Agriculture and Human Values

1984 - 2025

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

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1985

The Land, the Agrarian Tradition, and the Common Good: Introduction to a colloquium pp. 4-5

Mary English

Agricultural land: A question of values pp. 6-13

Pierre Crosson

The rural crisis: A response to martin strange pp. 14-15

Deborah Markley

God and land pp. 16-27

M. Meeks

A sense of soil: Agricultural conservation and American culture pp. 28-35

Donald Worster

Land, Agriculture and the Long View pp. 36-40

Robert Healy

Agricultural ethics at state universities: Why no input from the theologians? pp. 41-46

Richard Baer

Theology and Agricultural Ethics in the State University a reply to Richard Baer pp. 47-53

Michael Eldridge

Book reviews pp. 54-75

John Lyon, Jan Wojcik, Sara Ebenreck, Kristin Shrader-Frechette, Nicholas Ellig, Lawrence Busch, Larry Laird, Marcie Brewster, Donald Voth and John Perkins

In the field pp. 76-77

Roger Paden

Agriculture in history of science and technology curricula pp. 78-81

Donald Beaver

Volume 2, issue 3, 1985

The first farmers in the Ohio country pp. 5-13

R. Hurt

Native American crop diversity, genetic resource conservation, and the policy of neglect pp. 14-17

Gary Nabhan

The crisis in American Indian and non-Indian farming pp. 18-24

Theodore Downing

Land loss as a cause of unrest among the rural spanish-American village population of northern New Mexico pp. 25-39

Clark Knowlton

Problems of landownership and inheritance among black smallholders pp. 40-44

Michael Schulman, Patricia Garrett, Regina Luginbuhl and Jody Greene

Potential for increasing income of black small farmers in North Carolina pp. 45-48

Albert Yeboah and Karl Wright

Survival strategies of small, part-time, black Florida farmers: A response to structural change pp. 49-56

Christina Gladwin and Robert Zabawa

Ethnic farmers and the Pike Place Market: A brief history of ethnic farming in Western Washington pp. 57-59

Steven Evans

Labor in California agriculture pp. 60-67

Philip Martin

The changing ethnic composition of farmworkers in Dade County, Florida pp. 68-70

Peggy Webster

‘I never knew they existed’: The invisible Haitian migrant worker pp. 71-75

Tito Craige

Anachronisms or rising stars: The black land-grant college system pp. 76-79

Joel Schor

Book reviews pp. 80-85

Christopher Vecsey and Jerald Milanich

Cultural pluralism and regional realities: A report from the inter-American congress of philosophy (Guadalajara, 1985) pp. 86-88

Thomas Auxter

Volume 2, issue 2, 1985

Letters to the editor pp. 4-4

Kathleen Delate

Philosophical foundations for agrarianism pp. 5-14

James Montmarquet

Poetry and self-knowledge in rural life pp. 15-27

Thomas Auxter

Agricultural development and the quality of life: An anthropological view pp. 28-35

Peggy Barlett and Peter Brown

The family farm: Caught in the contradictions of American values pp. 36-43

Francis Lappe

Issues in the analysis of contemporary farm protest pp. 44-47

Nicholas Ellig

Agriculture and the internationalization of the united states economy pp. 48-53

Charles Wood

Rationality of new technology for small farmers in the tropics pp. 54-59

Charles Francis

Sociopolitical implications of stability in agriculture pp. 60-62

Brian Schultz

Agricultural development and environmental policy: Conceptual issues pp. 63-70

Bryan Norton

The seen and the unseen: Agricultural and rural history in American survey textbooks pp. 71-77

David Danbom

The land-grant system: A sociological perspective on value conflicts and ethical issues pp. 78-95

Frederick Buttel

Volume 2, issue 1, 1985

From the editor pp. 1-4

Cornelia Flora and Richard Haynes

Women and agriculture pp. 5-12

Cornelia Flora

The role of farm women in american history: Areas for additional research pp. 13-17

Joan Jensen

A commentary on research on American farmwomen pp. 19-30

Peggy Ross

Women's work in the U.S.: Variations by regions pp. 31-39

Carolyn Sachs

Values and goals of Florida farm women: Do they help the family farm survive? pp. 40-47

Christina Gladwin

Research in progress: Case studies of family adaptation to changing resources and environments pp. 48-51

M. Sontag and Margaret Bubolz

Science and farm women's work: The agrarian origins of home economic extension pp. 52-55

Jane Knowles

Extension systems and modern farmers in developing countries pp. 56-59

Celia Weidemann

The underside of development: Agricultural development and women in Zambia pp. 60-67

Anita Spring and Art Hansen

Book reviews pp. 68-73

Meredith Smith and Cornelia Flora

In the field pp. 74-75

Roger Paden

Volume 1, issue 4, 1984

From the editor pp. 1-2

Richard Haynes

Ethical issues in private and public ranch land management and ownership pp. 3-16

Charles Blatz

Moral conflict in agriculture: Conquest or moral coevolution? pp. 17-25

Philip Shepard

The American wisdom literature of farming pp. 26-37

Jan Wojcik

Societal implications of changes in the organization of agricultural production pp. 38-44

Joseph Molnar and Lionel Beaulieu

Towards a grassroots approach to rural development in the third world pp. 45-48

Miguel Altieri

Book reviews pp. 49-55

Sara Ebenreck, Robert Hessels, Joel Schor and Kenneth Dahlberg

Volume 1, issue 3, 1984

Stopping the raid on soil: Ethical reflections on "sodbusting" legislation pp. 3-9

Sara Ebenreck

Commentary pp. 10-14

Gary Lynne

Agriculture, Property, and procedural justice pp. 15-28

Kristin Shrader-Frechette

Commentary pp. 29-30

Gene Wunderlich

Social ethics and land reform: The case of el salvador pp. 31-36

Laurence Simon

Commentary pp. 36-36

Hugh Popenoe

Book reviews pp. 37-48

Bernard Rollin, Stanley Curtis, Richard Hiers and Roger Paden

Course syllabus pp. 49-50

Gigi Berardi

Volume 1, issue 2, 1984

From the editor pp. 1-2

Richard Haynes

Suggestions for overcoming obstacles to research in the history of agricultural sciences and technology pp. 3-5

Margaret Rossiter

The central theme of American agricultural history pp. 6-8

Richard Kirkendall

The agricultural foundations of civilization pp. 9-12

Thomas Wessel

Incorporating agricultural policy and local government into the curriculum pp. 13-16

Don Hadwiger

What philosophers can learn from Agriculture pp. 17-19

Paul Thompson

The role of physical scientists in Agriculture pp. 20-22

Alfred Ordman

Molecular approaches to agricultural genetics and their relevance to the liberal arts curriculum pp. 23-24

Douglas Burks

Starting programs without external funding pp. 25-28

Robert Landen

Book reviews pp. 29-35

Frederick Buttel, Mary Dailey, Theodore Downing and Maynard Kaufman

Films on Food and Agriculture pp. 36-39

Larry Schuster

Volume 1, issue 1, 1984

Agriculture policy: Issues for the '80s and beyond pp. 5-9

Lawrence Busch and William Lacy

Human nutrition, agriculture and human values pp. 10-15

Katherine Clancy

Issues in Agriculture pp. 16-19

Don Hadwiger

Agriculture ethics — the setting pp. 20-23

H. Kunkel

Value conflicts in Agriculture pp. 24-27

William Aiken

Book reviews pp. 28-42

Thomas Ronningen, John Perkins, Robert Rabb and J. Callicott

Films on Food and Agriculture pp. 51-56

Larry Schuster