Dr. Hiroyuki Takeya


Nagoya University, Japan

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences from Nagoya University, Japan

My URL
https://livedna.org/81.21104

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Area of Interest:

Economics
Sustainable Development
Agricultural Economics
Tariff Endogeneity
Market Forces

Selected Publications

  1. Takeya, H. and M.G. Farouque, 2009. Adoption of integrated soil fertility and nutrient management approach: Farmers preferences for extension teaching methods in Bangladesh. Int. J. Agric. Res., 4: 29-37.
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  2. Kamruzzaman, M. and H. Takeya, 2009. Influence of capacity building on technical efficiency of vegetables and rice farmers in Bangladesh: JICA intervention in Comilla project. World Rev. Sci. Technol. Sustainable Dev., 6: 39-52.
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  3. Kamruzzaman, M. and H. Takeya, 2009. Determination of capacity building by life stage for the farmers in Bangladesh. Nature Sci., 7: 8-15.

  4. Farouque, M.G. and H. Takeya, 2009. Extension workers' attitude towards usefulness of an integrated soil fertility and nutrient management approach in Bangladesh. World Rev. Sci. Technol. Sustainable Dev., 6: 53-63.
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  5. Tekeya, H. and M.G. Farouque, 2008. Farmers use of integrated soil fertility and nutrient management practices for sustainable crop production: A field-level study in Bangladesh. Am. J. Agric. Biol. Sci., 3: 716-723.
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  6. Malley, Z.J., M. Taeb, T. Matsumoto and H. Takeya, 2008. Linking perceived land and water resources degradation, scarcity and livelihood conflicts in southwestern Tanzania: Implications for sustainable rural livelihood. Environ. Dev. Sustainability, 10: 349-372.
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  7. Kamurzzaman, M. and H. Takeya, 2008. Importance, structural change and factors affecting production of vegetables in Bangladesh. Int. J. Agric. Res., 3: 397-406.
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  8. Kamruzzaman, M. and H. Takeya, 2008. Influence of technology responsiveness and distance to market on capacity building. Int. J. Vegetable Sci., 14: 216-231.

  9. Kamruzzaman, M. and H. Takeya, 2008. Effect of capacity building on household expenditure and nutrition of farmers in Bangladesh. Int. J. Agric. Res., 3: 407-414.
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  10. Farouque, M.G. and H. Takeya, 2008. Resource-poor farmers constraints regarding integrated soil fertility and nutrient management system practices: A study in rural Bangladesh. Int. J. Agric. Res., 3: 188-195.

  11. Takeya, H., 2007. The relevant actions of local wholesale markets to their restructuring under the globalization in Japan. Korean J. Food Marketing Econ., 24: 125-138.

  12. Malley, Z.J., M. Taeb, T. Matsumoto and H. Takeya, 2007. Environmental change and vulnerability in the Usangu plain, Southwestern Tanzania: Implications for sustainable development. Int. J. Sustainable Dev. World Ecol., 14: 145-159.
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  13. Farouque, M., 2007. Farmers' perception of integrated soil fertility and nutrient management for sustainable crop production: A study of rural areas in Bangladesh. J. Agric. Educ., 48: 111-122.

  14. Uddin, M.T. and T. Hiroyuki, 2006. Employment patterns and income generation of farm households in integrated farming of Bangladesh. Int. J. Agric. Res., 1: 32-40.
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  15. Thun, V. and H. Takeya, 2006. The international cost competitiveness of the Cambodia's small and medium scale swine industry. Japanese J. Farm Manage., 44: 24-33.

  16. Hossain, M.A., H. Takeya and K. Nahar, 2006. Ensuring grassroots participation and pursuing partnership for local development: Role of NGOs and innovations of the PDA in Thailand. Interdisciplinary J. World Peace Educ., 71: 54-70.

  17. Uddin, M.T. and T. Hiroyuki, 2005. Resource interdependence and enterprise combination of integrated farming in some selected areas of Bangladesh. Pak. J. Biol. Sci., 8: 405-412.
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  18. Uddin, M.T. and H. Takeya, 2005. Economic analysis of integrated farming by agricultural enterprise in Mymenshingh of Bangladesh. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 16: 40-49.

  19. Thun, V. and H. Takeya, 2005. Farm income diversification in the rural economy of Cambodia: A case study in kamping puoy. J. Rural Food Econ., 51: 17-28.

  20. Thun, V. and H. Takeya, 2005. Analysis of household attitudes towards the consumption of beef in Cambodia. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 16: 22-30.

  21. Kularatne, J.S. and H. Takeya, 2005. Managerial input of rubber farming: A case of privatization rubber plantations in Sri Lanka. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 16: 1-9.

