Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
School of Agricultural and Food Sciences
Department of Agricultural Economics, Extension and Rural Development
Research articles in refereed specialist journals
Esterhuizen D, van Rooyen CJ, Doyer OT: 2002. Investment in South African agro-food and fibre complex: Perceptions, evidence and analysis. Agrekon, 41 (2) / Jun, pp 178-188.
Esterhuizen D, Esterhuizen JMC, van Rooyen CJ: 2002. Karnal Bunt: The economic risk imposed and the economic impact of quarantine as control measure. Agrekon, 41 (3) / Sep, pp 225-236.
Kherallah M, Kirsten JF: 2002. The new institutional economics: Applications for agricultural policy research in developing countries. Agrekon, 41 (2) / Jun, pp 111-134.
Kirsten JF: 2002. Forty years of agricultural economics scholarship and practice in South Africa: A time to challenge the consensus and refocus our intellectual work. Agrekon, 41 (4) / Dec, pp 251-279.
Sartorius K, Kirsten JF: 2002. Can small-scale farmers be linked to agribusiness? The timber experience. Agrekon, 41 (4) / Dec, pp 295-325.
Verbeke W, Doyer OT, Visser DP: 2002. Supply chain management and traceability in pork chains: The Belgian and South African case. Agrekon, 41 (1) / Mar, pp 97-107.
Thirtle CG, Schimmelpfennig D, Townsend RF: 2002. Induced innovation in United States agriculture, 1880-1990:Time series tests and an error correction model. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 84 (3) / Aug, pp 598-614.
Poonyth D, Barnes JI, Suich H, Monamati M: 2002. Satellite and resource accounting as tools for tourism planning in southern Africa. Development SA, 19 (1) / Mar, pp 123-141.
Blignaut CS, Hassan RM: 2002. Assessment of the performance and sustainability of mining sub-soil assets for economic development in South Africa. Ecological Economics, 40 (1) / Jan, pp 89-101.
Piesse J, Hadley D, Shankar B, Thirtle CG: 2002. The efficiency of input use during the early transition in Hungary. Economics of Planning, 35 (2) / Jun, pp 183-204.
Srinivasan CS, Thirtle CG: 2002. Impact of terminator technologies for developing countries: A framework for economic analysis. Environment and Development Economics, / Dec, p. Forthcoming.
Hassan RM: 2002. Measuring asset values and flow benefits of non-traded products and ecosystem services of forest and woodland resources in South Africa. Environment, Development and Sustainability, 4 (4), p. Forthcoming.
Kirsten JF, Gouse M: 2002. Bt cotton in South Africa: Adoption and the impact on farm incomes amongst small-scale and large-scale farmers. Information Systems for Biotechnology (ISB) http://www.isb.vt.edu/news/2002/news02.oct.html.
Coelli T, Rahman S, Thirtle CG: 2002. Technical, allocative, cost and scale efficiencies in Bangladesh rice cultivation: A non-parametic approach. Journal of Agricultural Economics, 53 (3) / Nov, pp 607-626.
Perret SR: 2002. Les petits pèrimétres irriqués dans les anciens homelands d'Afrique du Sud: après l'apartheid, passer le cap du transfert de gestion. Revue Thématique Agridoc, 4, pp 16-17.
Mwanje EE, Düvel GH, Mangheni MN: 2002. Extension staffs' perceptions of factors affecting co-ordination and partnerships in agricultural extension services in Rakai District, Uganda. South African Journal of Agricultural Extension, 31, pp 1-11.
Düvel GH: 2002. Needs assessments in extension: Results and implications of different assessment methods. South African Journal of Agricultural Extension, 31, pp 39-49.
Steyn GJ, Stevens JB: 2002. Attributes like attitude and commitment for effective extension. South African Journal of Agricultural Extension, 31, pp 50-62.
Hassan RM, Olbrich B, Crafford J: 2002. Measuring total economic benefits from water in plantation forestry: Application of quasi I-O framework to the Crocodile catchment in South Africa. Southern African Forestry Journal, 193 / Mar, pp 16-25.
Hassan RM, Olbrich B: 2002. Comment to the editor. Southern African Forestry Journal, 194 / Jul, p. 76.
Perret SR: 2002. Water policies and smallholding irrigation schemes in South Africa: A history and new istitutional challenges. Water Policy, 4 (3) / Aug, pp 283-300.
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