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Agricultural Cooperatives in Transition

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Published in cooperation with
Balaban Publishers

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Agricultural Cooperatives in Transition

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EDITED BY
CsabaCsaki
andYoavKislev

First published 1993 by Westview Press, Inc.

Published 2021 by Routledge
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Copyright 1993 by Taylor & Francis

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Agricultural cooperatives in transition / edited by Csaba Csaki and
Yoav Kislev.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-8133-8759-0
1. Agriculture, Cooperative. I. Cski, Csaba. II. Kislev, Yoav,
1932 .
HD1491.A3A393 1993
344'.683dc20
93-15758
CIP

ISBN 13: 978-0-3670-1183-3 (hbk)
ISBN 13: 978-0-3671-6170-5 (pbk)

DOI: 10.4324/9780429041693

Contents

CHAPTER 1 Land Reform and the Future Role of Cooperatives in Agriculture in the Former Socialist Countries in Europe

Csaba Csaki and Zvi Lerman

PART TWO

Theory and Its Application

CHAPTER 2 Participants Ethical Attitudes and Organizational Structure and Performance: Application to the Cooperative Enterprise

Pinhas Zusman

CHAPTER 3 The Competitive Role of Cooperatives in Market-Oriented Economies: A Policy Analysis

Richard J. Sexton and Julie Iskow

CHAPTER 4 Cooperative Income Allocation in the Presence of Multiple Products

Steven T. Buccola and Grete S. Stokstad

CHAPTER 5 The Organizational Structure of Cooperatives: Centralization versus Decentralization of Decision Making Authority

Joan R. Fulton and Robert P. King

CHAPTER 6 The Israeli Moshav as a Credit Union: Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard

Michael Keren and David Levhari

CHAPTER 7 Why Collectivization of Agriculture in Socialist Countries Has Failed: A Transaction Cost Approach

Gnther Schmitt

CHAPTER 8 Risk and the Collective Farm in Transition

Yaffa Machnes and Adi Schnytzer

PART THREE

Empirical Econometric Analysis of Cooperative Experience

CHAPTER 9 Can Production Cooperatives Resolve the Conundrum of Exclusionary Growth? An Econometric Evaluation of Land Reform Cooperatives in Honduras and Nicaragua

Michael R. Carter, Jolyne Melmed-Sanjak and Karen A. Luz

CHAPTER 10 Cooperative Farming and Efficiency: Theory and Empirical Evidence from China

Justin Yifu Lin

CHAPTER 11 Capital Structure in Agricultural Cooperatives: U.S. and Israel

Zvi Lerman and Claudia Parliament

PART FOUR

Lessons of Cooperative Experience

CHAPTER 12 Operational and Financial Performance of Farmer Cooperatives in Tanzania

Anacleti K. Kashuliza and Leginard N. Ngailo

CHAPTER 13 Experience with Collective Action and Cooperation in Agriculture in Israel

Yoav Kislev

CHAPTER 14 Cooperative Movement in the Soviet Union: History and Future Prospects

David Epshtein

CHAPTER 15 Transformation of Cooperatives in Hungarian Agriculture

Katalin Sebestyn

CHAPTER 16 Coordination as a Strategy for Survival in the Argentine Grain Marketing Cooperative System

Edith Depetris de Guiguet and Gerald Campbell

CHAPTER 17 Cooperatives, Marketing Orders and the Coordination of Supply and Demand for Perennial Crops in the U.S.

Donald L. Hinman and Donald J. Ricks

CHAPTER 18 Marketing Problems of the Agricultural Cooperative Societies in the West Bank and Gaza Strip

Mahmoud El-Jafari

CHAPTER 19 Rural Cooperation and the Stages of Economic Growth

Raanan Weitz

PART FIVE

Historical and Legal Perspectives

CHAPTER 20 American Communes: The Historical Experience

Yaacov Oved

CHAPTER 21 Solving Disputes by Arbitration in Cooperative Societies

Smadar Ottolenghi

PART SIX

Abstracts of Symposium Papers Not Included in the Book

Evaluation of Cooperative Performance by Its Members: Ignored Evidence of Impending Structural Breakdown in the Israeli Moshav

Levia Applebaum and Julia Margulies

Strategic Management Evolution in U.S. Agricultural Cooperatives

Michael L. Cook

Restructuring Interfarm Cooperation and Modernization on the Two Sides of the Danube

Ferenc Fekete and Pal Hamori

The Individual Member and the Kibbutz

Amir Helman

The Characteristics of Farmers Market Cooperatives in an Industrialized Country: The Case of West Germany

E.E. Lipinsky

Measurement and Evaluation of Cooperative Performance

K. Sain

On the Effects of the Kibbutz Hiring Out Its Own Labor Force: Theory and Case Studies

Ehud Satt and Haim Ginzburg

Cooperation, Communalism and Individualism: Rural Development and Land Settlement Schemes in Fiji and Jamaica

Michael Sofer and Israel Drori

A New Era for Cooperatives in the European Agro-Food Industries

G. Van Dijk and C.J. Mackel

1. 1. CHAPTER 1 Land Reform and the Future Role of Cooperatives in Agriculture in the Former Socialist Countries in Europe
2. PART TWO Theory and Its Application
   1. CHAPTER 2 Participants Ethical Attitudes and Organizational Structure and Performance: Application to the Cooperative Enterprise
   2. CHAPTER 3 The Competitive Role of Cooperatives in Market-Oriented Economies: A Policy Analysis
   3. CHAPTER 4 Cooperative Income Allocation in the Presence of Multiple Products
   4. CHAPTER 5 The Organizational Structure of Cooperatives: Centralization versus Decentralization of Decision Making Authority
   5. CHAPTER 6 The Israeli Moshav as a Credit Union: Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard
   6. CHAPTER 7 Why Collectivization of Agriculture in Socialist Countries Has Failed: A Transaction Cost Approach
   7. CHAPTER 8 Risk and the Collective Farm in Transition
3. PART THREE Empirical Econometric Analysis of Cooperative Experience
   1. CHAPTER 9 Can Production Cooperatives Resolve the Conundrum of Exclusionary Growth? An Econometric Evaluation of Land Reform Cooperatives in Honduras and Nicaragua
   2. CHAPTER 10 Cooperative Farming and Efficiency: Theory and Empirical Evidence from China
   3. CHAPTER 11 Capital Structure in Agricultural Cooperatives: U.S. and Israel
4. PART FOUR Lessons of Cooperative Experience
   1. CHAPTER 12 Operational and Financial Performance of Farmer Cooperatives in Tanzania

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