• A case study of two producer organisations in Papua New Guinea: Lessons for cooperative policy and legislation 

  Mwayawa, Naomi (Lincoln University, 2017-11-05)

  Papua New Guinea recently revived its cooperative movement to drive rural development initiatives that rely on producer organisations to link small farmers to markets. The demise of the country’s first cooperative movement ...

• Adoption of environmental innovations: Analysis from the Waipara wine industry 

  Forbes, Sharon L.; Cullen, Ross; Grout, Rachel (Elsevier on behalf of UniCeSV, University of FlorenceUniversity of Florence, 2013-06)

  The Greening Waipara Project developed and introduced a number of ecologically and environmentally-focused practices to the Waipara vineyards and wineries of North Canterbury, New Zealand. This paper describes the practices ...

• An exploratory examination of philanthropy in the New Zealand, Spanish and US wine industries 

  Forbes, Sharon L.; Fernández, R. F.; Gilinsky, A. (Elsevier on behalf of UniCeSV, University of Florence, 2018-06)

  This exploratory study provides an insight into the concept of philanthropy and how it is applied in the context of wineries. Researchers in three nations interviewed winery owners or managers to obtain qualitative data; ...

• Supplier commitment to high specification supply chains 

  Lees, Nicholas J. (AgEcon, 2014-06)

  The aim of this research is to identify what attracts suppliers to be committed to long-term supply relationships in agri-food supply chains where the suppliers are required to consistently fulfil high product specifications. ...

• The ethics of informal social experiments 

  Manna, Valerie A. (Macromarketing Society Inc. and the Marketing Department, University of Otago, 2017-08)

  The dissemination of informal social experiments via social media videos may have consequences on formal social marketing research and society overall. This discussion paper explores the ethics of informal social experiments ...

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