Olexandr Nekhay
Olexandr Nekhay has a total of 13 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Lorenzo Estepa-Mohedano
Fundación ETEA–Instituto de Desarrollo, Universidad Loyola Andalucia, 14004 Cordoba, Spain
1 shared publication - Luis Amador Hidalgo
Escuela de doctorado, Universidad Loyola
1 shared publication - Manuel Alejandro Cardenete
Department of Economics, Universidad Loyola Andalucía, Sevilla, Spain
1 shared publication - Manuel Arriaza
Water, Environmental and Agricultural Resources Economics (WEARE) research group, Universidad de Cordoba, E-14071 Córdoba, Spain
1 shared publication - María José Vázquez-De Francisco
Fundación ETEA–Instituto de Desarrollo, Universidad Loyola Andalucia, 14004 Cordoba, Spain
1 shared publication - María del Carmen Delgado
Departamento de Economía Universidad Loyola Andalucía Sevilla Spain
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
- 30 April 2024
- Published by Universidad Loyola Andalucia in Revista de Fomento Social
- p. 235-266
¿Es económicamente viable la agricultura orgánica y agroecológica? Un estudio de caso en Paraguay
La Revista de Fomento Social es una publicación revisada por pares, creada en 1946 por los jesuitas y publicada por la Universidad Loyola Andalucía que aborda temas relacionados con las ciencias sociales, en concreto con la economía, la empresa, la sociología, la política y el derecho, con una especial atención a la dimensión ética implícita en todos ellos y desde una óptica cristiana.
- 30 April 2024
- Published by Universidad Loyola Andalucia in Revista de Fomento Social
- p. 235-266
Open Access¿Es económicamente viable la agricultura orgánica y agroecológica? Un estudio de caso en Paraguay
La Revista de Fomento Social es una publicación revisada por pares, creada en 1946 por los jesuitas y publicada por la Universidad Loyola Andalucía que aborda temas relacionados con las ciencias sociales, en concreto con la economía, la empresa, la sociología, la política y el derecho, con una especial atención a la dimensión ética implícita en todos ellos y desde una óptica cristiana.
- 7 October 2022
- Published by Elsevier in Economic Modelling
- Vol. 117
Assessing inequality and poverty in long-term growth projections: A general equilibrium analysis for six developing countries
- 7 October 2022
- Published by Elsevier in Economic Modelling
- Vol. 117
Assessing inequality and poverty in long-term growth projections: A general equilibrium analysis for six developing countries
- 9 August 2021
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Europe-Asia Studies
- Vol. 73 (7) , 1257-1278
Does Abolishing Tariffs in Bilateral Trade Matter for a Country's Economic Growth? The Impact of the EU-Ukraine DCFTA
In the present study, a GTAP CGE model is used to assess three proposed scenarios for the DCFTA between the EU and Ukraine, one for unilateral trade liberalisation, another for bilateral trade liberalisation with exemptions from free trade and a third for bilateral trade liberalisation without exemptions from free trade. The main point of distinction of this study is the inclusion of exemptions from free trade in the first two simulated scenarios and the possibility of a quantitative evaluation of exemptions from free trade through the differences between scenarios 3 and 2.
- 9 August 2021
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Europe-Asia Studies
- Vol. 73 (7) , 1257-1278
Does Abolishing Tariffs in Bilateral Trade Matter for a Country's Economic Growth? The Impact of the EU-Ukraine DCFTA
In the present study, a GTAP CGE model is used to assess three proposed scenarios for the DCFTA between the EU and Ukraine, one for unilateral trade liberalisation, another for bilateral trade liberalisation with exemptions from free trade and a third for bilateral trade liberalisation without exemptions from free trade. The main point of distinction of this study is the inclusion of exemptions from free trade in the first two simulated scenarios and the possibility of a quantitative evaluation of exemptions from free trade through the differences between scenarios 3 and 2.
