastructure, and underinvestment. In Côte d’Ivoire, foreign agricultural aid is a key instrument for…
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Assessing sustainability in small dairy cattle farms: Pathways for improvement in northeastern Tunisia
In Tunisia, rising costs, low productivity, and climate change have reduced cattle numbers in the last decade. This study evaluates the sustainability of small dairy cattle farms in northeastern Tunisia and explores pathways for improvement. A sustainability assessment was conducted on 109 dairy…
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Confronting a date monoculture in Tunisia: Can underused date varieties decrease farm economic vulnerability?
Crop diversity is promoted for its environmental benefits. However, few analyses have been conducted on whether crop diversity can reduce farm economic vulnerability to multiple production stresses. Deglet Noor is the most frequently grown variety of date in Kebili Region, Tunisia. Other date…