Agriculture as Economic Development
My Annual Review – 2017 Edition
My Annual Review – 2016 Edition
My Annual Review – 2015 Edition
My Annual Review – 2014 Edition
My Annual Review – 2013 Edition
My Chicago “Resurrection” Experience
Season Ticket Holder of the Game
Irma Adelman (1930-2017): A leading economist and outstanding Berkeley faculty member
Ken Arrow – A Great economic theorist, but an even Greater humanist
The retirement of Angie Erickson- an end of an era
Remembering Yair Mundlak, scholar and leader
Uri Regev: an unsung hero of resource economics
Bob Evenson: An economist with heart
Tom Graff: A practical environmental visionary
Remembering Yair Mundlak, scholar and leader
Economics, Finance and Others:
Self-interest, the denial of climate change, and resistance to agricultural biotechnology
New players and new tools in the bio-economy
Is ‘Food Evolution’ propaganda? No! Just an accessible presentation of a tough topic
Do your homework before you apply FOIA
The innovations behind the new food revolutions
Join us for learning, networking and fun – and sustain the Beahrs Environmental Leadership Program
Implementing change in Berkeley
From slow food to fast food nations: The naturalist perspective on food
Agricultural economics as behavioral economics
Why agricultural biotech hasn’t reached its potential
Having fun while doing good: 20 years of bioeconomy conferences in Ravello
The power of supply chains in implementing innovations
Witness to the history of agricultural and resource economics at Berkeley
Reorganizing Berkeley (with emphasis on CNR)
Training environmental leaders in Nepal, Sandee style
Searching for coexistence of GMO and organics in Amsterdam
Beeronomics: I’ll drink to that
What is CNR (College of Natural Resources)?
Smart adaptation to climate change in agriculture: A recipe from Milan
On the origins of the Beahrs ELP
Ravello: Experiencing and contemplating bioeconomy
Dining in Slovakia – and thinking about food security
Keystone Pipeline and the Carbon Tax: A shotgun marriage that can work
Is 2015 the year for a carbon tax?
On the Accomplishments of our Environmental Leaders
Economics in the land of lakes, caves, and castles
God helps those who help themselves
Should the poor pay for the anxieties of the rich?
On life economics and the environment in China
On life and cocoa in the Ivory Coast
Nurturing environmental leaders: The Beahrs ELP
In praise of this year’s World Food Prize Laureates
Guns, germs, and steel…and economics
Lessons from Prop 37 and the future of genetic engineering in agriculture
Mandatory versus voluntary labeling: The case of Prop 37
‘Vision’ for development practice education
The GMO labeling debate continued: It’s about the ‘benchmark’
Why labeling of GMOs is actually bad for people and the environment
The Logic and Consequences of Labeling Genetically Modified Organisms
Hooray for Sustainable Development
Article in the Brazilian ‘Jornal da UNICAMP’
The role of biofuels in the energy future: Lessons from Brazil
Help reduce fossil fuel addiction by blocking Proposition 23
EBI: Now more important than ever
Biotech and the “Greening” of Agriculture
Educating global leaders for sustainability at Berkeley
Everything you ever wanted to know about the economics of biofuel?
The New Nobels: Small Steps Toward Integrated Social Science
Conference: Biotechnology in Developing Countries
Irrigation Production Functions with Water-Capital Substitution
Last Updated: 10/07/17