Harvey S. James
University of Missouri
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Archive | 2012
Harvey S. James; Mary K. Hendrickson; Philip H. Howard
We review research on power, dependency and the concentration of agrifood industries and report updated concentration figures for selected agrifood sectors. We then utilize network exchange theory to identify principles of dependency and network relations and describe network relationships within the broiler, beef and commodity crop sectors. We argue that this study demonstrates that network analysis can inform on the nature, source and extent of differential dependencies and asymmetric power relationships within the agrifood sector.
Contemporary Economic Policy | 2013
Art Carden; Harvey S. James
We investigate how the length of time a countrys regime was autocratic between 1920 and 2000 is correlated with economic growth and per capita income. We find that the longer a country was within an autocracy, the lower is the countrys economic performance, even after controlling for other factors. We also find the length of time a country is not autocratic is positively related to growth and income. We claim this evidence is consistent with the thesis that one reason why some countries have had difficulty adjusting to life after autocracy is that the human and social capital necessary to make markets “work” eroded under autocratic regimes and take time to develop afterward.
Archive | 2013
Harvey S. James
After briefly explaining the context for questioning whether the agrifood industry suffers from a lack of free and fair competition, this introduction has three objectives. First, to assess the meaning of adequate and fair competition. Second, to summarize the contributed essays published in this volume. Third, to comment about what the analyses tell us about the ethics and economics of agrifood competition.
Agriculture and Human Values | 2012
Harvey S. James
▶ Offers open discussion of the values that shape and the structures that support food and agricultural systems in industrial and developing countries ▶ Welcomes interdisciplinary research from sociology, anthropology, development, economics, geography, philosophy, environmental studies, health and nutrition science, crop and soil science, and other social and physical sciences that critically examines contemporary and alternative food and agricultural systems ▶ Publishes empirical studies, qualitative research, theoretical discussions, case studies, literature reviews, policy analyses, in-thefield reports, and humanities-based inquiries
Journal of Agricultural & Environmental Ethics | 2003
Harvey S. James
Journal of Environmental Psychology | 2016
Iddisah Sulemana; Harvey S. James; Corinne Valdivia
Journal of Agricultural & Environmental Ethics | 2012
Sarika P. Cardoso; Harvey S. James
Research in International Business and Finance | 2018
Stanley K. Dary; Harvey S. James
Geoforum | 2018
Mary K. Hendrickson; Harvey S. James; Annette Kendall; Christine Sanders
Agriculture and Human Values | 2013
Harvey S. James