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The issue of climate change has risen to the top of the international development research and policy agenda. This Virtual Issue showcases a selection of research on economic development, land use and climate change that has been published in eleven different journals. The following articles have been made freely available until the end of 2012 in order to give readers a taster of the range of high quality research available in this area.

• Migratory Responses to Agricultural Risk in Northern Nigeria. Andrew Dillon, Valerie A Mueller, and Sheu Salau. Volume 93(4), 2011. American Journal of Agricultural Economics
• Geography Matters: International Trade Patterns and the Indirect Land Use Effects of Biofuels. Nelson B. Villoria and Thomas W. Hertel. Volume 93(4), 2011. American Journal of Agricultural Economics
• Looking into the Future of Agriculture in a Changing Climate. Ana Iglesias, Sonia Quiroga and Agustin Diz. Volume 38(3), 2011. European Review of Agricultural Economics
• Does Adaptation to Climate Change Provide Food Security? A Micro-Perspective from Ethiopia. Salvatore Di Falco Marcella Veronesi, and Mahmud Yesuf. Volume 93(3), 2011. American Journal of Agricultural Economics
• Climate Sensitivity of Indian Agriculture: Do Spatial Effects Matter? K. S. Kavi Kumar. Volume 4(2), 2011. Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society
• A Microeconometric Analysis of Adapting Portfolios to Climate Change: Adoption of Agricultural Systems in Latin America. Niggol Seo. Volume 32(3), 2010. Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy
• Climate Change, Agriculture, and Poverty. Thomas W. Hertel and Stephanie D. Rosch. Volume 32(3), 2010. Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy
• Relaxing Rural Constraints: A ‘Win-Win’ Policy for Poverty and Environment in China? Ben Groom et al. Volume 62(1), 2010. Oxford Economic Papers
• Implications of Climate Change for Agricultural Sector Performance in Africa: Policy Challenges and Research Agenda. Rashid M. Hassan. Volume 19 (suppl 2), 2010. Journal of African Economies
• To Mitigate or to Adapt: Is that the Question? Observations on an appropriate response to the Climate Change Challenge to Development Strategies. Zmarak Shalizi and Franck Lecocq. Volume 25(2), 2010. The World Bank Research Observer
• Economic Impact of Climate Change on Crop Production in Ethiopia: Evidence from Cross-section Measures. Temesgen Tadesse Deressa and Rashid M. Hassan. Volume 18(4), 2009. Journal of African Economies
• Show Me the Money: Do Payments Supply Environmental Services in Developing Countries? Subhrendu K. Pattanayak, Sven Wunder, and Paul J. Ferraro. Volume 4(2), 2010. Review of Environmental Economics and Policy
• Environmental Pollution in China: Status and Trends. Haakon Vennemo, Kristin Aunan, Henrik Lindhjem and Hans Martin Seip. Volume 3(2), 2009. Review of Environmental Economics and Policy
• CESifo Symposium on the Economics of Climate Change: Introduction. John Whalley. Volume 55(2), 2009. CESifo Economic Studies
• Will African Agriculture Survive Climate Change? Pradeep Kurukulasuriya et al. Volume 20(3), 2006. The World Bank Economic Review

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