Prof. Yoav Kislev
In Memoriam
Environmetal Economics and Management
IN MEMORY OF
Yoav Kislev
1932 - 2017
Israel agriculture, water economy, international economics, development economics, cooperation.
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Agricultural and Rural Cooperation
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- “Capital intensity and product composition in the kibbutz and the moshav in Israel”, Center for Agricultural Economic Research Reprint series 8202, 1982
- "Cooperation in the Moshav," Journal of Comparative Economics, 8:54-73, 1984. (With Nava Haruvi)
- “Experience with Credit Cooperatives in Israeli Agriculture,” World Bank study WP8902, 1989
- “A Theory of Agricultural Settlement,” Discussion paper DP8601, 1986 (with Eli Feinerman)
- "Agricultural Settlement with Joint Production Services," Agricultural Economics, 6:1-13, 1991. (With Eli Feinerman)
- "Recent Experience with Cooperative Farm Credit in Israel," Economic Development and Cultural Change, 39:773-89, July 1991. (With Zvi Lerman and Pinhas Zusman)
- "Family Farms, Cooperatives and Collectives," in Sustainable Agricultural Development: The Role of International Cooperation, Proceedings of the Twenty First International Conference of Agricultural Economists (Tokyo, August 1991), G. H. Peters and B. F. Stanton (editors), Dartmouth, 1992.
- "Cooperative Credit in Israeli Agriculture," in The Economics of Rural Organization: Theory, Practice, and Policy, K. Hoff, A. Braverman and J. Stiglitz (editors), Oxford, 1993. (with Zvi Lerman and Pinhas Zusman)
- "Experience with Collective Action and Cooperation in Agriculture in Israel," in Agricultural Cooperatives in Transition, Csaba Csaki and Yoav Kislev (editors), Westview, 1993.
- “Farmer cooperatives and the coffee auction in Tanzania,” Discussion paper DP9915, 1999. (with Anacleti Kashuliza)
- “Recent Experience with Agricultural Co-operatives in Israel,” NIRP report, 2000.
- "Agricultural Cooperatives in Israel, Past and Present," in: Ayal Kimhi and Zvi Lerman (eds.) Agricultural Transition in Post-Soviet Europe and Central Asia after 20 Years, IAMO – Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Central and Eastern Europe, Halle, Germany, 2015.