Marian Lubag
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About
Marian Lubag is an emerging scholar whose research sits at the intersection of agricultural economics, supply chain management, and rural development. Her work focuses on understanding how technology-intensified agricultural supply chains (ASCs) can transform the quality of life in hinterland communities—those remote, rural areas often disconnected from mainstream markets. In her most-cited paper, "Diversified Impacts of Enabling a Technology-Intensified Agricultural Supply Chain on the Quality of Life in Hinterland Communities" (2023, 27 citations), Lubag provides a nuanced analysis of how digital tools and infrastructure improvements can reshape the post-harvest journey from farmer to consumer. She maps the complex interactions among stakeholders—farmers, trading centers, and consumers—to reveal both the opportunities and challenges of technological adoption. While her citation count is modest, reflecting her early career stage, her work is notable for its timely focus on sustainable rural development and food system resilience. Lubag’s research offers valuable insights for policymakers and practitioners seeking to bridge the urban-rural divide through smart agricultural logistics.
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