Agriculture and Human Values

1984 - 2025

Current editor(s): Harvey S. James Jr.

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Volume 14, issue 4, 1997

The December 1997 issue of Agriculture and Human Values pp. 311-312

Richard Haynes

Exclusion, commodification and plant variety rights legislation pp. 313-323

Andrew Alexandra and Adrian Walsh

The wandering commons: A conservation conundrum in the Dominican Republic pp. 325-335

Charles Geisler, Rees Warne and Alan Barton

Greenline parks in France: Les Parcs Naturels Régionaux pp. 337-352

Gilbert LaFreniere

Trees and spaces as emotion and norm laden components of local ecosystems in Nyamaropa communal land, Nyanga District, Zimbabwe pp. 353-372

Alois Mandondo

Deforestation, livelihoods, and the preconditions for sustainable management in Olancho, Honduras pp. 373-386

William Sunderlin

Local knowledge and agricultural decision making in the Philippines: Class, gender and resistance by Virginia D. Nazarea-Sandoval pp. 387-387

Jeffery Bentley

Volume 14, issue 3, 1997

Competing values and moral imperatives: An overview of ethical issues in biological control pp. 205-210

Jeffrey Lockwood

Should arthropod parasitoids and predators be subject to host range testing when used as biological control agents? pp. 211-226

Roy Van Driesche and Mark Hoddle

Biological control of fruit flies in Hawaii: Factors affecting non-target risk analysis pp. 227-236

Jian Duan and Russell Messing

Utilizing a social ethic toward the environment in assessing genetically engineered insect-resistance in trees pp. 237-249

R. James

The ethics of biofungicides – A case study: Trichoderma harzianum ATCC 20476 on Elsanta strawberries against Botrytis cinerea (gray mold) pp. 251-258

Jacques Ricard and Thomas Ricard

The killing fields: Science and politics at Berkeley, California, USA pp. 259-271

Bruce Jennings

Public perceptions of biological control of rabbits in New Zealand: Some ethical and practical issues pp. 273-282

Roger Wilkinson and Gerard Fitzgerald

On the ethics of biological control of insect pests pp. 283-289

Jeffery Bentley and Robert O'Neil

Cuba: Ethics, biological control, and crisis pp. 291-302

Peter Rosset

Biological control and agricultural modernization: Towards resolution of some contradictions pp. 303-310

Miguel Altieri, Peter Rosset and Clara Nicholls

Volume 14, issue 2, 1997

The June 1997 issue of Agriculture and Human Values pp. 109-110

Richard Haynes

1996 Presidential address to the Agriculture, Food, and Human Values Society pp. 111-114

Kate Clancy

Do communitarian values justify Papua New Guinean and/or Fijian systems of land tenure? pp. 115-126

David Lea

The land use patterns and the history of coffee in eastern Chiapas, Mexico pp. 127-143

Robert Rice

Temporal and spatial dimensions of knowledge: Implications for sustainable agriculture pp. 145-158

Andrew Raedeke and J. Rikoon

Sustainability and peasant farming systems: Observations from Zimbabwe pp. 159-168

B.M. Campbell, P. Bradley and S.E. Carter

Household economy and traditional agroforestry systems in western Kenya pp. 169-179

Soniia David

Little things mean a lot: Working with Central American farmers to address the mystery of plant disease pp. 181-189

Stephen Sherwood

Book Reviews pp. 191-191

Lawrence Busch

Book review pp. 192-192

Don Hadwiger

Book review pp. 193-193

George Axinn

Book reviews pp. 194-196

Leland Glenna

Volume 14, issue 1, 1997

Agriculture and Human Values: Past, present, and future directions pp. 1-9

Richard Haynes

Science policy and moral purity: The case of animal biotechnology pp. 11-27

Paul Thompson

How biotechnology regulation sets a risk/ethics boundary pp. 29-43

Les Levidow and Susan Carr

Inquiry for the public good: Democratic participation in agricultural research pp. 45-57

Gerad Middendorf and Lawrence Busch

The bST debate: The relationship between awareness and acceptance of technological advances pp. 59-66

David Smith, J. Skalnik and Patricia Skalnik

‘Objection’ mapping in determining group and individual concerns regarding genetic engineering pp. 67-79

