ERAE Foundation

Foundation European Review of Agricultural Economics (ERAE)
 

Objective

The Foundation ERAE was established under Dutch Law  in 1972 to give legal status to the European Review of Agricultural Economics (ERAE). Its main objective is to encourage the publication and exposure of the ERAE.


History and ownership

The Foundation was established in 1972 to give legal status to the ERAE and to raise funds for establishing the Review. The first issue of the ERAE was published in the spring of 1973 with the Dutch firm Mouton as publisher. Sicco Mansholt (former Commissioner of Agriculture and Temporary President of the European Commission) wrote the first article, entitled ‘How can agricultural economists help to solve Europe’s agricultural problems?’.  

During the 1980s, Mouton merged with the Berlin-based publishing firm Walter de Gruyter. In 1999 publication shifted to Oxford University Press (OUP). The Foundation ERAE is the owner of and has the exclusive right to publish the European Review of Agricultural Economics. The copyright in the Material published in the ERAE shall be licensed by its authors jointly to the Publisher and the Foundation in equal shares as tenants in common. 


Constitution of the Foundation ERAE

The constitution of the Foundation has been established in 2007


Composition of the Foundation ERAE


Activities of the Foundation ERAE

Contracts with the Publisher

The Foundation is responsible for the contracts with the publisher. An important item is the support of the Editorial process provided by the publisher.

 

Aims and Scope ERAE
The Foundation defines the Aims and Scope of the ERAE in agreement with the Editors and the Publisher.

 

Support of Special issues
 

Joint activities ERAE-EAAE


Distribution of backstock


  
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