Agriculture and Human Values

1984 - 2025

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Volume 8, issue 4, 1991

From the editor pp. 1-2

Richard Haynes

Western hegemony over african agriculture in Southern Rhodesia and its continuing threat to food security in independent zimbabwe pp. 3-18

Sam Page and Helán Page

Export agriculture, ecological disruption, and social inequity: Some effect of pesticides in Southern Honduras pp. 19-29

Douglas Murray

Sustainability, economies of scale, and social instability: Achilles heel of non-traditional export agriculture? pp. 30-37

Peter Rosset

Sustainable agriculture in Michigan: Some missing dimensions pp. 38-45

Laura DeLind

How do communities act? Unique events and purposeful strategies in the formation of an industrial base in rivertown pp. 46-55

Ralph Brown

Agricultural debt restructuring, accounting, and public policy: A study of the Farmers Home Administration pp. 56-71

David Pariser and Adolph Neidermeyer

The restructuring of the agricultural and food system: Social and economic equity in the reshaping of the Agrarian Question and the Food Question pp. 72-82

Alessandro Bonanno

Volume 8, issue 3, 1991

The goals and values of local economic development strategies in rural America pp. 3-9

Thomas Daniels

Is value conflict inherent in rural economic development? An exploratory examination of unrecognized choices pp. 10-18

Peter Meyer and Michael Burayidi

Rural economic development through local self-development strategies pp. 19-24

Cornelia Flora, Jan Flora, Gary Green and Frederick Schmidt

Growth fundamentalism in dying rural towns:Implications for rural development practitioners pp. 25-34

Curtis Stofferahn, Cordell Fontaine, Douglas McDonald, Mike Spletto and Holly Jeanotte

Women's reactions to job loss: The moral dilemmas of a plant closing pp. 35-45

Suzanna Smith

The survival of the black tobacco farmer: Empirical results and policy dilemmas pp. 46-52

Michael Schulman and Barbara Newman

American Indian values and their impact on tribal economic development pp. 53-62

Jerry Stubben

Mentoring revisited: Interventions build international competence pp. 63-66

David Youmans

Local governance and participation in agricultural Development Process in Nigeria pp. 67-72

Segun Famoriyo and E. Ega

Book reviews pp. 73-78

Marilyn Holly, Paul Lasley and Ward Churchill

Volume 8, issue 1, 1991

Managing the fallow: Weeding technology and environmental knowledge in the Krobo district of Ghana pp. 5-13

Kojo Amanor

Indigenous agricultural knowledge systems, human interests, and critical analysis: Reflections on farmer organization in Ecuador pp. 14-24

Anthony Bebbington

Farming systems development: Synthesizing indigenous and scientific knowledge systems pp. 25-36

Christoffel Biggelaar

Indigenous soil and water management in Senegambian rice farming systems pp. 37-48

Judith Carney

Systems of knowledge as systems of domination: The limitations of established meaning pp. 49-58

Kristin Cashman

The indigenous knowledge of ecological processes among peasants in the People's Republic of China pp. 59-66

Paul Chandler

Indigenous rice production and the subtleties of culture change: An example from Borneo pp. 67-84

Carol Colfer

Tools for indigenous agricultural development in Latin America: An anthropologist's perspective pp. 85-92

Les Field

What does "build research on farmer practice" mean? Rice crop establishment (beusani) in eastern India as an illustration pp. 93-98

Sam Fujisaka

Tradition and change in postharvest pest management in Kenya pp. 99-113

Abe Goldman

Building on tradition: Indigenous irrigation knowledge and sustainable development in Asia pp. 114-120

David Groenfeldt

Ethnoagronomy and ethnogastronomy: On indigenous typology and use of biological resources pp. 121-131

Virginia Nazarea-Sandoval

Farmers' extension practice and technology adaptation: Agricultural revolution in 17–19th century Britain pp. 132-148

Jules Pretty

The role of indigenous tillage systems in sustainable food production pp. 149-155

