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IRSA: XIV World Congress of Rural Sociology List of Approved PresentationsAs of January 17, 2016
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Session Session Subsession Title Presentation Title Primary Author
IRSA_1A The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism I
Is Resistance Futile? How Global Agri-‐Food Attempts to Co-‐opt the Alternatives
Lawrence Busch,USA
IRSA_1A The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism I
Best Practices: the Artificial Negativity of Agri-‐Food Alessandro Bonanno,USA
IRSA_1A The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism I
Accountability, Rationality, and Politics: Critical Analysis of Agri-‐environmental Policy
Steven Wolf,USA
IRSA_1A The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism I
'Market Civilisation' and Global Agri-‐Food: Understanding their Dynamcs and (In)Coherence through Multiple Resistances
Mark Tilzey,UK
IRSA_1BThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism II
The Political Economy of Partnerships between Capitalist philanthropist and the Private sector in Agrarian Transition: The Gat
Behrooz Morvaridi,UK
IRSA_1B The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism II
The more-‐than-‐economic dimensions of co-‐operation in food production
Steven Emery,UK
IRSA_1BThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism II
Is Geographical Indication a Form of Resistance in Global Agriculture and Food? The Case of Japanese Traditional Food: Miso
Kae Sekine,Japan
IRSA_1B The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Critiques of Resistance to Neoliberalism II
Fair trade certification as oversight: an analysis of fair trade international and the small producers' symbol
Patrick Clark,Ecuador
IRSA_1C The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Agency and Reflexivity as Forms of Resistance
Women’s labor and the transformative potential of alternative agrifood
Rebecca Som Castellano,USA
IRSA_1C The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Agency and Reflexivity as Forms of Resistance
Assembling New Subjectivities of Resistance: The Diverse Economy of Food Hubs
Lilian Brislen,USA
IRSA_1C The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Agency and Reflexivity as Forms of Resistance
New Perspectives on Inclusive and Sustainable Development in Rural Haiti
Jennifer Vansteenkiste,Canada
IRSA_1CThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Agency and Reflexivity as Forms of Resistance
Articles Of Work Urban And Rural Women Around The Production, Marketing And Consumption Of Food Agro-‐ Food Security Strategies
JOSEFINA AYALA APONTE,Colombia
IRSA_1D The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Social Movements, Resistance and National and Local Initiatives
A Class Analysis of Resistance and Alternatives to the Food Crisis in South Africa and the Implications for Food Sovereignty
Andrew Bennie,South Africa
IRSA_1D The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Social Movements, Resistance and National and Local Initiatives
The politics of landgrabbing in Colombia Kyla Sankey,Mexico
IRSA_1DThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Social Movements, Resistance and National and Local Initiatives
Corruption and Elite Large-‐ scale Capture/Grab of Land: Impediments to Agricultural and Rural Development In Nigeria. ANI ANTHONY,OKORIE,NIGERIA
IRSA_1D The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Social Movements, Resistance and National and Local Initiatives
Poisoned, Dispossessed and Excluded: Towards a Critique of the Neoliberal Soy Regime in Paraguay
Arturo Ezquerro-‐Canete,Canada
IRSA_1DThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Social Movements, Resistance and National and Local Initiatives
Can grassroots mobilization of the poorest reduce corruption? A tale of governance reforms and struggle against rent-‐seeking in
Rajiv Verma,India
IRSA_1E The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Labor Based Movements and Resistance
Forms of explotation in global agrifood chains and resistance of small farmers and workers .