- Open Access
- 5 September 2017
- Published by Universidad de Huelva in Revista de Economía Mundial
- No. 47
EVALUANDO LOS IMPACTOS DE LA COOPERACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA AL DESARROLLO DESDE EL SUR
La Cooperación Universitaria al Desarrollo constituye una parte importante de la “tercera misión” de las universidades. Este estudio investiga, desde un enfoque de capacidades, la percepción que tienen las universidades latinoamericanas, como receptoras de ayuda, sobre los efectos a largo plazo de los programas de cooperación para el desarrollo que mantienen con universidades del Norte. Utilizando una combinación de metodologías cualitativa (método de Colaizzi) y cuantitativa (Analytic Hierarchy Process), se ha obtenido una valoración de los distintos tipos de actividades propios de la cooperación universitaria, y se han categorizado y priorizado los impactos de las intervenciones. Esta evaluación de impacto puede orientar futuros programas de ayuda universitaria más eficaces, desde el punto de vista de los receptores de la ayuda.
- 5 September 2017
- Published by Universidad de Huelva in Revista de Economía Mundial
- No. 47
Open AccessEVALUANDO LOS IMPACTOS DE LA COOPERACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA AL DESARROLLO DESDE EL SUR
La Cooperación Universitaria al Desarrollo constituye una parte importante de la “tercera misión” de las universidades. Este estudio investiga, desde un enfoque de capacidades, la percepción que tienen las universidades latinoamericanas, como receptoras de ayuda, sobre los efectos a largo plazo de los programas de cooperación para el desarrollo que mantienen con universidades del Norte. Utilizando una combinación de metodologías cualitativa (método de Colaizzi) y cuantitativa (Analytic Hierarchy Process), se ha obtenido una valoración de los distintos tipos de actividades propios de la cooperación universitaria, y se han categorizado y priorizado los impactos de las intervenciones. Esta evaluación de impacto puede orientar futuros programas de ayuda universitaria más eficaces, desde el punto de vista de los receptores de la ayuda.
- Open Access
- 10 November 2016
- Published by MDPI AG in Sustainability
- Vol. 8 (11) , 1160
How Attractive Is Upland Olive Groves Landscape? Application of the Analytic Hierarchy Process and GIS in Southern Spain
The upland olive groves of Andalusia (Southern Spain) are an example of fragile landscape from an ecological point of view. The wildfire and soil erosion risks that can result in the desertification of the area are the main components of fragility. This paper focuses on the visual quality assessment of this agricultural system as a mean to their economic and environmental sustainability. The case study is represented by the upland olive groves of the municipality of Montoro where rural tourism is an important economic activity. We carried out a personal interview survey on 480 citizens to determine their visual preferences regarding three representative types of olive plantation landscape to be transferred to landscape level through a Geographical Information Systems (GIS). The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) multicriteria decision-making technique was the method used to derive preferences from the survey. The results suggest that olive farming systems with grass vegetation cover between the trees are the preferred landscape type (0.42), followed very closely by the non-productive olive groves (0.41). The conventional olive farming system was the least preferred landscape (0.17). The visual quality map presents five categories, revealing that most of the olive groves in the study area belong to the very low visual quality category (93% of the total area).
- 10 November 2016
- Published by MDPI AG in Sustainability
- Vol. 8 (11) , 1160
Open AccessHow Attractive Is Upland Olive Groves Landscape? Application of the Analytic Hierarchy Process and GIS in Southern Spain
The upland olive groves of Andalusia (Southern Spain) are an example of fragile landscape from an ecological point of view. The wildfire and soil erosion risks that can result in the desertification of the area are the main components of fragility. This paper focuses on the visual quality assessment of this agricultural system as a mean to their economic and environmental sustainability. The case study is represented by the upland olive groves of the municipality of Montoro where rural tourism is an important economic activity. We carried out a personal interview survey on 480 citizens to determine their visual preferences regarding three representative types of olive plantation landscape to be transferred to landscape level through a Geographical Information Systems (GIS). The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) multicriteria decision-making technique was the method used to derive preferences from the survey. The results suggest that olive farming systems with grass vegetation cover between the trees are the preferred landscape type (0.42), followed very closely by the non-productive olive groves (0.41). The conventional olive farming system was the least preferred landscape (0.17). The visual quality map presents five categories, revealing that most of the olive groves in the study area belong to the very low visual quality category (93% of the total area).
- Top Cited PapersOpen Access
- 23 August 2014
- Published by Springer Nature in Food Security
- Vol. 6 (5) , 727-742
Harvest failures, temporary export restrictions and global food security: the example of limited grain exports from Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan
- 23 August 2014
- Published by Springer Nature in Food Security
- Vol. 6 (5) , 727-742
Top Cited PapersOpen AccessHarvest failures, temporary export restrictions and global food security: the example of limited grain exports from Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan