Agro Ekonomi

Aims & Scope

The Focus and Scope of Agro Ekonomi are designed to address key scholarly and policy-relevant issues in agricultural economics and agribusiness systems, with a particular emphasis on food and agricultural policy, rural development, and sustainable natural resource management. These thematic areas reflect major global challenges related to food security, agricultural transformation, environmental sustainability, and rural livelihoods, which are central to contemporary international research agendas. The journal’s scope is intentionally structured to integrate interdisciplinary analysis while maintaining a clear disciplinary core in agricultural socio-economics.Furthermore, the journal emphasizes studies conducted in developing and emerging economies, where issues of agricultural productivity, value chain integration, resource governance, and rural development are particularly salient. This focus strengthens the journal’s international relevance and distinct positioning within the global landscape of agricultural economics journals.The defined scope is sufficiently focused to ensure thematic consistency and citation coherence, while remaining broad enough to accommodate emerging research trends and interdisciplinary approaches aligned with the journal’s niche. As such, the Focus and Scope support the journal’s long-term strategy to enhance visibility, scholarly impact, and citation performance within the international reputable database.1. Agricultural and Food Economics:a) agricultural production;b) farm management studies; andc) food systems, food security, and nutrition economics2. Food and Agricultural Policy:a) formulation, implementation, and evaluation of agricultural and food policies; andb) agricultural international trade.3.Agribusiness and Value Chain Systems:a) agribusiness management & entrepreneurial development;b) agricultural marketing and market performance; andc) governance and upgrading of agrifood supply and value chains4.Agricultural Natural Resou

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