Josefa Salete Cavalcanti,Brazil
IRSA_1E The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Labor Based Movements and Resistance
Migrant labor, social movement unionism and alternative food networks in Southern Europe
Alessandra Corrado,Italy
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Session Session Subsession Title Presentation Title Primary Author
IRSA_1E The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Labor Based Movements and Resistance
Community Groups, Cooperatives, and Merry-‐Go-‐Rounds: Enabling and Constraining Food Justice in Kenya
Kristie O'Neill,Canada
IRSA_1E The New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
Labor Based Movements and Resistance
Peasant resistance to the agriculture transnationalization in Mexico´s South frontier
Hector Fletes,Mexico
IRSA_1FThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
The Rural-‐Urban Link, The Environment and Resistance to Neoliberal Domination
Extending Roots: Building Alliances through Urban Agricultural Initiatives Sarah Beach,USA
IRSA_1FThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
The Rural-‐Urban Link, The Environment and Resistance to Neoliberal Domination
Food Sovereignty and the Right to the City: Opportunities for resistance, solidarity and convergence across the rural-‐urban int
Christopher Yap,UK
IRSA_1FThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
The Rural-‐Urban Link, The Environment and Resistance to Neoliberal Domination
Food values and policy beliefs of food activists in Guatemala and Belgium: reformers, tranformers, builders and non-‐political Jose Luis Vivero Pol,Belgium
IRSA_1FThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
The Rural-‐Urban Link, The Environment and Resistance to Neoliberal Domination
Reflecting on counter-‐hegemonic strategies based on food and nutritional security: notes on the Brazilian case. Márcio Reis,Brazil
IRSA_1FThe New Frontier of Resistance in Global Agri-‐Food
The Rural-‐Urban Link, The Environment and Resistance to Neoliberal Domination
Neoliberal Butterflies. Self-‐Surveillance of an Enclosed Territory Columba Gonzalez,Canada
IRSA_2AContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 1 The Emergence of Food Ethics Paul Thompson,USA
IRSA_2AContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 1 Sustainability as the Civil Commons: Laying the Groundwork for Sustainable Agriculture
Jennifer Sumner,Canada
IRSA_2AContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 1 ‘Planting Seeds’ for ‘Good Growth’: Sustainability Discourses in Multi-‐National Agrifood Companies
Allison Loconto,France
IRSA_2AContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 1 Controlled Environment Agriculture and the Problem of Nature Julie Guthman,USA
IRSA_2BContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 2 Eating Justice: Can Domestic Fair Trade Yield Fair Returns to Labor?
Michael Bell,USA
IRSA_2BContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 2 Alternative forms of agriculture in academia: is Justice a cleaving issue?
Guillaume Ollivier,France
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IRSA_2BContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 2 Transdisciplinary and participatory approaches in Agroecology: Empty Discourse or Innovation?
V. Ernesto Méndez,USA
IRSA_2BContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 2 Experiencing justice and fairness in agroecological networks Claire LAMINE,FRANCE
IRSA_2CContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 3 Duelling Discourses of Sustainability and the Trajectory of Organic Farming on the Canadian Prairies
Michael Gertler,Canada
IRSA_2CContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 3 Zero Hunger discourse: Neoliberal, progressive, reformist or radical?
Kiah Smith,Australia
IRSA_2CContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 3 What is this thing called organic? -‐ How organic farming is codified in regulations
Verena Seufert,Canada
IRSA_2CContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 3 Certifying "Unused" Land: Biofuel Sustainability or Global Land Grabbing?
Daniel Bornstein,USA
IRSA_2CContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 3 Sustainability Discourses in Non-‐Governmental Canadian Food Strategies
Margaret Bancerz,Canada
IRSA_2DContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 4Territorial strategies for food quality: an alternative to conventional food system? An analysis of the case of Catalonia (Spai
Josep Espluga,Spain
IRSA_2DContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 4 Top-‐Down Sustainability: Narratives on the Meaning of Place and Development in Gökçeada
Helin Burkay,Canada
IRSA_2DContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 4Analyzing discourses on knowledge "valuation" through pragmatic sociology. Agreements and contestations on knowledge supporting
Jessica Thomas,France
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Session Session Subsession Title Presentation Title Primary Author
IRSA_2DContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 4Renegotiating the Legitimacy of Meat in the Aftermath of Crisis: The Importance of Consumer Culture and Social Inequality
Robert Chiles,USA
IRSA_2DContested Sustainability Discourses: From Food Sovereignty to Sustainable Intensification
Session 4An Equitable Alternative to Conventional Agriculture? Discourses of Whiteness and Color-‐Blind Racism in Local Foods Movements
Ahna Kruzic,United States of America
IRSA_3A
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Agroecology in Latin America. Social networks of agro-‐ecological innovation: the brazilian case
Lucimar, Santiago de Abreu,Brazil
IRSA_3A
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Agroecology in Latin America. Agroecological quality construction: How to value agroecological products? Experiences from Bolivia and Colombia
Alejandra Jimenez,Italy
IRSA_3A
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Agroecology in Latin America. New collective rules managed by women for food sovereignty: the Agroecological Network of Loja seeking convergence with consume
Virginia Vallejo,Spain
IRSA_3B
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Cooperatives and actors of AAF movements.
