International Journal of Agricultural Resources, Governance and Ecology

2000 - 2023

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Volume 2, issue 3/4, 2003

Hot spots in animal agriculture, emerging federal environmental policies and the potential for efficiency and innovation offsets pp. 228-242

Ada Wossink and Frank Wefering

Eco-innovations and industrial organisation: a review of complementary explanations of unsustainable economic paths pp. 243-261

S. Salman Hussain

Environmental regulation and corporate strategies in the fertiliser industry pp. 262-294

Anthony Bartzokas

The contribution of agricultural input industries to agricultural innovation pp. 295-311

Johannes Roseboom

Role of knowledge in the adoption of new agricultural technologies: an approach and an application pp. 312-327

Mohammad Jabbar, M.A. Mohamed Saleem, Solomon Gebreselassie and Hailu Beyene

Modernisation in agriculture: what makes a farmer adopt an innovation? pp. 328-342

Paul Diederen, Hans Meijl and Arjan Wolters

The evaluation of the national food technology programme: the articulation of the Spanish food innovation system pp. 343-360

Ignacio Fernandez-de-Lucio, Fernando Jimenez-Saez, Antonio Gutierrez-Gracia and Elena Castro-Martinez

Quality assurance mechanisms in agrifood: the case of the Spanish fresh meat sector pp. 361-382

Manuel Gonzalez-Diaz, Marta Fernandez Barcala and Benito Arruñada

Technological capabilities in multinational agribusiness pp. 383-398

Oscar Alfranca, Ruth Rama and Nicholas von Tunzelmann

Non-trade concerns in WTO trade negotiations: legal and legitimate reasons for revising the "box" system pp. 399-410

James R. Simpson and Thomas J. Schoenbaum

Volume 2, issue 2, 2003

Female participation in decision making in agricultural households in Kenya: empirical findings pp. 103-124

Clement Tisdell

The income and property of women in the agriculture and tourism sectors pp. 125-139

Greet Overbeek

Whose money is it? Cattle production and household income allocation in Southern Veracruz, Mexico pp. 140-152

Veronica Vazquez-Garcia

Ojala que llueva algo en el campo: unanticipated influences and development pp. 153-166

Heather McIlvaine-Newsad

Deprivation of females in Kondh-dominated villages in rural Orissa: evidence and economic explanations pp. 167-186

Clement Tisdell

Gender role flexibility and smallholder survival pp. 187-200

Constantina Safilios-Rothschild

Factors that influence farm women to advocate the adoption of environmentally benign agricultural production practices pp. 201-219

Tracy R. Bridges, Ted L. Napier

Volume 2, issue 1, 2002

Grounding the ecological economics paradigm with ten core principles pp. 1-21

Philip A. Lawn

Rethinking contingent valuation: ethics versus defensibility? pp. 22-36

Mark Morrison

The evolution of institutions in transition pp. 37-58

F.W. Gatzweiler, K. Hagedorn

A novel mediating participatory modelling: the self-design process to accompany collective decision making pp. 59-74

Patrick d'Aquino, Christophe Le Page, Francois Bousquet, Alassane Bah

Motivating factors and barriers to sustainable consumer behaviour [1] pp. 75-88

Sigrid Stagl, Sabine U. O'Hara

Volume 1, issue 3/4, 2001

Pluralism and the less powerful: accommodating multiple interests in local forest management pp. 199-222

Eva Wollenberg, Jon Anderson, David Edmunds

Plural perspectives and institutional dynamics: challenges for local forest management pp. 223-242

Melissa Leach, James Fairhead

Forest management as political practice: Indian experiences with the accommodation of multiple interests pp. 243-263

Amita Baviskar

Understanding the approaches for accommodating multiple stakeholders' interests pp. 264-285

Ricardo Ramirez

Multiple interest accommodation in African forest management projects: between pragmatism and theoretical coherence pp. 286-305

Martine Antona, Didier Babin

Accommodating multiple interests in local forest management: a focus on facilitation, actors and practices pp. 306-326

Paul G.H. Engel, Anouk Hoeberichts, Laurent Umans

Integral local development: "accommodating multiple interests" through entrustment and accountable representation pp. 327-350

Jesse C. Ribot

Volume 1, issue 2, 2001

Models of sustainability and sustainable development pp. 109-123

Mark Diesendorf

Land degradation in developing countries: what is the problem? pp. 124-135

Patrick Webb

Nitrogen pollution control in the European Union: challenging the requirements of the Nitrates Directive with the Agenda 2000 proposals pp. 136-144

Floor Brouwer, Petra Hellegers, Marga Hoogeveen, Harry Luesink

Relating paradigms: what do transdisciplinary researchers need to know about interdisciplinary science? pp. 145-154

Lorrae van Kerkhoff

Economics and gender: issues of environment and valuation pp. 155-177

Kristin M. Jakobsson, Andrew K. Dragun

Sustainable development, gender inequality and human resource capital pp. 178-192

Clement Tisdell

Volume 1, issue 1, 2000

Coevolution, agricultural practices and sustainability: some major social and ecological issues pp. 6-16

Clement Tisdell

Land, labour and the anthropology of work: towards sustainable livelihoods pp. 17-27

John Gowdy and Klaus Hubacek

Adaptive management: potential and limitations for ecological governance pp. 28-42

Janice Jiggins, Niels Roling

Local governance: a model of sustainable rural resource management for the Third World pp. 43-55

David Barkin

An integrated approach to land use management for conserving agroecosystem biodiversity in the context of global change pp. 56-67

P.S. Ramakrishnan

Economy-wide sources of agricultural expansion in developing countries pp. 68-76

Ian Coxhead, Douglas Southgate

Towards sustainable food and farming systems in industrialised countries pp. 77-94

Jules Pretty

Costs of land use for conservation in Central Europe and future agricultural policy pp. 95-108

Ulrich Hampicke and Dieter Roth