Agriculture and Human Values
1984 - 2026
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Volume 43, issue 2, 2026
- Conserving what? How climate strategies sidelined biodiversity in Biden’s funding for “conservation” programs tied to U.S. agriculture pp. 1-18

- Kim Burnett and Nathalie Gatti
- Imagining agriculture in exile: negotiating institutional visions and everyday farming in a Tibetan refugee settlement in South India pp. 1-17

- Hanna Geschewski and Anwesha Dutta
- Analyzing policy discourse for agroecological possibilities: a theoretical and methodological contribution pp. 1-15

- Lia R. Kelinsky-Jones and Colin Anderson
Volume 43, issue 1, 2026
- Jennifer Clapp: Titans of Industrial Agriculture: How a few giant corporations came to dominate the farm sector and why it matters pp. 1-3

- Laurel Levin
- Governing by imaginaries? Regulatory legitimization of genome-edited foods in Japan pp. 1-18

- Tomiko Yamaguchi
- Strategic adaptation in restrictive contexts: navigating threats and opportunities through advocacy in Uganda pp. 1-18

- Ronald Byaruhanga
- Adaptation isn’t for farmers: narratives of injustice around climate adaptation in Irish agriculture pp. 1-18

- Alice Brawley-Chesworth, Danny Marks and Darren Clarke
- From labels to land: information acquisition and precautionary behaviors of pesticide use in India pp. 1-18

- Pritam Mitra, Samir Huseynov and Ruiqing Miao
- “Eat Prairie Lobster”: the limitations of agrarian revival as a strategy of producing insect edibility and constructing future food imaginaries in the American Midwest pp. 1-18

- Paolina Lu
- Multi-stakeholder governance and precarious labour: Rethinking worker participation in the Equitable Food Initiative pp. 1-18

- Erika Borrelli
- Baladi politics: the social life of an untranslatable agro-culinary category in Israel/Palestine pp. 1-17

- Rafi Grosglik, Ariel Handel and Daniel Monterescu
- Uncomfortable trade-offs in plant protection – public perceptions of chemical and biotechnology options pp. 1-17

- Angela Bearth and Arnout R. H. Fischer
- ‘That’s the life of the poor’: governmentality, development discourses, and the production of precarious subjectivity in Rural Brazil pp. 1-17

- Luciano Mendes and Elisa Yoshie Ichikawa
- Unpacking women farmers: a quantitative analysis of identities, activities, and attitudes from Iowa pp. 1-17

- Carly Nichols and Silvia Secchi
- Fermenting value on Vietnamese coffee farms: working knowledge and the production of quality pp. 1-17

- Skylar Lindsay
- Social reproduction and agrarian change: gendered harms in Bangladesh’s vegetable transition pp. 1-17

- Poushali Bhattacharjee and Marion Werner
- A typology of food assistance models pp. 1-17

- Diana Eyers-White, Tahna Pettman, John Coveney, Jon Buckley, Ian Goodwin-Smith and Svetlana Bogomolova
- Against ‘technology adoption’: troubling a dominant concept through biodiverse farmers’ in-difference to digital agriculture pp. 1-17

- Mascha Gugganig, Sarah Marquis, Olivia Doggett and Kelly Bronson
- Becoming agricultural extensionists: the social production of career aspirations among agricultural graduates in Northwest Cambodia pp. 1-17

- Ru Hui Foong, Ariane Utomo, Caitlin Finlayson, Touch Van and Brian Robert Cook
- When meal plans substitute for prescription pads: the contested terrain of the food-is-medicine concept pp. 1-17

- Michael Carolan
- Toward digital community economies: California’s alternative food networks navigating market digitalization pp. 1-17

- Sasha Pesci and Ryan E. Galt
- Updates to how women farmers are counted in the census of agriculture pp. 1-7

- Katherine Dentzman and Colette DePhelps
- Correction to: A troubling view of food: tensions across matters of fact, concern, and care through the case of raw milk pp. 1-1

- Michael Carolan
- Safely poisoned: ontological politics of Eu’s pesticide regulation pp. 1-21

- Saana Hokkanen
- Artificial intelligence and animal farming: a scenario of drivers, barriers, and impacts in 2032 pp. 1-29

- Mark Ryan and Vincent Blok
- Gender attitudes in agriculture and positivity bias: a survey experiment in four countries in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 1-30

- Catherine Ragasa, Isabel Lambrecht, Ning Ma, Steven Cole, Mohammed Ebrahim, Gizaw Desta, Abiro Tigabie Mersha, Bester Tawona Mudereri, Evelyne Kihiu, Christine Kreye and Helen Peter
- Promising in theory, limited in practice: a systematic review on digital agriculture and biodiversity conservation pp. 1-9

- Anja Bless and Thomas Lee
- Land through three approaches pp. 1-9

- Danielle Schmidt-Larios
- Robert Zimdahl (ed.): Key issues in agricultural ethics pp. 1-2