G. Rajaram, D. Erbach and D. Warren

Gender, ecology, and the science of survival: Stories and lessons from Kenya pp. 156-165

Dianne Rocheleau

The future of terrace farming in Yemen: A development dilemma pp. 166-172

Daniel Varisco

Indigenous ecological knowledge systems and development pp. 173-178

Ellen Woodley

Book reviews pp. 179-184

Dennis Warren, Gerard McKiernan, Vassiliki Smocovitis and Lori Thrupp

Volume 7, issue 3, 1990

The Rockefeller Foundation and the green revolution, 1941–1956 pp. 6-18

John Perkins

Scenario: A look toward the future pp. 19-22

Robert Grossmann

Ethical dilemmas posed by recent and prospective developments with respect to agricultural research pp. 23-35

Glenn Johnson

Hungry Brazil pp. 36-46

Glenn Erickson

Eating disorders among women: An historical review of the literature from a women's history perspective pp. 47-55

Sara Alpern

Canada's volunteer NGOs' social forestry projects in the Third World: A preliminary evaluation pp. 56-61

Prem Kumar and K. Sharma

Inappropriate incentives for pesticide use: Agricultural credit requirements in developing countries pp. 62-69

Lori Thrupp

Moral metaphysics, moral revolutions, and environmental ethics pp. 70-79

Roger Paden

Handsome Lake's teachings: The shift from female to male agriculture in Iroquois culture. An essay in ethnophilosophy pp. 80-94

Marilyn Holly

Agricultural economists, human capital, and economic development: How colleges of Agriculture can assist pp. 95-100

John Waelti

A note on the methodology of the Arvin-Dinuba study pp. 101-101

Walter Goldschmidt

Both urban and rural interests have a stake in the “farm” bill: A report on roundtable discussions of the 1990 agricultural legislation pp. 102-106

Laurian Unnevehr

Book reviews pp. 107-131

Christopher Vecsey, Lawrence Busch, Robert Mazur, S. Titilola, Joel Schor, Don Hadwiger, E. Peterson, Lorraine Garkovich, Scott Collard and Tony Smith

Volume 7, issue 2, 1990

Editor's introduction forests, peasants, and state: Values and policy pp. 2-5

Ronald Herring

Human settlement and colonization in the Sundarbans, 1200–1750 pp. 6-16

Richard Eaton

Long-term transformations in the Sundarbans wetlands forests of Bengal pp. 17-33

John Richards and Elizabeth Flint

Uses, values, and use values of the Sundarbans pp. 34-39

Jnanabrata Bhattacharyya

Local government and rural development in the bengal Sundarbans: An inquiry in managing common property resources pp. 40-51

Harry Blair

The role of foreign assistance and commercial interests in the exploitation of the Sundarbans pp. 52-60

Florence McCarthy

The fish communities and fisheries of the Sundarbans: Development assistance and dilemmas of the aquatic commons pp. 61-72

Walter Rainboth

Common law, common property, and common enemy: Notes on the political geography of water resources management for the Sundarbans area of Bangladesh pp. 73-87

James Wescoat

Rethinking the commons pp. 88-104

Ronald Herring

Book reviews pp. 105-116

Conner Bailey, Mike Skaldany, Roger Paden, Ronnie Hawkins and Tony Smith

Volume 7, issue 1, 1990

Agrarianism and the American philosophical tradition pp. 3-8

Paul Thompson

Jefferson's yeoman farmer as frontier hero a self defeating mythic structure pp. 9-19

Tarla Peterson

Emerson and the agricultural midworld pp. 20-26

Robert Corrington

Does metaphysics rest on an agrarian foundation? A deweyan answer and critique pp. 27-32

Armen Marsoobian

The land as a social being: Ethical implications from societal expectations pp. 33-38

George Stickel

Personhood and the land pp. 39-43

James Campbell

Book reviews pp. 44-61

Marilyn Holly, Roger Paden, Jerry Moles, Mark Lapping, Suzanna Smith and Conner Bailey