Other links are welcomed.
Topics
1. Agricultural Output
/ Production Analysis
2. Policy Analysis
3. Decollectivisation and Efficiency
Analysis
4. Food Policy
5. Land Reform
1. Agricultural Output
/ Production Analysis
Macours, Karen and Johan F.M. Swinnen (1999), Patters
of Agrarian Transition. A Comparison of Agricultural Output and Labour
Productivity Changes in Central and Eastern Europe, the Former Soviet Union,
and East Asia, PRG Working Paper No. 19, Department of Agricultural
and Envrionmental Economics, K.U.Leuven.
Bergschmidt, A. and M. Hartmann (1998), Agricultural Trade Policies and Trade Relations in Transition Economies, IAMO Discussion Paper No. 12, Halle/Saale.
Bojnec S., W. Münch and J. Swinnen (1997), Exchange
Rates and the Measurement of Agricultural Price Distortions in the CEECs
and of CEEC-EU Accession Costs. EU FAIR Project, Working Paper
1/3. Institute of Agricultural Economics. University of Göttingen.
Bojnec, S. and J. Swinnen (1997), The
Pattern of Agricultural Price Distortions in Central and Eastern Europe.
An Update: 1990-1995. Working Paper 3/2, Department of Agricultural
Economics. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
Gaitan, B. and F. Pavel (2000), Is
"Getting the Prices Right" always right? How Trade
Liberalization
can Fail. EDC Working Paper 00-1. University of Minnesota.
Gorton, M., A. Buckwell and S. Davidova (1997), Distortions and Inefficiencies in the CEEC Food Chains: A Comparative Analysis of Economic Transfers in Romania and Bulgaria. Working Paper 2/6, University of London, Wye College, Kent, U.K
Gorton, M., A. Buckwell and S. Davidova (1999), Transfers
and Distortions Along CEEC Food Supply Chains. EU FAIR project
Working Paper, Department of Agriucltural Economics and Food Marketing,
University of Newcastle
Gorton, M. and Davidova, S. (2000), The
International Competitiveness of CEEC Agriculture. Idara Working Paper
2/1, University of London, Wye College, Kent, U.K
Hartell, J. and J. Swinnen (1997), Trends in Agricultural Price and Trade Policies since 1990 in Central European Countries. Working Paper 3/4, Department of Agricultural Economics. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
Swinnen, J. (1997), On Policy Induced
Transfers During Economic Transition: The Case of the Wheat-Flour-Bread
Chain in Bulgaria. Working Paper 3/3, Department of Agricultural
Economics. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
3. Decollectivisation and Efficiency
Analysis
Hughes, G. (1998),
Agricultural Productivity and Farm Structure in the Czech Republic.
EU FAIR Project, Working Paper 2/7, University of London, Wye College,
Kent, U.K.
Mathijs, E. and J. Swinnen (1996), The Economics of Agricultural Decollectivization in Central and Eastern Europe. Working Paper 3/1, Department of Agricultural Economics. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
Mathijs, E. and J. Swinnen (1997), Production
Organization and Efficiency During Transition: An Empirical Analysis of
East German Agriculture. Working Paper 3/7, Department of Agricultural
Economics. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
4. Food Policy
Banse, M. and S. Brosig (1998), Estimated
Demand Systems for Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic. Working
Paper 1/4. Institute of Agricultural Economics. University of Göttingen.
Gorton, M., M. Paserpskiene and D. Leskauskaite (1997),
The Approximation of European Union Food Law in the Associated Countries
of Central and Eastern Europe (CEC-10). Working Paper 2/8, University
of London, Wye College, Kent, U.K.
Panayotova, M and Adler, J. (1999), Development
and Future Perspectives for Bulgarian Raw Milk Production towards EU Quality
Standards, IAMO Discussion Paper No. 19, Halle/Saale.
5. Land Reform
Gorton, M., (2000), Agricultural
Land Reform in Moldova, INTAS-AFIRUM Project, Working Paper
No.1
Hanisch, M. and A. Schlüter (1999), Institutional
Analysis and Institutional Change - What to learn from the Case of Bulgarian
Land Reform?, KATO Project Working paper, Presented to the FAO-IAMO-conference
on "Land Ownership, Land Market and their Influence on the Efficiency of
Agricultural Production in Central and Eastern Europe". May 9-11, Halle/Saale,
Germany.
Swinnen, J. (1997),
An Explanation of Land Reform Choices in Central and Eastern Europe.
Working Paper 3/5, Department of Agricultural Economics. Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven.