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Dr. Markus KempenSenior researcherNussallee 21, Haus 1 D-53115 Bonn, Germany Phone.: 0049 2 28 / 73 23 30 Fax: 0049 2 28 / 98 22 92 3 (private: 0049 172 / 6176477) Complete vitae for download |
- Quantitative agricultural sector analysis (CAPRI - model)
- Spatial allocation of land use farm characteristics
- Energy use in agriculture
- Tariff aggregation methodology and trade liberalization
- Consolidation of data from different sources
2013 | Doctorate degree in agricultural economics (Dr. agr.), University of Bonn Title: EU wide analysis of the Common Agricultural Policy using spatially disaggregated data. |
Oct. 1994 - Jun. 2000 | Agricultural sciences (economic and social sciences in agriculture) and diploma (Dipl.-Ing. agr.) Bonn University |
Aug. 1993 - Jul. 1994 | Agricultural practice year |
1993 | Abitur (high-school degree) St. Ursula Gymnasium, Geilenkirchen |
since July 2012 | Owner of a farm (arable crops, pigs and livestock) in Geilenkirchen (Germany) |
Since July 2011 |
Senior researcher at EuroCARE GmbH (Bonn) and consultancy of agro-food companies |
Dec 2004 - July 2011 | Research Assistant at Institute for Agricultural Policy University Bonn |
Sept 1998 - Dec 2004 | Organizer of collaborative sugarbeet transport for farmers incorporated in "Maschinenring Rheinland West" |
Peer reviewed journals articles:
Annen, D., Wieck, C., Kempen, M. (2013): Animal welfare in public and private standards and
on-farm compliance. Forthcoming German Journal of Agricultural Economics.
Annen, D., Wieck C., Kempen, M. (2011): Evaluation of minimum animal welfare conditions in
national standards and farm certification schemes for pig fattening , Acta Agriculturae
Scandinavica, Section A - Animal Science 61(1): 40-54.
Kempen, M., Witzke, P., Pérez Domínguez, I., Jansson T., Sckokai, P. (2011): Economic and
environmental impacts of milk quota reform in Europe. Journal of Policy Modeling, Volume
33, Issue 1, Pages 29–52
Kempen, M., Elbersen, B., Staritzky, I., Andersen, E., Heckelei, T. (2011): Spatial allocation of
farming systems and farming indicators in Europe. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment,
Volume 142, Issues 1–2, Pages 51–62
Leip A., Marchi G., Koeble R., Kempen M., Britz W., Li C., 2008. Linking an economic model for European agriculture with a mechanistic model to estimate nitrogen and carbon losses from arable soils in Europe. Biogeosciences, 5, 73-94.
Conference contribution and other publications:
Britz, W., Witzke, H.P., Kempen, M.(2005): Driving forces for fertilizer use in Europe: An
outlook on yields, herd sizes and cropping areas, paper resented at International Workshop on "Where Do Fertilisers Go?" ISPRA, Italy, 28-29 June 2005
Britz, W., Witzke, H.P., Kempen, M. (2005): Methodology and main assumptions for CAPSIM
projections, paper resented at International Workshop on "Inventories and projections of GHG
and NH3 emissions from agriculture in Central and Eastern Europe" ISPRA, Italy, 24-25 June 2005
Kempen, M., T. Heckelei, W. Britz, R. Leip and R. Koeble (2005): A Statistical Approach for Spatial Disaggregation of Crop Production in the EU, in „Modelling agricultural policies: state of the art and new challanges“, MUP, Parma, Italy.
Kempen, M. , Heckelei, T., Britz W. (2006): Validation of Spatially Explicit Land Use Choices Based On Probabilistic Theory.Paper presented at the International Conference on Regional and Urban Modeling Brussels, June 1-2, 2006
Kempen M., Kränzlein T.(2008): Energy Use in Agriculture: A Modeling Approach to Evaluate Energy Reduction Policies. Paper prepared for presentation at the 107th EAAE Seminar "Modeling of Agricultural and Rural Development Policies". Sevilla, Spain, January 29th -February 1st
Listorti, G., Kempen, M., Girardin, J., Kränzlein, T. (2011a). Evaluating existing policy flexibilities in WTO agricultural negotiations: different criteria for the selection of sensitive products. 122nd EAAE Seminar, Evidence based agricultural and rural policy making, Ancona, Italy, 17-18 February.
Listorti, G., Kempen, M., Girardin, J., Kränzlein, T. (2011b). Do price uncertainties affect the use of policy flexibilities? The selection of sensitive products in WTO agricultural negotiations. EAAE 2011 Congress, Change and Uncertainty Challenges for Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources. Zurich, Switzerland. August 30 to September 2.
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