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Measuring and Mitigating Smallholder Farmers’ Ambiguity Aversion to Climate-Smart Agriculture in Ghana

By Grace Shore Banks | 16 January 2023

Dr Adelina Gschwandtner, Dr Christian Crentsil and Professor Zaki Wahhaj are piloting an innovative approach to understanding the impact of ambiguity in an ongoing study with smallholder farmers … Read more

Dragons Den: Training to tender for a Research Project with the Green Infrastructure Framework

By Grace Shore Banks | 09 November 2022

This interdisciplinary CEAS and KISS PhD training Workshop examined what it actually means to be a consultant based on a real-life call for tender – … Read more

Impact of the war in Ukraine on European/global grain and oilseed market

By Grace Shore Banks | 29 March 2022

Professor Sophia Davidova, participated in the Round Table ‘Impact of the war in Ukraine on European/global grain and oilseed market’. Professor Sophia Davidova, Director of … Read more

The Evolution of Open Access

By Grace Shore Banks | 20 January 2022

Agricultural and environmental economics journal Q Open editorial highlights growing requirements to publish funded research in open access journals Professor Iain Fraser lead editor of … Read more

What are the social and ethical issues raised by genome editing in farmed animal breeding?

By Grace Shore Banks | 01 December 2021

Professor Rob Fraser is part of the multi-disciplinary research group at the Nuffield Council on Bioethics that have carried out this inquiry as to whether … Read more

The Division of Human and Social Sciences Hybrid Research Away-Day

By Grace Shore Banks | 08 September 2021

The Schools of Economics, Politics and International Relations, Psychology, and Anthropology and Conservation met to discuss their many dynamic research groups, with a view to … Read more

Gschwandtner study considers the consumption of fruit and vegetables and doing exercise – on happiness.

By Grace Shore Banks | 06 September 2021

Adelina Gschwandtner collaborates with Sarah Jewell and Uma Kambhampati on this paper, Lifestyle and Life Satisfaction: The Role of Delayed Gratifcation, accepted for publication in … Read more

Upbeat news about the growth of the UK organic food market can be misleading

By Grace Shore Banks | 16 June 2021

Adelina Gschwandtner and Cesar Revoredo-Giha from SRUC UK analyse Kantar data on the organic food consumption in the UK, and find that in the case … Read more

New Blood needed in farming.

By Grace Shore Banks | 21 May 2021

Professor Sophia Davidova from Kent’s Centre for European Agri-Environmental Studies explains that an intergenerational shift in farming is necessary Following the announcement that the UK … Read more

4-year PhD Scholarship Opportunity on this CEAS research initiative.

By Grace Shore Banks | 20 April 2021

Be part of TRADE4SD, a new International research collaboration fostering the positive linkages between trade and sustainable development. Trade policy has an important part to … Read more

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