More-‐than-‐economic cooperation in the civic food networks in Italy
Maria Fonte,Italy
IRSA_3B
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Cooperatives and actors of AAF movements.
Alternative to alternative? The Small Producers Symbol and Fair Trade International.
Marie-‐Christine RENARD,Mexico
IRSA_3B
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Cooperatives and actors of AAF movements.
New Imaginations for Food Justice Movements: A Case Study of a Community Organized Cooperative Buying Club
Heather Hyden,United States
IRSA_3B
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Cooperatives and actors of AAF movements.
Community gardens and the making of organic subjects: A case study from the Peruvian Andes
Kevin Cody,United States
IRSA_3C
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
AAF movements in Asia Triggering Agency in the Food System: the Role of Local Food Organizations in the Transition towards Sustainability. The case o
Paula Fernandez-‐Wulff,Belgium
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Session Session Subsession Title Presentation Title Primary Author
IRSA_3C
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
AAF movements in Asia Place Reconstruction by Agrarian Prosumer (AP): in-‐between the Urban and the Rural
Sungwoong Jung,Japan
IRSA_3C
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
AAF movements in Asia agro-‐social skills for engagement in alternative agri-‐food movements
Hart Feuer,Japan
IRSA_3C
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
AAF movements in Asia Development and the current stage of the Agri-‐ Food Movement in Japan
Mima Nishiyama,Japan
IRSA_3D
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Food Sovereignty Movement Reclaiming social justice in food security and food sovereignty debates.
Ana Moragues Faus,UK
IRSA_3D
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Food Sovereignty Movement Food sovereignty in the global North: Agri-‐food movements meeting social change?
Marina Di Masso,Spain
IRSA_3D
Global trends in Alternative Agri-‐food movements: seeking convergence paths (RC40 mini-‐conference)
Food Sovereignty Movement Global justice? Explorations on farm labor agency through the case of a faith based organization
Anna Erwin,United States
IRSA_4A Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty in Latin America Food Autonomy as Post-‐Sovereignty Politics Navé Wald,New Zealand
IRSA_4A Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty in Latin America Food sovereignty: conceptual issues and policy implications Renato Maluf,Brazil
IRSA_4A Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty in Latin America Agrarian Transformations, Food Sovereignty and New Peasant Movements in Colombia
Kyla Sankey,Mexico
IRSA_4A Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty in Latin America Food Sovereignty, Trade And Livestock Environmental Footprint In Mexico.
Beatriz Cavallotti,México
IRSA_4BDebating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Building Food Sovereignty in the Global South
The State Constitutionalization of Food Sovereignty in the Global South: Institutionalizing Counter-‐Hegemonic Resistance? Mark Tilzey,UK
IRSA_4B Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Building Food Sovereignty in the Global South
Food sovereignty and the cooperation South-‐South: the case Brazil-‐Africa
SUENIA ALMEIDA,Brazil
IRSA_4BDebating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Building Food Sovereignty in the Global South
Enterprise Diversification among Members of Farming Households: Issues for Food Sovereignty and Rural Transformation in Southea
Simeon Eze,Nigeria
IRSA_4B Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Building Food Sovereignty in the Global South
Participatory-‐Democratic Leadership and Movement Strength: A Gramscian Study of MOCASE-‐Vía Campesina, Argentina
Efe Can Gürcan,Canada
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Session Session Subsession Title Presentation Title Primary Author
IRSA_4C Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty and the Local-‐Transnational Nexus
Food Sovereignty and Refugee Path Immigrants Bamidele Adekunle,Canada
IRSA_4C Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty and the Local-‐Transnational Nexus
Immigration, land grabbing and agrarian production: towards a new form of feudalism?
