Adam Smith in a warmer world: climate change, multilateral trade and national food security

Crump, Larry

doi:10.1080/08109028.2015.1028192

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“…This 35-page document copied and pasted the most significant ideas gained from the thematic review and listed the interview note page number at the end of each idea so that the interview notes could quickly be reviewed when quoting a respondent, as it is important to verify the context of that quote. The “Master Analysis” document was used in preparing the article “Adam Smith in a Warmer World: Climate Change, Multilateral Trade and National Food Security” (Crump, 2014).…”

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“…These themes combined with relevant literature eventually became a draft research paper. The most significant publication from this period of field research is titled “Adam Smith in a Warmer World: Climate Change, Multilateral Trade and National Food Security” (Crump, 2014). This prototype summary has offered an overview of the field research process; now we will examine each component of that process in greater detail.…”

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Conducting Field Research Effectively

Crump

2019

American Behavioral Scientist

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This article is concerned primarily with preparing for and conducting field research by examining innovative methods and techniques that support the effectively utilization of our time in the field. Specifically, it examines innovations for identifying and communicating with potential respondents to secure interview appointments. Procuring interview notes is dependent first on the ability to secure interview appointments; however, this aspect of the field research life cycle has received insufficient attention. Securing interviews requires identifying potential respondents through our network of contacts, relevant websites, and traditional and social media. Field research has moved onto the Internet—an innovation that contributes to conducting field research effectively. Once potential respondents are identified, interview appointments are then secured by clearly understanding the mode, content and timing of respondent communication. Interview methods, data recording and data analysis are also considered. When conducted effectively, these purposeful activities produce the interview notes that then become the data used for case analysis. This article concludes by reviewing the field research life cycle.

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2019

American Behavioral Scientist

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“…Insufficient work has been conducted on regional economic associations within a negotiation context (Crump 2013), although international negotiation researchers and scholars have focused on a couple of regional organizations. For example, the European Union has been studied extensively (Delreux, 2009;Meerts & Cede 2004), while NAFTA (Odell 2006;Winham, & Finn 2000) and Mercosur (Beltramino 2005;Crump 2011) also receive some attention in the international negotiation literature.…”

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“…Furthermore, increases in the frequency of droughts and floods are projected to affect crop production negatively. An increase in extreme weather events could possibly have serious implications for the international agricultural marketplace, as this market could be destabilized if national governments respond by restricting agricultural exports (Crump 2010) -as many did during the 2007-08 global food panic. The sudden reduction in agricultural exports resulted in dramatic price increases, food panics and riots in 2007-08 (FAO 2008;Mitra & Josling 2009).…”

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Understanding Climate Change Negotiations: Contributions from International Negotiation and Conflict Management

Crump

Downie

2015

Int Negot

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1 Larry Crump specializes in the study of complex negotiations and has contributed to the development of negotiation linkage theory, temporal theory, turning points theory, reframing theory, and coalition theory. He received the 2014 " AbstractClimate change is the largest and most complicated interdependent issue the world has confronted. Yet there is little negotiation and conflict management knowledge within the climate change context. To address this gap, this theoretical article reviews the sparse extant literature and provides a brief overview of the science of climate change public policy. This review establishes a foundation for examining negotiation and conflict management research questions that emanate from current and future climate change negotiations. Such questions are considered for climate change mitigation negotiations and climate change adaptation negotiations. This article demonstrates how the negotiation and conflict management field can make important contributions to the study of interdependency in a context of climate change.Negotiation and conflict management scholarship has a long history of analyzing multiparty negotiations (Susskind & Crump 2008). Fundamental to this perspective is the pursuit of goals in an interdependent situation where planning and analysis, strategy and tactics, and power and morality combine to create outcomes. It is surprising, then -and concerning, given the implicationsthat research in this tradition has largely overlooked international climate change negotiations. After all, the causes and consequences of a changing climate represent the largest and most complicated interdependent situation ever confronted on planet earth. That is not to say that climate change negotiations should only be the subject of negotiation and conflict management scholarship; rather, further research from this perspective could produce new insights, making significant contribution to existing interdisciplinary knowledge on climate change negotiations that exists in international relations, political science and sociology, among others. Within the field of climate change negotiations there are multiple primary parties, each often representing a complex set of governmental agencies, as well as multiple stakeholders operating in an environment with influential external actors, including non-governmental organizations, international organizations, transnational corporate associations and other actors. In fact, the primary mitigation negotiations -the UN negotiations -involve 194 parties engaged in talks to mitigate global greenhouse gas emissions. 148 Crump and Downie International Negotiation 20 (2015) 146-174This article seeks to identify the types of research questions that have long been the terrain of negotiation and conflict management scholarship in other areas of negotiation, such as trade, but that have largely been passed over in the case of climate change. This theoretical discussion begins by reviewing existing climate change research within the negotiation and conflict manage...

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Agricultural support and vulnerability of food security to trade in developing countries

Laroche-Dupraz

Huchet‐Bourdon

2016

Food Sec.

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Adam Smith in a warmer world: climate change, multilateral trade and national food security

Cited by 3 publications

References 45 publications

Conducting Field Research Effectively

Conducting Field Research Effectively

Understanding Climate Change Negotiations: Contributions from International Negotiation and Conflict Management

Agricultural support and vulnerability of food security to trade in developing countries

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