International Journal of Agricultural Resources, Governance and Ecology
2000 - 2023
From Inderscience Enterprises Ltd Bibliographic data for series maintained by Sarah Parker (). Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.
Volume 7, issue 6, 2008
- Accounting precautionary measures in agriculture through pathway analysis: the case of the Environmental Farm Plan pp. 437-449

- Robert J. Summers, Ryan Plummer and John E. FitzGibbon
- Evolving more sustainable agriculture in the Cameron Highlands, Malaysia pp. 450-468

- C.J. Barrow, N.W. Chan and Tarmiji Bin Masron
- Empirical analysis of experts' perspectives on the Multifunctionality of Agriculture in China and Finland pp. 469-490

- Qiuzhen Chen and John Sumelius
- How does local governance affect project outcomes? Experience from a Participatory Forestry (PF) project in Bangladesh pp. 491-506

- Tapan Kumar Nath and Makoto Inoue
Volume 7, issue 4/5, 2008
- Multifunctionality: refocusing a spreading, loose and fashionable concept for looking at sustainability? pp. 301-318

- Patrick Caron, Ernest Reig-Martínez, Dirk Roep, Werner Hediger, Tristan Le Cotty, Denis Barthelemy, Anna Hadynska, Jakub Hadynski, Henk A. Oostindie and Eric Sabourin
- Multifunctionality: epistemic diversity and concept oriented research clusters pp. 319-338

- Patrick Caron, Ernest Reig-Martínez, Dirk Roep, Werner Hediger, Tristan Le Cotty, Denis Barthelemy, Anna Hadynska, Jakub Hadynski, Henk A. Oostindie and Eric Sabourin
- Farm models and economic valuation in the context of multifunctionality: a review of approaches from France, Germany, The Netherlands and Portugal pp. 339-360

- Peter Zander, Jeroen C.J. Groot, Etienne Josien, Isabella Karpinski, Andrea Knierim, Burghard C. Meyer, Livia Madureira, Tina Rambonilaza and Walter A.H. Rossing
- Multifunctionality of agricultural activities, changing rural identities and new institutional arrangements pp. 361-385

- Henk Renting, Henk Oostindie, Catherine Laurent, Gianluca Brunori, Dominique Barjolle, Anne Moxnes Jervell, Leo Granberg and Maarit Heinonen
- Review of studies on the establishment and management of policies for multifunctionality pp. 386-398

- John Sumelius and Stefan Backman
- Evaluation of policies in terms of the multifunctionality of agriculture and rural space: more integrative conceptual and analytical frameworks needed pp. 399-418

- Karlheinz Knickel and Melanie Kroger
- Conclusion: Which perspectives for future research on multifunctionality of agriculture and rural areas? pp. 419-436

- Dominique Cairol, Emilie Coudel, Karlheinz Knickel and Patrick Caron
Volume 7, issue 3, 2008
- An analysis of some paradoxes in alternative agriculture and a vision of sustainability for future food systems pp. 199-210

- Inno Onwueme, Bruno Borsari and Walter Leal Filho
- Experiments in sustainable rural livelihood in Finland pp. 211-228

- Pekka Jokinen, Marja Jarvela, Suvi Huttunen and Antti Puupponen
- Sustainable rural tourism development based on agricultural resources: the eco-inn initiative in Taiwan pp. 229-242

- Nae-Wen Kuo
- Comparing conventional and certified organic cotton supply chains: the case of Mali pp. 243-255

- Salem Lakhal, Hamadoun Sidibe and Souad H'Mida
- Governance and social learning in the management of Non-Wood Forest Products in community forests in Cameroon pp. 256-275

- H. Carolyn Peach Brown, Louise E. Buck and James P. Lassoie
Volume 7, issue 1/2, 2008
- What makes organic agriculture move: protest, meaning or market? A polyocular approach to the dynamics and governance of organic agriculture pp. 5-22

- Hugo Fjelsted Alroe and Egon Noe
- Goals and standards in Swedish organic farming: trading off between desirables pp. 23-39

- Rebecka Milestad, Maria Wivstad, Vonne Lund and Ulrika Geber
- Organic policy in Austria: greening and greenwashing pp. 40-50

- Markus Schermer
- Policy instruments in support of organic farming in Austria pp. 51-62

- Norbert Gleirscher
- Values of organic producers converting at different times: results of a focus group study in five European countries pp. 63-77

- Susanne Padel
- Factors influencing the conversion to organic farming in Norway pp. 78-95

- Matthias Koesling, Ola Flaten and Gudbrand Lien
- Patterns of resource use on Danish organic farms: aspects of farm-based rural development pp. 96-109

- Pia Frederiksen and Vibeke Langer
- The organic food market in Portugal: contested meanings, competing conventions pp. 110-125

- Monica Truninger
- Looking for alternatives: the construction of the organic beef chain in Mugello, Tuscany pp. 126-143

- Gianluca Brunori, Raffaella Cerruti, Stefania Medeot and Adanella Rossi
- How embedded are organic fresh fruit and vegetables at Irish farmers' markets and what does the answer say about the organic movement? An exploration, using three models pp. 144-157

- Oliver Moore
- Ecocertification, differentiation in retailing and upstream market power pp. 158-173

- Lisette Ibanez and Jacques Laye
- Bottling water, greening farmers: the socio-technical and managerial construction of a 'dispositif' for underground water quality protection pp. 174-197

- Marc Barbier
Volume 6, issue 6, 2007
- Diffusion of innovations and indigenous cultures: a step towards adaptability pp. 600-611

