PD Dr. habil. Linde Götz
Deputy Head of Department Agricultural Markets
Department:
Agricultural Markets, Marketing and World Agricultural Trade (Agricultural Markets)
PD Dr. habil. Linde Götz
Deputy Head of Department Agricultural Markets
Department:
Agricultural Markets, Marketing and World Agricultural Trade (Agricultural Markets)
Competition & efficiency of agricultural markets and regional and global supply chains
Agricultural policy, especially trade and crisis policy
Agricultural development in Russia & global food security
Methodological focus: Time-series econometrics
Regional focus: Russia, Former Soviet Union countries, EU, Israel
Linde Götz is Deputy Head of the Department of Agricultural Markets and Associate professor at Martin Luther University in Halle (Saale).
She researches on agri-food value chains, international trade and sustainable food systems with a regional focus on the importance of the Black Sea grain exporters Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan for global grain supply. A further interest lies on consumer acceptance of biotechnological breeding technologies such as CRISPR.
Linde Götz studied agricultural economics and biology at Humboldt University of Berlin, University of Minnesota (USA) and University of Tübingen. She obtained her PhD in Agricultural Economics from University of Göttingen in a cooperation project with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
She is a member of the Board of the European Association of Agricultural Economics, Editorial Board of "Agribusiness: An International Journal", Scientific Advisory Board of "Russland-Analysen" and Advisory Board of the innovation alliance "BioZ".
- AGRICISTRADE – Exploring the potential for agricultural and biomass trade in the Commonwealth of Independent States
- AGRISPRING – Agriculture in North Africa after the Arab Spring
- BlackSeaGrain – Russia’s grain export business in the Black Sea
- GERUKA – Global Food Security and the Grain Markets in Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan
- Impact of policy measures on wheat-to-bread supply chain during the global commodity price peaks – The case of Serbia
- MATRACC – The Global Food Crisis – Impact on Wheat Markets and Trade in the Caucasus and Central Asia and the Role of Kazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine)
- Red Meat Crisis – Determinants of Iran’s Red Meat Crisis: Multidisciplinary Analysis of Supply Chain Governance
- STARLAP – Analysis of the strategy of the Russian Federation for the expansion of agricultural production
- TRUSTFARM – Towards resilient and sustainable integrated agro-ecosystems through appropriate climate-smart farming practices
- UaFoodTrade – Pilot project for the sustainable internationalization of Ukrainian research structures in the context of the globalization of the Ukrainian food sector
- VALUMICS – Understanding food value chains and network dynamics