L.J. Frewer, D. Hedderley, C. Howard and R. Shepherd

Initiating home-style issues in a postreform Congress pp. 81-95

William Browne and Won Paik

Volume 13, issue 4, 1996

From the editor pp. 1-1

Richard Haynes

Traditional knowledge and rationale for weaver ant husbandry in the Mekong delta of Vietnam pp. 2-9

Marco Barzman, Nick Mills and Nguyen Thu Cuc

Mexican labor and Oregon agriculture: The changing terrain of conflict pp. 10-20

Robert Dash

Rationality, habitus, and agricultural landscapes: Ethnographic case studies in landscape sociology pp. 21-38

Leland Glenna

How farmers research and learn: The case of arable farmers of East Anglia, UK pp. 39-47

Fergus Lyon

Biodiversity and modern crop varieties: Sharpening the debate pp. 48-63

Robert Tripp

Local knowledge and farmer perceptions of bean diseases in the central African highlands pp. 64-70

Peter Trutmann, Joachim Voss and James Fairhead

Development projects, success or failure? Personal perspectives on an FAO fertilizer project in Nepal pp. 71-74

Anil Shrestha and Purna Chhetri

Book reviews pp. 76-78

Peter Donovan, Cliff Montagne and Mark Lapping

Volume 13, issue 3, 1996

From the editor pp. 1-2

Jacqueline Newman

Cultivating continuity and creating change: Women's home garden practices in northeastern Thailand pp. 3-11

Geraldine Moreno-Black, Prapimporn Somnasang and Sompong Thamathawan

Planners or performers? Reflections on indigenous dryland farming in northern Burkina Faso pp. 12-22

Simon Batterbury

Community food security and environmental justice: Searching for a common discourse pp. 23-32

Robert Gottlieb and Andrew Fisher

Coming in to the foodshed pp. 33-42

Jack Kloppenburg, John Hendrickson and G. Stevenson

Community shared agriculture pp. 43-47

Paul Fieldhouse

Black farmers/farms: The search for equity pp. 48-63

Joel Schor

Comparison of dietary variety and ethnic food consumption among Chinese, Chinese-American, and white American women pp. 64-73

Audrey Spindler and Janice Schultz

Traditional African American foods and African Americans pp. 74-78

Drucilla Byars

Volume 13, issue 2, 1996

From the guest editors pp. 1-2

George Axinn and Rockfeler Herisse

The human capital dimension of collaboration among government, NGOs, and farm families: Comparative advantage, complications, and observations from an Indian case pp. 3-12

R. Alsop, R. Khandelwal, E. Gilbert and J. Farrington

Accountability to members in grassroots organizations: Evidence from India pp. 13-23

Poonam Smith-Sreen

Leaders, leadership, and democratization in West Africa: Observations from the cotton farmers movement in Mali pp. 24-32

R. Bingen

Research, extension, and user partnerships: Models for collaboration and strategies for change pp. 33-41

William Lacy

Collaborations as an alternative to projects: Cornell experience with university-NGO-Government networking pp. 42-51

Norman Uphoff

Supporting collaboration in Collaborative Research pp. 52-61

Patricia Barnes-McConnell

Book reviews pp. 62-74

Kenneth Dahlberg, Nancy Axinn, K. Srinivas, Andrew Zekeri, Paul Armah and George Axinn

Volume 13, issue 1, 1996

From the editor pp. 1-1

Richard Haynes

The ethics of biological control: Understanding the moral implications of our most powerful ecological technology pp. 2-19

Jeffrey Lockwood

Landcare in Australia: Beyond the expert farmer pp. 20-31

Allan Curtis and Terry Lacy

The forest conversion process: A discussion of the sustainability of predominant land uses associated with frontier expansion in the Amazon pp. 32-51

Francisco Pichón

Cowboys, Indians and deforestation: Ethical and environmental issues associated with pastures research in Amazonia pp. 52-58

William Loker

The transformation of the state extensive growth model in Cuba's sugarcane agriculture pp. 59-68

Lázaro Castellanos and Jose Alvarez

“All Sweden Shall Live!” Reinventing community for sustainable rural development pp. 69-77

David Vail

Book reviews pp. 78-85

K. Srinivas, Paul Armah, Arnold Zekeri, John Lockwood and M. Meltzer