Review of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Studies
2016 - 2024
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Volume 105, issue 2, 2024
- Tribute to Patrick Champagne (1945–2023) pp. 225-228
- Marie-France Garcia and Raphael Larrere
- Impact of European egg marking system in France: empirical time series analysis between 2017 and 2022 pp. 229-250
- Jessica Bosseaux, Kelvin Balcombe and Philippe Aurier
- Heterogeneity and agency in the contemporary food regime in Switzerland: among the food from nowhere, somewhere, and here sub-regimes pp. 251-274
- Rike Stotten
- Nutritional quality of food imports in Caribbean small islands. Evidence from the French West Indies pp. 275-298
- Viola Lamani, Sophie Drogué, Alexandre Ducrot, Philippe Terrieux, Zoé Colombet and Caroline Méjean
- Assessment of consumer preferences in the context of multiple labels: the case of fishery and aquaculture products pp. 299-325
- Jean-Francois Dewals, Sterenn Lucas, Fabienne Daures, Pascal Floc’h and Kilian Heutte
Volume 105, issue 1, 2024
- Greening, climatizing, and decarbonizing: an inquiry into the transformation of productive sectors and activities pp. 1-16
- Céline Granjou, Vincent Banos, Sylvain Berre and Arnaud Sergent
- Ecological crisis and green capitalism: toward a climatization of extractive industries? pp. 17-43
- Doris Buu-Sao, Sébastien Chailleux and Sylvain Le Berre
- Agrivoltaics in France: the multi-level and uncertain regulation of an energy decarbonisation policy pp. 45-71
- Marie Hrabanski, Sidonie Verdeil and Antoine Ducastel
- Maintaining carbon in the forest soils of the Morvan (France): spatial and knowledge competition around the evolution of practices pp. 73-97
- Adrien Baysse-Lainé
- The logic of carbon substitution: from fossilised life to “cell factories” pp. 99-123
- Véra Ehrenstein and Alice Rudge
- A meso-political economy of how climate issues impact regulation: the case of the wood industry in France pp. 125-149
- Arnaud Sergent and Andy Smith
- The complex challenges and opportunities of the industrial and energy sectors (IESs) in the time of climate politics: carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) in France as a case study pp. 151-177
- Régis Briday, Sébastien Chailleux and Xavier Arnauld Sartre
- Decarbonizing research laboratories? The tensions associated with the commensurability of carbon and how it opens up the boundaries of responsibility attribution pp. 179-198
- Antoine Hardy
- Start-ups to decarbonize agriculture? Empirical elucidation of the promise of ecologization pp. 199-223
- Léo Magnin and Antoine Doré
Volume 104, issue 3, 2023
- Evaluating the impact of direct sales on farms’ sustainability: a comparison of metropolitan and overseas France pp. 243-271
- Camille Luis and Magali Aubert
- Payment for environmental services related to aquifers: a review of specific issues and existing programmes pp. 273-310
- Philippe Coent
- Can collective conditionality improve agri-environmental contracts? From lab to field experiments pp. 311-340
- Kristin Limbach, Anne Rozan, Philipe Coent, Raphaële Préget and Sophie Thoyer
- How diverse are farmers’ preferences for large-scale grassland ecological restoration? Evidence from a discrete choice experiment pp. 341-375
- Marie Asma Ben-Othmen and Mariia Ostapchuk
- Institutional change in community-based management for organic labeling: a case study from a Participatory Guarantee System in France pp. 377-404
- Claire Dorville and Sylvaine Lemeilleur
- Hi’ilei Julia Kawehipuaakahaopulani Hobart, Cooling the tropics: ice, indigeneity, and Hawaiian refreshment, 2023, Duke University Press pp. 405-409
- Helene Brembeck
Volume 104, issue 2, 2023
- Random drawing in sequential auctions: investigating the role of a market device in timber sales pp. 101-122
- El Hadi Caoui and Gérard Marty
- Defining cost-effective ways to improve ecosystem services provision in agroecosystems pp. 123-165
- Barbara Langlois and Vincent Martinet
- Designing carbon markets connecting farmers and companies: stakeholders claiming territorial-based devices to promote synergies between diverse environmental challenges pp. 167-191
- B. Thareau, N. Seyni, T. Coisnon and Pierre Dupraz
- Diluting the law: Time and the production of compliance with European environmental standards pp. 193-216
- Marc-Olivier Déplaude
- How do farmers choose the professionals with whom they work to ensure herd health management? An approach based on the diversity of prescription systems in dairy cattle farming pp. 217-242
- Eulalie Ramat, Lucie Gouttenoire and Nathalie Girard
Volume 104, issue 1, 2023
