Agriculture and Human Values

1984 - 2025

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

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Volume 12, issue 4, 1995

Individualism, efficiency, and domesticity: Ideological aspects of the exploitation of farm families and farm women pp. 2-17

Jane Adams

Farm labor contractors: The processors of new immigrant labor from Mexico for Californian agribusiness pp. 18-46

Fred Krissman

State intervention and farmer creativity: Integrated pest management among rice farmers in Subang, West Java pp. 47-57

Yunita Winarto

Sovereign and property rights over plant genetic resources pp. 58-79

Carlos Correa

Volume 12, issue 3, 1995

Zuni farming and united states government policy: The politics of biological and cultural diversity in agriculture pp. 2-18

David Cleveland, Fred Bowannie, Donald Eriacho, Andrew Laahty and Eric Perramond

Global contested terrain: The case of the tuna-dolphin controversy pp. 19-33

Douglas Constance, Alessandro Bonanno and William Heffernan

The state, hog hotels, and the "right to farm": A curious relationship pp. 34-44

Laura DeLind

Banishment from the “gold mountain” pp. 45-54

A. Krebs

A “curious blend”: The successful farmer in American farm magazines, 1984–1991 pp. 55-68

Gerry Walter

Adopting good samaritan immunity for defendants in the horse industry pp. 69-78

Terence Centner

Volume 12, issue 2, 1995

Livestock in africa: The economics of ownership and production, and the potential for improvement pp. 4-18

M. Meltzer

Constraints to the integration of the contagious caprine pleuropneumonia (CCPP) vaccine into Kenya's animal health delivery system pp. 19-28

Michele Lipner and Ralph Brown

Broken houses: Science and development in the African Savannahs pp. 29-38

Brian Williams, Catherine Campbell and Roy Williams

Development of a private animal health delivery network in North Sumatra, Indonesia pp. 39-44

Izuddin Kartamulia, Artaria Misniwaty and Henk Knipscheer

Information technology in the Costa Rican dairy sector: A key instrument in extension and on-farm research pp. 45-51

Mees Baaijen and Enrique Pérez

Back to the future: Lessons from ethnoveterinary RD&E for studying and applying local knowledge pp. 52-80

Constance McCorkle

An assessment of animal health projects: U.S. Agency for international development, 1960–93 pp. 81-89

Joyce Turk

Evaluation of trypanosomiasis and brucellosis control in cattle herds of Ivory coast pp. 90-94

Emmanuel Camus

Prospects for control of tick-borne diseases in cattle by immunization in eastern, central, and southern Africa pp. 95-106

F. Musisi and J. Lawrence

Volume 12, issue 1, 1995

Do agriculturalists need a new, an ecocentric, ethic? 1994 Presidential address to the agriculture, food, and human values society pp. 2-16

Gary Comstock

Redemptive communities: Indigenous knowledge, colonist farming systems, and conservation of tropical forests pp. 17-30

John Browder

Gender issues and the training of agricultural extensionists in Malawi pp. 31-38

Pamela Riley

Off the treadmill? Technology and tourism in the north American maple syrup industry pp. 39-47

C. Hinrichs

Ethical concerns and risk perceptions associated with different applications of genetic engineering: Interrelationships with the perceived need for regulation of the technology pp. 48-57

Lynn Frewer and Richard Shepherd

Notes from the field: A “countryside parliament” pp. 58-59

David Vail

Book reviews pp. 60-68

Shripad Deo, John Lockwood, Gregory Johnson and Mark Lapping

Volume 11, issue 4, 1994

From the guest editors pp. 1-3

Kate Clancy, Jan Poppendieck and Jo Powers

Uneasy sacrifice: The politics of United States famine relief, 1945–48 pp. 4-18

Amy Bentley

Food aid and international hunger crises: The United States in Somalia pp. 19-27

Marion Nestle and Sharron Dalton

Recognizing rationalizations among responses to hunger pp. 28-37

Natalie Dandekar

Conceptualizing hunger in contemporary African policymaking: From technical to community-based approaches pp. 38-46