faik gur,Turkey
IRSA_4C Debating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty and the Local-‐Transnational Nexus
International Institutions And Integrative Approaches For Nutrition And Agriculture
Veruska Prado,Brazil
IRSA_4CDebating Food Sovereignty in a World of Emergencies
Food Sovereignty and the Local-‐Transnational Nexus
Material Spaces, Political Practices, and Institutional Forms: The Institutionalization of Food Sovereignty in the United State Alanna Higgins,United States
IRSA_5A Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 1 Real Queer Utopias: Sexuality and the Social Sustainability of Small-‐Scale Farming
Isaac Leslie,USA
IRSA_5A Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 1 Feminism and food sovereignty activism in the World March of Women
Dominique Masson,Canada
IRSA_5A Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 1 REASSERTING NETUKULIMK: Mi’kmaq Food Sovereignty, and Settler-‐Solidarities within Food Movement Organizing
Martha Stiegman,Canada
IRSA_5A Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 1 Alliances for the Solar Commons: Activism on the front lines of transformation in agrifood and energy value chains
Terran Giacomini,Canada
IRSA_5B Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 2 The Road to the Agrarian Strikes: Social Movements and their Quest for Food Sovereignty
Felipe Roa-‐Clavijo,United Kingdom
IRSA_5B Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 2 Ecovillages and Transition Towns: Community-‐led Initiatives Supporting Sustainable Local Food Systems
Lisa Mychajluk,Canada
IRSA_5B Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 2 Transition Farming: Food Sovereignty as Means and Ends Leigh Brownhill,Canada
IRSA_5B Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 2 Not so Free Free Trade Agreements: Food and Oppression in United States Free Trade Agreement Discourse
Kayla Byers,USA
IRSA_5C Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 3 A rising "post-‐organic movement"? Towards a non-‐linear model of local development
Stefano Spillare,Italy
IRSA_5C Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 3 Linking Food Activism with Landscape Sustainability Brian James Shaw,Germany
IRSA_5C Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 3 The Slow Food Movement: Principles, Origin and Response Doran Hoge,Canada
IRSA_5CAgri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World Session 3
Reconnection of the relation between human and land: with reference to the daily food practices in Beijing Organic Farmers’ M
Yin Mei-‐Hsiang,Taiwan (R.O.C)
IRSA_5D Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 4 Rooting an Emergent Model of Agriculture: The Case of The Land Institute
Alicia Hullinger,United States
IRSA_5D Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 4 Regulatory regime selection: shopping, shaping and staying in the GM corn seed industry
Annabel Ipsen,USA
IRSA_5D Agri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World
Session 4 Participatory guarantee systems: Organic certification to empower farmers and strengthen communities
Robert Home,Switzerland
IRSA_5DAgri-‐Food Activism in a Changing World Session 4
Food security at whose expense? A critique of the Canadian temporary farm labour migration regime and proposals for change
Anelyse Weiler,Canada
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Session Session Subsession Title Presentation Title Primary Author
IRSA_6A
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Contextualizing (or Framing) Food Sovereignty Unveiling the “invisible” markets of food sovereignty Nora McKeon,Italy
IRSA_6A
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Contextualizing (or Framing) Food Sovereignty
Food Sovereignty by any Other Name: Social Movement Politics and the Possibilities of Redistribution Ryan Nehring ,United States
IRSA_6A
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Contextualizing (or Framing) Food Sovereignty
Understanding food sovereignty in Canada: Settler colonialism and Indigenous-‐settler alliances Lauren Kepkiewicz,Canada
IRSA_6A
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Contextualizing (or Framing) Food Sovereignty
The present context of public policies for food sovereignty and food security in Latin America SILVIA ZIMMERMANN,Brasil
IRSA_6B
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by various peasant movements)
Incorporating Food Sovereignty in Peasant Movement in South Korea: Political Rhetoric or Life Politics? Chul-‐Kyoo KIM,South Korea
IRSA_6B
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by various peasant movements)
Struggles for Food Sovereignty in the Basque Country annette Desmarais,Canada
IRSA_6B
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by various peasant movements)
Food Sovereignty, Land Rights and a need for Smallholder farmers' Market Access in Mozambique Helena Shilomboleni,Canada
IRSA_6B
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by various peasant movements)
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty in Quebec, Canada: Beyond Half-‐measures and Co-‐optation Bryan Dale,Canada
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IRSA_6B
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by various peasant movements)
Food sovereignty policies at national and local level: perceptions from peasant and the importance of collective action
Virginia Vallejo,Spain
IRSA_6C