  22. Vathana, T. and H. Takeya, 2004. Economic evaluation of local feed resources in fattening pigs in Cambodia. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 15: 69-79.

  23. Kularatne, J.S. and H. Takeya, 2004. Extended benefit cost analysis of substituting rubber with oil palm in privatized plantations in Sri Lanka. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 15: 31-38.

  24. Kularatne, J.S. and H. Takeya, 2004. Crop changes in the rubber plantations-financial and some environmental aspects. Japanese J. Farm Manage., 42: 113-118.

  25. Kularatne, J.S. and H. Takeya, 2003. Privatization of the plantation sector in Sri Lanka: Financial, economic and environmental aspects. J. Rubber Res. Institute Sri Lanka, 86: 23-31.

  26. Kasumi, I.T.O., T.A.K.E.Y.A. Hiroyuki and O.U.R.A. Yumi, 2003. Expansion of participatory forestry and inter-project collaboration in Nepal. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 14: 45-55.

  27. Ito, K., H. Takeya and Y. Aura, 2003. NGO Involvement in bilateral aid projects for community forestry in Nepal. J. Ext. Syst., 19: 6-21.

  28. Herath, P.H.M.U. and H. Takeya, 2003. Factors determining intercropping by rubber smallholders in Sri Lanka: A logit analysis. Agric. Econ., 29: 159-168.
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  29. Mei, L., H. Takeya and F. Xu, 2002. Analysis of influential factors on Engel's co-efficient in rural China. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 12: 44-52.

  30. Helmi and H. Takeya, 2002. Rotational Irrigation and water allocation under water resource limitation in Indonesia-a case study of Baro Raya Irrigation area, ache province. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 12: 27-35.

  31. Helath, P.H.M.U. and H. Takeya, 2002. Different producer levels in the rubber sector in Sri Lanka: Competitiveness and comparative advantage. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 12: 36-43.

  32. Helath, P.H.M.U. and H. Takeya, 2002. An analysis of replanting in the smallholder rubber sector in Sri Lanka. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 13: 11-18.

  33. Takeya, H., 2001. Operational performance of water allocation model; FPR (factor palawija relative) in Indonesia-a case study of baro raya irrigation area. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 11: 12-20.

  34. Mei, L., H. Takeya and F. Xu, 2001. The influence of price and income change on food consumption by income group in Chinese rural households. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 12: 55-65.

  35. Mei, L., F. Xu and H. Takeya, 2001. The prospect for grain demand in China. Hop Bull., 8: 81-88.

  36. Hossain, M.A. and H. Takeya, 2001. Rural poor and the agricultural linkage of the Grameen bank. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 11: 59-69.

  37. Helmi and H. Takeya, 2001. Analysis of operational harmonization of water allocation in a public irrigation system in Indonesia-a case study of Baro Raya irrigation area. Zb. Bioteh. Fak. Univ. Ljubli. Kmet, 77: 71-87.

  38. Xe, F. and H. Takeya, 2000. Fee-charging extension in China: Implications and function. J. Ext. Syst., 16: 58-67.

  39. Hossain, M.A., H. Takeya and S.M.M. Rahman, 2000. Sustainability of the Grameen bank: Findings from branch-level survey. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 11: 29-38.

  40. Xe, F. and H. Takeya, 1998. The role of rural grassroots in Chinese extension activities during the cultural revolution. J. Agric. Ext. Res., 3: 72-81.

  41. Xe, F. and H. Takeya, 1998. Development of Chinese agricultural extension system during 1950-1965. J. Agric. Ext. Res., 3: 62-71.

  42. Hossain, M.A. and H. Takeya, 1998. The diversified and decentralized aspects of the Grameen bank-on the system management, functions and activity analysis. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 9: 38-50.

  43. Hossain, M.A. and H. Takeya, 1998. Grassroots people's activities and the managerial aspects of the Grameen bank at the centre. J. Rural Food Econ., 44: 42-57.

  44. Hossain, M.A. and H. Takeya, 1997. The validity of the development paradigm of the Grameen Bank. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 7: 60-72.

  45. Issam, A.W.M. and H. Takeya, 1996. Macroeconomic adjustment and the performance of the agricultural sector in sub-Saharan Africa. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 6: 40-51.

  46. Issam, A.W.M. and H. Takeya, 1995. Agricultural systems and resource productivities in Sahelian Africa. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 5: 70-80.

  47. Issam, A.W.M. and H. Takeya, 1994. Agricultural development, rural poverty and income distribution in Sudan. J. Agric. Dev. Stud., 4: 1-11.

  48. Takeya, H., 1991. Industrial restructuring and agricultural organization in Japan. Rivista Internazionale Scienze Economiche Commerciali, 38: 1081-1097.
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