Christopher Barrett and Joanne Csete

Conceptualizing hunger in contemporary African policymaking: A response pp. 47-49

F. Levinson

Hunger in Canada pp. 50-57

Barbara Davis and Valerie Tarasuk

Celebrating hunger in Michigan: A critique of an emergency food program and an alternative for the future pp. 58-68

Laura DeLind

Dilemmas of emergency food: A guide for the perplexed pp. 69-76

Jan Poppendieck

Commentary social justice and sustainable agriculture: Moving beyond theory pp. 77-83

Kate Clancy

Dignified food security for all pp. 84-86

William Aiken

Educating the hospitality industry to respond to the hungry pp. 99-102

Ann Hales

Realities of hunger: Modern day hunters and gatherers pp. 102-104

Diane Jones

Book reviews pp. 105-108

Elaine Power, Wm. McIntosh and Susan James

Volume 11, issue 2, 1994

From the editors pp. 1-3

Lori Thrupp and Richard Haynes

Participatory research and the race to save the planet: Questions, critique, and lessons from the field pp. 4-25

Dianne Rocheleau

Farmers and researchers: The road to partnership pp. 26-37

Deborah Merrill-Sands and Marie-Hélène Collion

Extending the horizons of agricultural research and extension: Methodological challenges pp. 38-57

Andrea Cornwall, Irene Guijt and Alice Welbourn

Challenging the populist perspective: Rural people's knowledge, agricultural research, and extension practice pp. 58-76

John Thompson and Ian Scoones

Participatory methods in planning & political processes: Linking the grassroots & policies for sustainable development pp. 77-84

Lori Thrupp, Bruce Cabarle and Aaron Zazueta

Studying pastoral women's knowledge in milk processing and marketing — for whose empowerment? pp. 85-95

Ann Waters-Bayer

Transforming extension for sustainable agriculture: The case of integrated pest management in rice in Indonesia pp. 96-108

Niels Röling and Elske Fliert

Participation, empowerment, and farmer evaluations: A comparative analysis of IPM technology generation in Nicaragua pp. 109-125

Kristen Nelson

Exploring the theory and practice of participatory research in US sustainable agriculture: A case study in insect pest management pp. 126-139

Jeff Dlott, Miguel Altieri and Mas Masumoto

Facts, fantasies, and failures of farmer participatory research pp. 140-150

Jeffery Bentley

Participatory methods and empowerment in rural development: Lessons from two experimental workshops with a Chilean NGO pp. 151-158

Thomas Sikor

Farmer participatory approaches to achieve fodder security in south Indian villages pp. 159-167

B. Rajasekaran, D. Warren and Suresh Babu

Staff decision making patterns, village leadership performance, and local institutionalization processes in agricultural and rural development programs pp. 168-177

V. Dhanakumar and Boyd Rossing

Science and people: Honduran campesinos and natural pest control inventions pp. 178-182

Jeffery Bentley, Gonzalo Rodríguez and Ana González

Volume 11, issue 1, 1994

From the editor pp. 1-1

Richard Haynes

Biodiversity, cultural diversity, and food equity pp. 3-9

William Lacy

Assessing the Human Genome Project: Effects on world agriculture pp. 10-18

M. Lesney and V. Smocovitis

Gene technology, food production, and public opinion: A UK study pp. 19-28

Paul Sparks, Richard Shepherd and Lynn Frewer

New frameworks for an old tragedy of the commons and an aging common property resource management pp. 29-36

Emery Roe

Urban sustainable agriculture: The paradox of the chinampa system in Mexico City pp. 37-46

Pablo Torres-Lima, Beatriz Canabal-Cristiani and Gilberto Burela-Rueda

Free trade and environmental economics pp. 47-54

Roger Paden

Book reviews pp. 55-65

Tom Abeles, Joel Schor and Sandra Russo