- Adil Salih
- Indigenous knowledge and fast moving consumer goods: are we seeing some tradeoffs? pp. 612-625

- G.D. Bino Paul and K. Sankaran
- In search of solvency: changing agricultural governance in an ethnic minority autonomous region of southwest China pp. 626-641

- Yongxiang Li and Bryan Tilt
- Technology transfer for agro-industries in developing nations: a Caribbean perspective pp. 642-665

- C.K. Sankat, K.F. Pun and C.B. Motilal
- Forces of globalisation, dynamism and diversity in the agro-ecological production system: a study in sustainable development from a hill tribe in Western Himalayas pp. 666-678

- Syed Aiman Raza
- Cows and kin: innovations and issues in post-Soviet indigenous communities pp. 679-692

- Susan A. Crate
- Technology producers meeting indigenous users: the case of Sami network connectivity pp. 693-705

- Maria Uden and Avri Doria
Volume 6, issue 4/5, 2007
- Editorial: agriculture in Turkey – structural change, sustainability and EU-compatibility pp. 429-439

- Philipp Aerni
- The challenge of integrating EU and Turkish agricultural markets and policies pp. 440-459

- Harald Grethe
- Cold Turkey? Dealing with agricultural trade liberalisation pp. 460-482

- David Vanzetti, Ralf H. Peters and Laurent Charlet
- Rural transformation in Turkey 1980–2004: case studies from three regions pp. 483-513

- Baris Karapinar
- Policy formation in the process of implementing agricultural reform in Turkey pp. 514-532

- A. Halis Akder
- Perceptions and practices of farmers towards the salinity problem: the case of Harran Plain, Turkey pp. 533-551

- Fikret Adaman and Gokhan Ozertan
- GM cotton and its possible contributions to environmental sustainability and rural development in Turkey pp. 552-575

- Gokhan Ozertan and Philipp Aerni
- Making use of biotechnology applications in Turkish agriculture: Why is it not yet happening? pp. 576-591

- Dilek Cetindamar
Volume 6, issue 3, 2007
- Assessing the role of voluntary environmental management arrangements in agriculture: an Australian perspective pp. 296-315

- Neil Gunningham
- Effect of urbanisation on the adoption of environmental management systems in Canadian agriculture pp. 316-325

- Udith Jayasinghe-Mudalige, Alfons Weersink, B. Deaton and Mike Trant
- Enhancing the social content of environmental management systems in Australian agriculture pp. 326-340

- Genevieve Carruthers and Frank Vanclay
- Farm management systems and voluntary action: what can Germany learn from Canada? pp. 341-359

- Andrea Knierim
- Impacts of voluntary agri-environmental measures on Austria's agriculture pp. 360-377

- Ika Darnhofer and Walter Schneeberger
- Insurance regarding radical uncertainty: approaches in France and in Germany for sewage sludge land spreading pp. 378-392

- Sylvie Lupton
- Certification of sustainable forest management: differentiation strategies and asymmetric information pp. 393-414

- Sandrine Costa and Lisette Ibanez
- From public to private safety regulation? The case of negotiated agreements in the French fresh produce import industry pp. 415-427

- Jean-Marie Codron, M'hand Fares and Elodie Rouviere
Volume 6, issue 2, 2007
- Building on the positive: an actor innovation systems approach to finding and promoting pro poor natural resources institutional and technical innovations pp. 144-164

- Stephen Biggs
- Network architecture, barter exchange and the diffusion of ideas pp. 165-178

- Robin Cowan and Nicolas Jonard
- A conceptual framework for managing information flow in innovation systems pp. 179-193

- Tugrul Temel
- Analysing organisational learning capacity as a window on the national agricultural innovation system: a participatory approach in Nicaragua pp. 194-221

- Charles Staver, Elia Kuan, Danilo Padilla, Falguni Guharay, Mario Lopez and Danilo Saavedra
- Induced technical and institutional change in tropical agriculture pp. 222-239

- Vernon Ruttan
- Public–private partnerships for agricultural innovation: concepts and experiences from 124 cases in Latin America pp. 240-255

- Frank Hartwich and Jaime Tola
- Changing paradigms for organising R&D: agricultural research and the creation of the PROINPA Foundation in Bolivia pp. 256-276

- A. Gandarillas, J. Blajos, G. Aguirre, A. Devaux and G. Thiele
- International trade as a source of economic growth: trade barriers and institutions pp. 277-291

- Terry Roe
Volume 6, issue 1, 2007
- Pollution-reducing and resource-saving technological progress pp. 5-44

- Dagmar Nelissen and Till Requate
- Interest of site-specific pollution control policies: the case of nitrate pollution from agriculture pp. 45-59

- Anne Lacroix, Francois Bel, A. Mollard and E. Sauboua
- A dynamic analysis of nonpoint pollution control instruments in agriculture pp. 60-78

- Yolanda Martinez, Elena Calvo and Jose Albiac
- Efficiency and innovation offsets in non-point source pollution control and the role of education pp. 79-95

- Ada Wossink and Zulal Sogutlu Denaux
- Hedonic analysis of farmland prices: the case of Aragon pp. 96-110

- Azucena Gracia, Luis Perez y Perez and Ana Sanjuán López
- Trading off risks and benefits when valuing new GM technologies: a consumer perspective pp. 111-123

- Maria Loureiro and Marcia Bugbee
- Economic analysis of the reuse of water reclamation in the irrigation of vineyards pp. 124-139

- Luis Segui
| |