- Frank Yeboah Adusei
- Valeria Siniscalchi: Slow Food: the economy and politics of a global movement pp. 1-2

- V. Kalyani and Fayaz Ahmad Paul
- Ben Jamieson Stanley: Precarious eating: narrating environmental harm in the Global South pp. 1-2

- John G. Haselhorst
- Beyond the productivist ideal: understanding the drivers of land stewardship among amenity migrants transforming agrifood systems in rangelands pp. 1-16

- David Matarrita-Cascante, Sarah McCord, Rafael Landaverde, Cinthy Veintimilla, Morgan Treadwell, Ty J. Werdel, Jenna Likins, Rika Muhl and Jessica D. Ulrich-Schad
- “The group is for the farmer”: circumscribed farmer ownership in fairtrade cooperatives in Ghana pp. 1-16

- Miriam Hird-Younger
- Milk matters: the social imaginaries of plant milks in children’s diets pp. 1-16

- Edmée Ballif and Norah MacKendrick
- Generational renewal in agriculture: What’s the problem represented to be? Deconstructing Policy Representations in Rural Development Programmes across Italian regions pp. 1-16

- F. Consentino, R. McAreavey and I. Peri
- Farming against the Grain: a holistic, qualitative study on Nature Friendly Farming pp. 1-16

- Tatiana Chapman and Antonia Eastwood
- Friends with benefits: What constitutes a ‘benefit’ in Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) for plant genetic resources? pp. 1-14

- Koen Beumer and Anniek Roskam
- How do cross-sector partnerships enable the participation of small retailers in urban food recovery and redistribution? Evidence from Italian cities pp. 1-22

- Giulia Bartezzaghi, Stefano Quaglia and Paola Garrone
- Evaluating efforts to promote food sovereignty among farmers and food access organizations in the Hudson Valley pp. 1-11

- Rachel Dannefer, Katherine Tomaino Fraser, Michelle Lynn Hughes, Megan Larmer, Kate Anstreicher, Sarah Salem and Nevin Cohen
- Whose alternative? Challenges and potential for diversity, equity, and inclusion in German alternative food networks pp. 1-19

- Anton Parisi, Felix Zoll and Faiza Darkhani
- (How) have human behaviour change interventions influenced livestock farmers’ behaviours in relation to One Welfare components? A scoping review pp. 1-19

- Cynthia Joanne Naydani, Lesley Jessiman, Rebecca Doyle and Susan Jarvis
- “Nature is my tacit partner”: professional partnership in decision-making between Finnish regenerative farmers and nature pp. 1-19

- Soja Sädeharju, Maria Höyssä and Arto O. Salonen
- Building climate resilience in the MENA region: a feminist political ecology of agroecology and neglected and underutilized crop species pp. 1-19

- Daniel Amoak, Dina Najjar, Hanson Nyantakyi-Frimpong, Rola El Amil, Fouad Maalouf and Jilal Abderrazek
- Do women lead as well as find employment in wholesale food markets in Nigeria? pp. 1-19

- Olubukola Osuntade, Lenis Saweda O. Liverpool-Tasie, Thomas Reardon, Yinka Kolade, Grace Amadi and Ayala Wineman
- Social norms enable rural collective action: an example from weed management in Australia pp. 1-19

- Kaitlyn Height and Sonia Graham
- Land-based interactions and relationships in a pluralistic agrarian context pp. 1-19

- Mohammed Abubakari and James P. Robson
- When the university meets the grassroots: participatory action research and just transitions in agriculture pp. 1-20

- Ana Fochesatto, Erin B. Lowe and Adena R. Rissman
- The ‘Good Farmer’ and nature conservation through the eyes of agricultural advisors: insights from Slovenia pp. 1-20

- Ana Novak, Tanja Šumrada, Luka Juvančič and Lee-Ann Sutherland
- A framework for assessing the contribution of alternative food initiatives to food system transformations towards sustainability pp. 1-15

- Rebecca Laycock Pedersen and Kimberly A. Nicholas
- Between gourds and saltbush: the politics of race, coloniality, and recognition in Australia’s alternative food movements pp. 1-15

- Angie Sassano
- Is gene editing natural and does it matter? A qualitative analysis of citizen-consumers’ and farmers’ views on the use of new genomic techniques in plants pp. 1-15

- Katriina Huttunen, Janne Artell, Katriina Heinola, Eija Pouta, Alan H. Schulman, Annika Tienhaara, Sirja Viitala and Annukka Vainio
- The matter and the metrics: engineering enzymatic workhorses in service of the planet and a sustainable denim dyeing industry pp. 1-15

- E.V.K. Pihl
- Beyond roles: shared value orientations and attitudes in local food systems pp. 1-15

- Zsófia Benedek, Gusztáv Nemes, Imre Fertő and Zoltán Bakucs
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