Eastern Partnership Countries and Eurasian Integration in 2012~2015

Барахвостов, П. А.; Русакович, Андрей Владимирович

doi:10.11130/jei.2017.32.4.804

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Unraveling the key drivers of community composition in the agri-food trade network

Clemente,

Cornaro,

Della Corte

2023

Sci Rep

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In the complex global food system, the dynamics associated with international food trade have become crucial determinants of food security. In this paper, we employ a community detection approach along with a supervised learning technique to explore the evolution of communities in the agri-food trade network and to identify key factors influencing their composition. By leveraging a large dataset that includes both volume and monetary value of trades, we identify similarities between countries and uncover the primary drivers that shape trade dynamics over time. The analysis also takes into account the impact of evolving climate conditions on food production and trading. The results highlight how the network’s topological structure is continuously evolving, influencing the composition of communities over time. Alongside geographical proximity and geo-political relations, our analysis identifies sustainability, climate and food nutrition aspects as emerging factors that contribute to explaining trade relationships. These findings shed light on the intricate interactions within the global food trade system and provide valuable insights into the factors affecting its stability.

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Unraveling the key drivers of community composition in the agri-food trade network

Clemente,

Cornaro,

Della Corte

2023

Sci Rep

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Still winners and losers? Studying public opinion’s geopolitical preferences in the association agreement countries (Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine)

Torres-Adán

2021

Post-Soviet Affairs

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Economic Impact of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) on Member and Non-Member Countries: A Structural Gravity Analysis

Mengistu

2024

Preprint

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This study uses a general equilibrium Poisson pseudo-maximum likelihood (GEPPML) estimator to evaluate the economic impact of COMESA on its member and non-member countries. By analyzing cross-sectional data from 2018, the study evaluates the economic impacts of COMESA, specifically on total exports and real GDP growth of countries. The results confirm that COMESA positively influences both total exports and real GDP growth within member countries. It led to an average increase in real GDP by 0.406% and total exports by 0.185% for member states within the full endowment's general equilibrium effects. Globally, the impact is minimal, though some non-member countries experience a slight loss due to trade diversion. These findings highlight the critical role of regional trade agreements like COMESA in enhancing total exports and welfare among member countries while also acknowledging potential adverse effects on non-member countries. This study provides key insights for policymakers to strengthen regional integration by considering its consequences for non-member countries.

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Eastern Partnership Countries and Eurasian Integration in 2012~2015

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Unraveling the key drivers of community composition in the agri-food trade network

Unraveling the key drivers of community composition in the agri-food trade network

Still winners and losers? Studying public opinion’s geopolitical preferences in the association agreement countries (Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine)

Economic Impact of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) on Member and Non-Member Countries: A Structural Gravity Analysis

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