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by non-‐farmers in various initiatives)
Food Sovereignty in Transnational Context: Grassroots Struggles in the American South Catarina Passidomo,United States
IRSA_6C
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by non-‐farmers in various initiatives)
Basque youth returning to the land: food production for an alternative society
Joseba Azkarraga,Basque Country (Spain)
IRSA_6C
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by non-‐farmers in various initiatives)
Maori Women Leading Local Food Initiatives in Aotearoa NZ Karyn Stein,New Zealand
IRSA_6C
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
How Food Sovereignty is conceptualized (by non-‐farmers in various initiatives)
Access to land, markets, and services with respect to food sovereignty Natalia Esther Landivar Garcia,Ecuador
IRSA_6D
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and (Re)creating the Commons
Alternative forms of land control and food sovereignty in the Global North Zoe Brent,United States
IRSA_6D
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and (Re)creating the Commons
Something in Common? Food sovereignty and the revival of commons in agri-‐food spaces Maywa Montenegro,United States
IRSA_6D
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and (Re)creating the Commons Public Land and Urban Food Sovereignty Evan Bowness,Canada
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IRSA_6D
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and (Re)creating the Commons Seed Sovereignty in Canada: multiplicity and politics Catherine Phillips,Australia
IRSA_6E
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Local/Legal struggles
Making Legal Space for Food: The Political Problems of Food Sovereignty Ordinances Amy Trauger,United States
IRSA_6E
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Local/Legal struggles
Sharing the struggle for a substantial institutionalization of food sovereignty Maria Luisa Bevivino,Italy
IRSA_6E
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Local/Legal struggles
The Institutionalization of Food Movement Projects and the Role of Land Rights in Social Transformation -‐ Stories from Boston a
Caitlin Hachmyer,United States
IRSA_6E
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Local/Legal struggles
The involvement of CSA networks in a Swiss popular initiative for Food Sovereignty Julien Vuilleumier,Switzerland
IRSA_6F
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Policy-‐Making From Below Land, Territory, and the Politics of Food Sovereignty in Ecuador Karla Peña,U.S.A
IRSA_6F
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Policy-‐Making From Below
Sustainable food systems, participatory democracy and the issue of food sovereignty: what can we learn from public debates past
Cécile BLATRIX,France
IRSA_6F
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Policy-‐Making From Below
Deliberative democracy, social movements, and food security policy: What Brazil can (and can’t) teach the United States about
M. Jahi Chappell,United States
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IRSA_6F
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Policy-‐Making From Below
Problematizing food policy alliances in cities: mobilising political ecology and social justice to build food sovereignty Ana Moragues Faus,UK
IRSA_6F
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Policy-‐Making From Below
The territorial dimension of food sovereignty: struggles, practices and forms of governance in Italy Alessandra Corrado,Italy
IRSA_6G
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and Markets Supply Management as Food Sovereignty Phil Mount,Canada
IRSA_6G
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and MarketsSupply management in the Canadian dairy sector: Industry stakeholder perspectives and implications for food sovereignty in Brit
Samantha Gambling,Canada
IRSA_6G
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and MarketsPractical Mergers: Mapping and Measuring Food Sovereignty Pathways in Haiti and Ecuador Chris Hergesheimer,Canada
IRSA_6G
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Food Sovereignty and MarketsInstitutional Governance and Power Relationships Designed for Farmer’s Interests Terry Boehm,Canada
IRSA_6H
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty and the State
Indigenous Women and the Struggle for Food Sovereignty: Engaging with State Policy in Bolivia Jenny Cockburn,Canada
IRSA_6H
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty and the State
Pathways to institutionalization: lessons for getting to food sovereignty from British Columbia’s blueberry sector Susanna Klassen,Canada
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IRSA_6H
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty and the State
The "agrarian debt" in Ecuador: institutionalization of food sovereignty principles versus agricultural modernization. Isabella Giunta,Italy
IRSA_6H
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty and the State
Institutionalizing Education for Food Sovereignty: An Analysis of Brazil’s Program for Education in Areas of Agrarian Reform David Meek,United States
IRSA_6I
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty through Public Food Policies
Estudo Sobre A Trajetória Institucional Da Política De Segurança Alimentar No Brasil MOISÉS MACHADO,Brasil
IRSA_6I
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty through Public Food Policies
An Integrative Approach To Nutrition And Agriculture: An Analisys Of The Brazilian Food Guide Veruska Prado,Brazil
IRSA_6I
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty through Public Food Policies
Hacia la construcción de la soberanía alimentaria en el campo y la ciudad: una mirada desde los hogares mexicanos marginados Beatriz De la Tejera,México
IRSA_6I
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty through Public Food Policies
Food Sovereignty and Fome Zero: Connecting Public Food Procurement Programmes to Sustainable Rural Development in Brazil
Hannah Wittman,Canada
IRSA_6I
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty through Public Food Policies
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty through Public Policy: Case Studies from Brazil Cecilia Rocha,Canada
IRSA_6J
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty at the Global Level
Can the Committee on World Food Security stomach ‘food sovereignty’? An evaluation. Philip McMichael,USA
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IRSA_6J
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty at the Global Level
Hope From Above? Food Sovereignty in the Transnational Policy Sphere Josh Brem-‐Wilson,UK
IRSA_6J
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty at the Global Level
Selectively translating food sovereignty at the UN Human Rights Council? priscilla claeys,Belgium
IRSA_6J
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty at the Global Level
The International Food Security & Nutrition Civil Society Mechanism: A Nascent Space for Food Sovereignty Ingeborg Gaarde,France
IRSA_6J
Can food sovereignty be institutionalized? Negotiating the intersection of grassroots struggles and public policies for food system transformation
Institutionalizing Food Sovereignty at the Global Level
From the right to food to food sovereignty. Social and peoples movements across the path of IPC -‐ International Committee for
ANTONIO ONORATI,ITALY
IRSA_7A
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 1Politics of knowledge production on the human right to adequate food and nutrition: CSO-‐academia collaboration Anne Bellows,USA
IRSA_7A
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 1 Knowledge Strategies for Food System Transformation Tom Wakeford,United Kingdom
IRSA_7A
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 1Legacies of Tangled Routes: An intercultural and intergenerational exchange of women transforming the food system and co-‐creati
Deborah Barndt,Canada
IRSA_7A
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 1Cultivating Indigenous food sovereignty through community-‐based action research: Learning from and with elders and their Indige
Jazmin Alfaro,Canada
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IRSA_7B
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 2Challenging Notions of Food Sovereignty: agency, dynamics and emergence of social innovation Balint Balazs,Hungary
IRSA_7B
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 2Contesting the Common Agricultural Policy: Perspectives on Food Sovereignty in the European Union Renata Blumberg,USA
IRSA_7B
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 2Transformative Research in the Global Struggle for Food Sovereignty Charles Levkoe,Canada
IRSA_7B
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 2Opening up dialogue on food autonomy and the solidarity economy through participatory video in Greece Christabel Buchanan,UK
IRSA_7C
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 3Assaying the field(s): Research methodologies for partnering with a farmworker focused FBO Anna Erwin,United States
IRSA_7C
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 3LPTransition: reflections on creating a transdisciplinary research platform for ecological and social transition in the agri-‐f
Brendan Coolsaet,Belgium
IRSA_7C
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 3Food sovereignty, agroecology and resilience: competing or complementary frames? Rachel Bezner Kerr,United States
IRSA_7C
Food Sovereignty: Participatory, Transdisciplinary and Solidarity Based Research Approaches In-‐With-‐For Sustainable and Just Rural Transformation
Session 3‘Action and Research’ – a dialectic and dynamic relation in a transdisciplinary project Gusztáv Nemes,Magyarország
IRSA_11AFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
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The People Have Solutions but Not Space: How ‘Experting’ Problems in Food Systems Continues Jason Parker,United States of America
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IRSA_11AFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
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"Penciling Out" Change: the path to changing nitrogen use among grain farmers in the United States Deanna Osmond,USA
IRSA_11AFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers and experts, farmers as experts I
Citizen Science and Sites of Exchange -‐ Innovation in Southern Ontario Agriculture Kelly Abrams,Canada
IRSA_11AFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers and experts, farmers as experts I
Knowledge and care in acting on soil issues amongst UK farmers Anna Krzywoszynska,United Kingdom
IRSA_11BFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers and experts, farmers as experts II