- Price dependence among the major EU extra virgin olive oil markets: a time scale analysis pp. 1-26
- Dimitrios Panagiotou and Athanassios Stavrakoudis
- The emergence of the Biodiversity/Health nexus: making biodiversity a health issue pp. 27-46
- Amandine Gautier, Sébastien Gardon and Christophe Déprés
- Reforming the Common Agricultural Policy (2023–2027): multidisciplinary views pp. 47-50
- Stéphanie Barral and Cecile Detang-Dessendre
- The new Common Agricultural Policy: reflecting an agro-ecological transition. The legal perspective pp. 51-66
- Alexandra Langlais
- Risk management in the Common Agricultural Policy: the promises of data and finance in the face of increasing hazards pp. 67-76
- Stéphanie Barral
- The hedgerow: industrial farming’s “useful idiot”? pp. 77-86
- Léo Magnin
- Supporting European farmers’ incomes through Common Agricultural Policy direct aids: facts and questions pp. 87-99
- Vincent Chatellier and Hervé Guyomard
Volume 103, issue 4, 2022
- Food justice: processes, practices and perspectives pp. 305-320
- Camille Hochedez
- Food (in)justice and social inequalities in vegetable and market garden production in Normandy, France pp. 321-345
- Pierre Guillemin
- Food justice and land justice in São Paulo: urban subsistence farming on the margins of the city pp. 347-367
- Angèle Proust
- The role of low-income consumers in food system transitions: case studies of community supported agriculture and social groceries in France pp. 369-392
- Julia Gallardo Gomez and Catherine Darrot
- From “noble” to “ugly” but “well-worked” fish—food morals in the Breton fish landings pp. 393-416
- Fabien Clouette
- Land grabbing and agribusiness in Argentina: five critical dimensions for analysing corporate strategies and its impacts over unequal actors pp. 417-437
- Andrea P. Sosa Varrotti, Delia C. Ramírez and Paula C. Serpe
- Christian Lund, Nine-Tenths of the Law: Enduring Dispossession in Indonesia, 2020, Yale University Press pp. 439-442
- Jacobo Grajales
- Jacobo Grajales, 2021, Agrarian capitalism, war and peace in Colombia — beyond dispossession, Routledge pp. 443-446
- Line Jespersgaard Jakobsen
Volume 103, issue 3, 2022
- Analysis of factors that influence adoption of agroecological practices in viticulture pp. 179-209
- Mohamed Ghali, Maha Ben Jaballah, Nejla Ben Arfa and Annie Sigwalt
- Characteristics and stability of consumer food-buying groups: the case of food circles pp. 211-245
- Kirsi Korhonen and Toivo Muilu
- Organisational troubles in policy integration. French local food policies in the making pp. 247-269
- Jeanne Pahun and Eve Fouilleux
- Food, climate and biodiversity: a trilemma of mineral nitrogen use in European agriculture pp. 271-299
- Rémi Prudhomme, Raja Chakir, Anna Lungarska, Thierry Brunelle, Narayanappa Devaraju, Nathalie de Noblet, Pierre-Alain Jayet, Stéphane De Cara and Jean-Christophe Bureau
- Shaila Seshia Galvin, Becoming organic: nature and agriculture in the Indian Himalaya, 2021, Yale University Press pp. 301-304
- Sylvaine Lemeilleur
Volume 103, issue 2, 2022
- Probit 9 in international trade: another case of institutional path dependence pp. 97-116
- Pasquale Lubello
- Co-producing better land management? An ethnographic study of partnership working in the context of agricultural diffuse pollution pp. 117-141
- Thomas Vetter
- Sustainable food labelling: considerations for policy-makers pp. 143-160
- Alexander Stein and Marcelo Lima
- Stefan Ouma, Farming as financial asset—global finance and the making of institutional landscapes, 2020, Columbia University Press pp. 161-164
- Antoine Ducastel
- Lyle Fearnley, Virulent zones: animal disease and global health at China’s pandemic epicenter pp. 165-168
- Muriel Figuie
- Claire Lamine, Sustainable agri-food systems—case studies in transitions towards sustainability from France and Brazil, 2021 pp. 169-173
- Rebecka Milestad
- Tania Lewis, Digital food: from paddock to platform pp. 175-177
- Kevin Mellet
Volume 103, issue 1, 2022
- Terroir products: a movable heritage feast? pp. 1-27
- Harry G. West
- ‘Local foods’ as trustworthy food: geographical proximity, social areas and interpersonal relationships pp. 29-49
- Estelle Masson and Sandrine Bubendorff
- Pathways leading women in farming households to food security: an empirical study in Central Tunisia pp. 51-76
- Cédric Gaillard, Pierre-Marie Bosc, Jalila El-Ati and Sandrine Dury
- The sustainability of “local” food: a review for policy-makers pp. 77-89
- Alexander Stein and Fabien Santini
- Open questions about local food pp. 91-96
- Stéphan Marette
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