Vol 31 No 1 (2025): Special Section: Food System Transformation, Politicisation and Depoliticisation

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Published: 01-04-2025

Articles

The Chef and the Supplier

Francesc Fusté Forné, Jonatan Leer
Abstract 1248 | PDF Downloads 448
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Knowledge on agroecology disseminated by the FAO

Federico Augusto Murriel Gonzales, Joost Dessein, Jonas Adriaensens
Abstract 1255 | PDF Downloads 425
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Page 15-52

AFN as Bricolage

Chenjia Xu
Abstract 634 | PDF Downloads 394
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Page 53-69

Introducing “warm glow” as a key psychological motive on consumer willingness to consume organic food

Dhika Cahyasita, Irham Irham, Jamhari
Abstract 713 | PDF Downloads 468
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Page 71-84

Integrating Land-Use and Food Planning for the Re-territorialisation of Agricultural Activities

Tianzhu Liu, Romain Melot, Frédéric Wallet, Coline Perrin
Abstract 727 | PDF Downloads 162 Supplementary Materials (Appendices A & B) Downloads 66
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Supplementary Materials (Appendices A & B)

Page 85-111

Food System Transformation, Politicisation and Depoliticisation

Heating Up, Cooling Down

Nadine Arnold, Birthe Soppe
Abstract 821 | PDF Downloads 0
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Page 123-142

Mobilising the food system concept

Damian Maye, Richard Helliwell, Carol Morris
Abstract 1030 | PDF Downloads 302
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Page 143-162

Gaining a common understanding of transformation pathways in agri-food

Rebekka Frick, Marija Roglic, Domenico Dentoni, Robert Home
Abstract 7 | PDF Downloads 10
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Localised experimentalist governance

Sara Chinaglia, Jessica Duncun
Abstract 5 | PDF Downloads 6
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Combining political ecology and pragmatist sociology to repoliticise agrifood systems’ transformations at the territorial scale

Claire Lamine, Juliano Palm, Martina Tuscano, Claudia Schmitt, Morgan Jenatton, Terry Marsden
Abstract 33 | PDF Downloads 10
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