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Agricultural Economics Society Annual Conference 2013

April 2013 update

The Agricultural Economics Society's 87th annual conference will be held at the University of Warwick, England, from Monday 8th to Wednesday 10th of April, 2013
 
Important Information
 
Conference costs and booking information

Useful information about Warwick University:

AES delegate joining instructions
Warwick - How to find us
Warwick Campus Map
Warwick FAQ's
Warwick delegate information from the venue
Warwick - Radcliffe information
Warwick - Catering outlet opening times

***Please note the new instructions for collecting campus accommodation Jack Martin keys: 
Please collect from 'Conference Reception', not Rootes, nr56 on the map.  Located next to Senate House, car park 7.***


Bursaries and Awards

Bursaries have now been allocated.

The Society is again keen to encourage postgraduates and those in postdoctoral positions and in recognition of this there is a £200 prize for the best poster paper presented by an early career researcher.
 
 
Confirmed events
 
Day 1 Plenary Session

Value for Money in Environmental Policy: EU and UK perspectives

Invited speakers and panel discussion including members of Defra’s Economic Advisory Panel
 
Presentations from:
Professor Uwe Latacz-Lohmann, Department of Agricultural Economics, Kiel University
Professor David Maddison, Department of Economics, University of Birmingham
 
Symposia

The Journal of Agricultural Economics and the Future - organisers: David Harvey (Editor) and Hester Tilbury (Wiley/Blackwell)

CAP Reform - organiser: John Davis, Queens University Belfast. Discussion opener: Professor Alan Matthews, President, European Association of Agricultural Economists
 
International Food Price Instability - organisers: Brendan Bayley (Treasury) and Ian Mitchell (Defra)
 
 
Keynote Address

The keynote address this year will be delivered by David Pannell, Winthrop Professor, School of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Western Australia. David will be known to many of you through his Pannell Discussions. The address will continue the theme set in the Day 1 plenary session and is entitled:

Value for Money in Environmental Policy and Environmental Economics

A brief biography of David can be found here 
 
Workshop

Presentations relating to integrated bio-economic modelling studies in agriculture have been invited – these will form part of a workshop session, organised by Dr Marit Kragt. Presenters will work with a workshop coordinator to organise their presentations around a common set of questions / topics. Key topics will be: “What integration challenges are encountered in multi-disciplinary bio-economic modelling projects?” and “How can such challenges be addressed?”

Further information from Dr Marit Kragt at the University of Western Australia:
marit.kragt@uwa.edu.au
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We look forward to seeing you at Warwick. For all enquiries, please contact: