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 Volume 27, issue 4, 2011
 
  Cultural distance and internationalization: the world's largest food and drink multinationals   pp. 399-419 Fragkiskos Filippaios and Ruth RamaGrain pricing and transportation: dynamics and changes in markets   pp. 420-434 William Wilson and Bruce DahlMeasuring market power in the supermarket industry: the case of the Seattle–Tacoma fluid milk market   pp. 435-449 Benaissa Chidmi and Olga MurovaConsumer preference for mandarins: implications of a sensory analysis   pp. 450-464 Lisa House, Zhifeng Gao, Thomas Spreen, Fred G. Gmitter, Jr., M. Filomena Valim, Anne Plotto and Elizabeth A. BaldwinAn in‐store valuation of local and organic apples: the role of social desirability   pp. 465-477 Marco Costanigro, Dawn Thilmany, Stephan Kroll and Gretchen NurseConsumers' use of seals of approval and origin information: evidence from the German pork market   pp. 478-492 Carola Grebitus, Luisa Menapace and Maike BruhnA contribution to transaction costs: evidence from banana markets in Ethiopia   pp. 493-508 Getachew Woldie and E.A. NuppenauThe nature of agroparks: synergy versus risk   pp. 509-523 Lan Ge, Michiel  van Galen, Marcel  van Asseldonk, Jos Verstegen, Marc Ruijs, Olaf Hietbrink, Madeleine  van Mansfeld, Peter Smeets and Arjen SimonsBook Review Emily Lambert, The Futures: The Rise of the Speculator and the Origins of the World's Biggest Markets. New York: Basic Books, 2011, 240 pp., ISBN: 13: 978‐0465018437, $26.95   pp. 524-525 Walter Thurman Volume 27, issue 3, 2011
 
  Analyst's earnings estimates for publicly traded food companies: How good are they?   pp. 261-279 Mark Manfredo, Dwight R. Sanders and Winifred D. ScottDoes Turkey's integration into the European Union boost its agricultural exports?   pp. 280-291 Cemal Atici, Goksel Armagan, Renan Tunalioglu and Gokhan CinarAssessing the implications of regional preferential market access for meat commodities   pp. 292-310 Pascal Ghazalian, Bruno Larue and Jean-Philippe GervaisOrganic and conventional milk purchase behaviors in Central Ohio   pp. 311-326 Ching‐Hsing Chang, Neal Hooker, Eugene Jones and Abdoul SamAnalyzing modern food retailing expansion drivers in developing countries   pp. 327-343 Sharad Tandon, Andrea Woolverton and Maurice LandesGrain contracting strategies: the case of durum wheat   pp. 344-359 William Wilson and Bruce L. DahlThe moderating effects of trust and commitment on market orientation, value discipline clarity, and firm performance   pp. 360-378 Eric Micheels and Hamish R. GowThe determinants of electronic traceability adoption: a firm‐level analysis of French agribusiness   pp. 379-397 Danielle Galliano and Luis OrozcoBook Review Alfred R. Conklin, Jr., and Thomas C. Stilwell, World Food: Production and Use. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2007, 445 pp., ISBN: 978‐0‐470‐04382‐0, $105.00   pp. 398-398 Monika Tothova Volume 27, issue 2, 2011
 
  Demand for value‐added pork in Sweden: a latent class model approach   pp. 129-146 Carolina LiljenstolpeThe Turkish wheat market: spatial price transmission and the impact of transaction costs   pp. 147-161 Stephan Brosig, Thomas Glauben, Linde Götz, Enno‐Burghard Weitzel and Ahmet BayanerIntegrating auction theory with traditional measures of market power   pp. 162-178 Emílio Tostão, Chanjin Chung and B BrorsenThe impact of biofuels policy on agribusiness stock prices   pp. 179-192 Fatma Sine Tepe, Xiaodong Du and David HennessyConstraints and determinants of compliance with EurepGap standards: a case of smallholder french bean exporters in Kirinyaga district, Kenya   pp. 193-204 Beatrice Muriithi, John Mburu and Margaret NgigiDo consumers' attitudes and preferences determine their FAFH behavior? An application of the theory of planned behavior   pp. 205-220 Sanjib BhuyanDo chain goals match consumer perceptions? the case of the traditional food sector in selected European Union countries   pp. 221-243 Adrienn Molnar, Xavier Gellynck, Filiep Vanhonacker, Taras Gagalyuk and Wim VerbekeStructural change in the meat and poultry industry and food safety regulations   pp. 244-257 Michael OllingerLisa M. Hamilton, Deeply Rooted. Unconventional Farmers in the Age of Agribusiness. Berkeley, CA: Counterpoint, 2009, 313 pp., ISBN: 13 978‐1‐59376‐180‐6 (hardcover), $25.00   pp. 258-259 Carolyn Dimitri Volume 27, issue 1, 2011
 
