American Journal of Agricultural Economics

AAEA: Adapting to Meet Member Needs
pp. 1095-1104(10)
Author: Brandt J.A.

Rationality, Awe, and the Demand for Biotechnology
pp. 1105-1106(2)
Author: Buccola S.T.

The Environmental Impacts of Genetically Modified Plants: Challenges to Decision Making
pp. 1107-1111(5)
Author: Batie S.S.

Consumers' Acceptance of (and Resistance to) Genetically Modified Foods in High-Income Countries: Effects of Labels and Information in an Uncertain Environment
pp. 1112-1118(7)
Author: Huffman W.E.

Biotechnology: Opportunities and Challenges for Developing Countries
pp. 1119-1125(7)
Author: Lele U.

Beyond Compliance: Sustainable Business Practices and the Bottom Line
pp. 1126-1139(14)
Authors: Aigner D.J.; Hopkins J.; Johansson R.

The Rise of Supermarkets in Africa, Asia, and Latin America
pp. 1140-1146(7)
Authors: Reardon T.; Timmer C.P.; Barrett C.B.; Berdegué J.

Supermarkets and Produce Quality and Safety Standards in Latin America
pp. 1147-1154(8)
Authors: Balsevich F.; Berdegué J.A.; Flores L.; Mainville D.; Reardon T.

Supermarket Procurement Practices in Developing Countries: Redefining the Roles of the Public and Private Sectors
pp. 1155-1161(7)
Authors: Boselie D.; Henson S.; Weatherspoon D.

The Supermarket “Market” Phenomenon in Developing Countries: Implications for Smallholder Farmers and Investment
pp. 1162-1163(2)
Author: Cacho J.

Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture: The U.S. Policy Context
pp. 1164-1170(7)
Author: Young L.M.

Canadian Agriculture and the Development of a Carbon Trading and Offset System
pp. 1171-1177(7)
Author: Thomassin P.J.

Creating Incentives for the Adoption of Sustainable Agricultural Practices in Developing Countries: The Role of Soil Carbon Sequestration
pp. 1178-1184(7)
Authors: Antle J.M.; Diagana B.

Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture: The Policy Context: Discussion
pp. 1185-1186(2)
Authors: Gray R.; Fulton M.

The Social Capital Paradigm: Bridging across Disciplines
pp. 1187-1193(7)
Authors: Robison L.J.; Flora J.L.

Land-Use Compatibility, Change, and Policy at the Rural-Urban Fringe: Insights from Social Capital
pp. 1194-1200(7)
Authors: Libby L.W.; Sharp J.S.

Social Capital, Attachment Value, and Rural Development: A Conceptual Framework and Application of Contingent Valuation
pp. 1201-1207(7)
Authors: Cordes S.; Allen J.; Bishop R.C.; Lynne G.D.; Robison L.J.; Ryan V.D.; Shaffer R.

The Social Capital Paradigm: Bridging across Disciplines—An Overview
pp. 1208-1210(3)
Author: Castle E.N.

The Role of Intermediate Factor Markets in Asia's Green Revolution: Lessons for Africa?
pp. 1211-1216(6)
Authors: Johnson M.; Hazell P.; Gulati A.

Land Markets in Developing and Transition Economies: Impact of Liberalization and Implications for Future Reform
pp. 1217-1222(6)
Author: Deininger K.

Producer Benefits from Input Market and Trade Liberalization: The Case of Fertilizer in China
pp. 1223-1227(5)
Authors: Qiao F.; Lohmar B.; Huang J.; Rozelle S.; Zhang L.

Allocative Efficiency in Russian Agriculture: The Case of Fertilizer and Grain
pp. 1228-1233(6)
Authors: Liefert W.M.; Gardner B.; Serova E.

Diminishing Marginal Utility of Wealth and Calibration of Risk in Agriculture
pp. 1234-1241(8)
Authors: Just D.R.; Peterson H.H.

Expected Utility Violations: Implications for Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics
pp. 1242-1248(7)
Author: Buschena D.E.

Agricultural Risk Analysis: Adequacy of Models, Data, and Issues
pp. 1249-1256(8)
Authors: Just R.E.; Pope R.D.

Does Risk Matter? Discussion
pp. 1257-1258(2)
Author: Goodwin B.K.

Financing Agricultural Research in the New Biotechnology Era
pp. 1259-1265(7)
Author: Xia Y.

Observing Technological Trajectories in Patent Data: Empirical Methods to Study the Emergence and Growth of New Technologies
pp. 1266-1274(9)
Author: Graff G.D.

Intellectual Capital in a Q-Theory of Ag-Biotech Mergers
pp. 1275-1282(8)
Authors: Schimmelpfennig D.; L. King J.; Naseem A.

Discussion: Economies of Scale and Scope in Agricultural Biotechnology Research
pp. 1283-1284(2)
Author: Foltz J.D.

Agricultural Trade Liberalization and Poverty Dynamics in Three Developing Countries
pp. 1285-1291(7)
Authors: Litchfield J.; McCulloch N.; Winters L.A.

Trade Reform, Household Effects, and Poverty in Rural China
pp. 1292-1298(7)
Authors: Huang J.; Li N.; Rozelle S.

Short- versus Long-Run Implications of Trade Liberalization for Poverty in Three Developing Countries
pp. 1299-1306(8)
Authors: Hertel T.W.; Ivanic M.; Preckel P.V.; Cranfield J.A.L.; Martin W.

Trade Liberalization and Rural Poverty
pp. 1307-1308(2)
Author: Coxhead I.

The Public Good Value of Information from Agribusinesses on Genetically Modified Foods
pp. 1309-1315(7)
Authors: Huffman W.E.; Rousu M.; Shogren J.F.; Tegene A.

An Experimental Test of the Commitment Cost Theory
pp. 1316-1322(7)
Author: Lusk J.L.

Impacts of Alternative Trading Institutions and Methods of Delivery on Laboratory Market Outcomes
pp. 1323-1329(7)
Authors: Menkhaus D.J.; Phillips O.R.; Bastian C.T.

New Developments in Experiments for Agricultural Economics: Discussion
pp. 1330-1331(2)
Author: Fox J.A.

Abstracts of Award-Winning Theses
pp. 1332-1334(3)

Agricultural Productivity Growth in the Andean Community
pp. 1335-1341(7)
Author: Pfeiffer L.M.

Abstracts of Second- and Third-Place Undergraduate Papers
pp. 1342-1342(1)

Report of the AJAE Editors (2002–2003)
pp. 1343-1347(5)

2003 Books Reviewed
pp. 1348-1348(1)

Subject Index
pp. 1349-1353(5)

Author Index
pp. 1354-1356(3)