Pathways to sustainable development: How power-‐knowledge transforms institutions in land-‐water management Chris Kjeldsen,Denmark
IRSA_11BFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers and experts, farmers as experts II
Of Farms and Fish: Rural values on aesthetics, landscapes and sense of place for riparian restoration in Snohomish County, Wash
Mollie Chapman,Canada
IRSA_11BFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers and experts, farmers as experts II
Who is learning what? Navigating social learning in participatory research in climate change adaptation. Nicole Reichelt,Australia
IRSA_11BFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers and experts, farmers as experts II
Exploring the role of advice networks, motivations, and barriers in determining farmer uptake of sustainable intensification pr Reem Hajjar,United States
IRSA_11BFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers and experts, farmers as experts II Expertise Exchange between Farmers and their Advisers Jeremy Phillipson,UK
IRSA_11CFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
It’s not (just) about the money: systemic perspectives on farmers’ decision-‐making
“Mapping” the Complexities of Farmer Knowledge Production of New Farming Systems in Rural Appalachia: An Interdisciplinary
Kim Niewolny,USA
IRSA_11CFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
It’s not (just) about the money: systemic perspectives on farmers’ decision-‐making
Knowledge creation and diffusion in innovative networks Marcello Vicovaro,Italy
IRSA_11CFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
It’s not (just) about the money: systemic perspectives on farmers’ decision-‐making
Market Integration and Non-‐Market Motivations: Shifting our understanding of women’s agricultural decision-‐making through Cha
Elisabeth Garner,USA
IRSA_11CFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
It’s not (just) about the money: systemic perspectives on farmers’ decision-‐making
Farmers’ knowledge and decision making in the context of exotic livestock disease in England Rhiannon Naylor,England
IRSA_11DFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers’ collective responses: knowledge and action beyond individuals
Farmers as knowledge creators – can group extension models accommodate genuine knowledge exchange? Katrin Prager,Scotland
IRSA_11DFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers’ collective responses: knowledge and action beyond individuals
Practices of innovation and experimentation in the community of Cordón del Jilguero: a historical perspective. Karla Yanin Rivera Flores,México
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IRSA_11DFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers’ collective responses: knowledge and action beyond individuals
From Scaling Up to Scaling Over: Becoming a food hub farmer Lilian Brislen,USA
IRSA_11DFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farmers’ collective responses: knowledge and action beyond individuals
From Policy Takers To Policy Makers: Development Of An Antimicrobial Stewardship Policy By Dairy Farmers Lisa van Dijk,United Kingdom
IRSA_11EFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
Smallholder Experiences of Vulnerability and Enhancement of Adaptive Capacity in Southern Ethiopia Logan Cochrane,Canada
IRSA_11EFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
Are Iowa farmers’ climate change-‐related risk perceptions influenced by their place-‐specific social and biophysical vulnerabi
Maaz Gardezi,USA
IRSA_11EFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
Diversifying the Corn Belt Agroecosystem as a Response to Global Climate Change: Micro to macro level influences on farmer deci
Gabrielle Roesch-‐McNally,United States
IRSA_11EFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
Systems in Transition: the evolution of traditional rice cultivation in Sri Lanka Arielle Tozier de la Poterie,USA
IRSA_11FFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
Enacting ‘transitions’ towards soil resourcefulness? Insights from multi-‐site interrogations of competing soil philosophies Richard Le Heron ,New Zealand
IRSA_11FFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
A micro-‐ethnographic study of pasture croppers and strategic graziers Rebecca Cross,Australia
IRSA_11FFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
Climate science, farmers’ knowledges and agricultural adaptation Rachel Odhner,United States
IRSA_11FFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Farming in transition: farmers responding to and creating change
Using farmer knowledge to inform climate adaptation: Opportunities and barriers. Jere Gilles,USA
IRSA_11GFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Reconceptualising innovation in farming
Precision Farming and Farm Practices in the Australian Rice Industry: An Assemblage Approach Vaughan Higgins,Australia
IRSA_11GFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Reconceptualising innovation in farming
Understanding farmers land management decisions: lessons from Malawi, Tanzania and Ghana. Katherine Snyder,Kenya
IRSA_11GFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Reconceptualising innovation in farming
Everyday innovation: Mobility and horizontal communities of practice in tribal, dryland India Eden Kinkaid,United States
IRSA_11GFarmers' knowledges and decision-‐making in rural transitions: what role for social science?