  Feed demands and coproduct substitution in the biofuel era   pp. 1-18 Jayson Beckman, Roman Keeney and Wallace TynerLinkage between direct marketing and farm income: a double‐hurdle approach   pp. 19-33 Joshua Detre, Tyler Mark, Ashok Mishra and Arun AdhikariDistinguishing dairy cooperatives from investor‐owned firms in Europe using financial indicators   pp. 34-46 Rafat Ali Mosa Ewaida (RAME) Soboh, Alfons Oude Lansink and Gert van DijkMarket power and import bans: the case of Japanese pork imports   pp. 47-61 Marie-Helene Felt, Jean-Philippe Gervais and Bruno LarueRetail and wholesale market power in organic apples   pp. 62-81 Timothy J. Richards, Ram N. Acharya and Ignacio MolinaWine demand in the United Kingdom and new world structural change: a source‐disaggregated analysis   pp. 82-98 Andrew MuhammadHousehold food demand by income category: evidence from household survey data in an urban chinese province   pp. 99-113 Zhihao Zheng and Shida Rastegari HenneberryHow many choice sets and alternatives are optimal? Consistency in choice experiments   pp. 114-125 Chanjin Chung, Tracy Boyer and Sungill HanJennifer Clapp and Doris Fuchs (Eds). Corporate Power in Global Agrifood Governance (Series: Food, Health, and the Environment). Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 2009, 312 pp., ISBN 978‐0‐262‐51237‐4 (pbk), $48.00   pp. 126-127 Sanjib Bhuyan Volume 26, issue 3, 2010
 
  Export market participation, spillovers, and foreign direct investment in Australian food manufacturing   pp. 329-347 Shauna Phillips and Fredoun Z. Ahmadi-EsfahaniDo U.S. food processors respond to sweetener-related health information?   pp. 348-368 Getu Hailu, John Cranfield and Rawlin ThangarajHousehold demand analysis of organic and conventional fluid milk in the United States based on the 2004 Nielsen Homescan panel   pp. 369-388 Pedro Alviola and Oral CappsInvestigating household food interpurchase behavior through market segmentation   pp. 389-404 Diansheng Dong and Harry KaiserProducer perceptions and attitudes toward hog marketing contracts   pp. 405-424 Chris Boessen, Joe Parcell, Jason Franken, John Lawrence, Ron Plain and Glenn GrimesThe role of collaborative partnerships in industry innovation: lessons from New Zealand's dairy sector   pp. 425-449 Frank Hartwich and Carlos NegroKeijiro Otsuka and Kaliappa Kalirajan (Eds). Agriculture in developing countries: technology issues. New Delhi: Sage publications, 2008, 166 pp., ISBN: 9780761936626, $39.95   pp. 450-451 Isaac Vellangany Volume 26, issue 2, 2010
 
  Is stabilization of potato price effective? Empirical evidence from the Idaho Russet Burbank potato market   pp. 177-201 Yuliya Bolotova, Christopher McIntosh, Paul E. Patterson and Kalamani MuthusamyThe impact of multiple volatilities on import demand for U.S. commodities: the case of soybeans   pp. 202-219 Qiang Zhang, Michael Reed and Sayed SaghaianAn empirical investigation of Wal-Mart's expansion into food retailing   pp. 220-242 Alessandro BonannoThe link between household structure and the level of abstraction in the purchase decision process: an analysis using a functional food   pp. 243-264 Barrena Ramo and Mercedes SánchezBarriers to HACCP implementation: evidence from the food processing sector in Ontario, Canada   pp. 265-279 Deepananda Herath and Spencer HensonIntangible effort and performance: the case of the French wine industry   pp. 280-306 Paul Amadieu and Jean-Laurent VivianiAn assessment of consumer preference for fair trade coffee in Toronto and Vancouver   pp. 307-325 John Cranfield, Spencer Henson, James Northey and Oliver MasakureRuth Rama (Ed.). Handbook of Innovation in the Food and Drink Industry. New York: Haworth Press, 2008, 428 pp., ISBN 978-1560222989, $139.95   pp. 326-328 P.B. Appa Rao Volume 26, issue 1, 2010
 
  Impacts of alternative marketing agreement cattle procurement on packer costs, gross margins, and profits: evidence from plant-level profit and loss data   pp. 1-24 Stephen R. Koontz and John D. LawrenceSupply response and price volatility in the Greek broiler market   pp. 25-48 Anthony Rezitis and Konstantinos StavropoulosImpact of renewable fuels standard ethanol mandates on the corn market   pp. 49-63 John Anderson and Keith CobleTrade implications of price discrimination in a domestic market   pp. 64-82 Nobunori Kuga, Nobuhiro Suzuki and Harry KaiserEconometric evidence of cross-market effects of generic dairy advertising   pp. 83-99 Metin Cakir and Joseph BalagtasUsefulness of the discrete choice methodology for marketing decision-making in new product development: an example from the European functional foods market   pp. 100-121 Athanasios Krystallis, Michalis Linardakis and Spyridon MamalisThe Economics of Voluntary Traceability in Multi-Ingredient Food Chains   pp. 122-142 Diogo M. Souza-Monteiro and Julie CaswellPrivate-sector investment in R&D: a review of policy options to promote its growth in developing-country agriculture   pp. 143-173 Anwar Naseem, David Spielman and Steven Were OmamoG. G. Djolov, The Economics of Competition: The Race to Monopoly. London: The Haworth Press, 2006, 322 pp., ISBN 0789027895 (SC), $47.50   pp. 174-175 Andrew A. Toole |  |