Best thesis awards
2024
Dr. Adams Ceballos
Dr. Morgan Cheatham
2023
Dr. Megan Rector
2022
Dr. Robert Botta
2021
Dr. Shraddha Hegde
Dr. Md Takibur Rahman
2020
Dr. Venticia Hukom
2019
Dr. Andreea-Laura Cojocaru
2018
Dr. Ruth Beatriz Mezzalira Pincinato
2017
Dr. Isaac Ankamah-Yeboah
2016
Drs. Jonathan van Senten/ Oai Li Chen/ Dr. Julia Bronnmann
2015
Drs. Ganesh Kumar/ Pratheesh OmanaSudhakaran
2014
Dr. Ignacio Llorente Garcia
2013
Dr. Rasmus Nielsen
2012
Dr. Atle Øglend
2011
Dr Gina Shamshank
Best paper awards
2024
Straume, H-M. (2024) Buyers in Norwegian salmon exports: Structure and trade margins. Aquaculture Economics & Management. 28(3), 376-395.
Honorable mention:
Jensen, F., R. Tveterås & R. Nielsen (2024) The traffic light system. Is it a solution to a nonpoint pollution problem? Aquaculture Economics and Management. 28(2) 177-207.
2022
Ursula Landazuri-Tveteraas, Atle Oglend, Marie Steen, and Hans-Martin Straume. 2021. Salmon trout: The forgotten cousin? Aquaculture Economics & Management 25(2): 159-176.
2021
Imranul Islam, Max Nielsen, Birgit Schulze Ehlers, Badiuz Zaman & Ida Theilade. 2020. Are trade credits a gain or a drain? Power in the sale of feed to pangasius and tilapia farmers in Bangladesh. Aquaculture Economics & Management 24(3): 338-354.
2020
Trond Bjørndal and Amalie Tusvik. 2019. Economic analysis of land-based farming of salmon. Aquaculture Economics & Management 23(4): 449-475.
2019
Tenaw G. Abate, Rasmus Nielsen, & Max Nielsen. 2018. Agency rivalry in a shared regulatory space and its impact on social welfare: the case of aquaculture regulation. Aquaculture Economics & Management 22(1):27-48.
2018
Felipe Quezada & Jorge Dresdner. 2017. What can we learn from a sanitary crisis? The ISA virus and market prices. Aquaculture Economics & Management 21(2):211-240.
2017
Tenaw G. Abate, Rasmus Nielsen & Ragnar Tveterås. 2016. Stringency of Environmental Regulation and Aquaculture Growth: A Cross-Country Analysis. Aquaculture Economics & Management 20(2):201-221.
2015
Dengjun Zhang, Ragnar Tveteras, and Kristin Lien. 2014. China’s Impact on Global Seafood Markets. Aquaculture Economics & Management 18(2): 101-119.
Editors:
Ping-Sun Leung and Clem Tisdell, 1997-2004
Carole Engle, 2005-2018
Frank Asche, 2019-Present