Does structure matter? The impact of switching the agricultural policy regime on farm structures

By Kathrin Happe, Alfons Balmann, Konrad Kellermann, C. Sahrbacher. 2008

152 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Soil Science

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In General Agricultural and Biological Sciences

1. Thomas Berger
2. Pepijn Schreinemachers
3. Christian Troost
4. Davide Viaggi
5. Kathrin Happe
6. Fabio Bartolini

In Soil Science

1. Thomas Berger
2. Christian Troost
3. Pepijn Schreinemachers
4. Davide Viaggi
5. Fabio Bartolini

Citations in the corpus

• Integrated assessment of future CAP policies: land use changes, spatial patterns and targeting (2009, background): “AgriPoliS (Happe et al., 2008, 2006a,b) is an agent-based (ABM) and dynamic model that simulates structural change based on the individual actions and interactions between large numbers of individual farms.”
• The common agricultural policy and the determinants of changes in EU farm size (2013, background): “The results are represented as changes in the amount of demand for land or as differences in the Willingness to Pay (WTP) for land (or in the marginal value of land), considering heterogeneous farmers (Ciaian and Swinnen, 2006; Kilian and Salhofer, 2008; Happe et al., 2008; Bartolini et al., 2011; G”
• An agent-based simulation model of human-environment interactions in agricultural systems (2011, methodology): “A special case are so-called Social-Ecological Systems in which land users create environmental externalities that affect other resource users, for example through water return-flows in irrigation systems or through soil erosion and sedimentation in agricultural landscapes (Janssen and Ostrom 2006).”
• DEALINGWITHUNCERTAINTY INAGENT-BASED SIMULATION:FARM-LEVELMODELING OFADAPTATION TOCLIMATECHANGE INSOUTHWESTGERMANY (2015, methodology): “Such a model is akin to a nonconnected agent-based model (Berger, Schreinemachers, and Woelcke 2006) and also represents the first step in developing a connected agricultural economic agent–based model that explicitly captures interactions between farms (Nolan et al. 2009; for examples, see Balmann ”