Reconceptualising innovation in farming
Interpreting agri-‐environmental policies in local farming communities: evidence from the peripheries of Northern Europe (North
Fulvio Rizzo,Finland
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IRSA_13A
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 1 Northern Food Networks: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Rebecca Schiff,Canada
IRSA_13A
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 1Food-‐based Social Enterprise to Feed the Family in Marginalized Communities: A Case Study of Meechim Inc. in Garden Hill First
Shirley Thompson,Canada
IRSA_13A
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 1 Wiisinidaa: Let’s Eat! Magda Smolewski,Canada
IRSA_13A
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 1 The Paying for Nutrition in Northern Canada Project Kelly Skinner,Canada
IRSA_13B
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 2 Evaluating Perceptions of Personal, Cultural and Social Food Needs Among Inuit in Nunatsiavut
Emily Willson,Canada
IRSA_13B
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 2 Building resilient food systems in northern Aboriginal Communities using the Community Capitals Framework
Andrew Spring,Canada
IRSA_13B
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 2Public Participation in a Social Planning approach to Community Food Security: Case Study of the Community-‐Led Food Assessment
Kristeen McTavish,Canada
IRSA_13B
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 2 Access to Market Food for Aboriginal Reserves in Rural British Columbia
amirmohsen Behjat,Canada
IRSA_13B
Northern Food Systems: Building Collaborative Efforts for Food Security in Remote Canadian Indigenous Communities
Session 2 Northern exposure: Homelessness and a (re)emergent food system
Julia Russell,Canada
IRSA_14A
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 1"We can't turn the clock back": Engaging and resisting Saskatchewan's oil economy in settler and Indigenous communities.
Emily Eaton,Canada
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IRSA_14A
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 1 Empty Spaces: violence and home under the sceptre of Canadian diamonds
Rebecca Hall,Canada
IRSA_14A
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 1 “No Great Future”: Governing resources and rurality in Newfoundland and Labrador
Suzanne Hawkins,Canada
IRSA_14A
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 1 Unviable lives: rurality, resources, and the politics of failure in Atlantic Canada
Katie Mazer,Canada
IRSA_14B
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 2 A Producers’ Alliance? Tobacco Farm Workers and Smallholders in 1930s Ontario
Edward Dunsworth,Canada
IRSA_14B
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 2 The Global Seafood Economy and Profit Margins: It all comes down to Labour.
Christine Knott,Canada
IRSA_14B
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 2 Grown Close to Home: Unfreedom, scale & mobility in Ontario family farm labour
Emily Reid-‐Musson,Canada
IRSA_14B
Resource extraction, accumulation, and rurality: shifting subjectivities and varied violence in the Canadian context
Session 2 Agent-‐Based Demographic Models for Small Areas Paul Peters,Canada
IRSA_15ARural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 1Food-‐related volunteerism in rural Ontario: Moving beyond ‘food aid’ Donna Appavoo,Canada
IRSA_15ARural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 1Painting the Desert Pink: Where Placemaking, Social Cohesion and Wellbeing Collide Kristy McGregor,New Zealand
IRSA_15ARural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 1Organizing close to home: rural women and the Creemore 100 Mile Store Heather Mair,Canada
IRSA_15ARural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 1Exploring Community Education for Rural Radicalism in Chiapas, Mexico Garland Mason,United States
IRSA_15ARural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 1Ecovillages as ‘rural radicals’: situating ecovillages as communities and partners in bioregional, eco-‐social change moveme
Lisa Mychajluk,Canada
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IRSA_15BRural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 2 The Rural Rebel Loka Ashwood,USA
IRSA_15BRural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 2Farming justice. Rights-‐based approaches to collective agrobiodiversity conservation. Brendan Coolsaet,Belgium
IRSA_15BRural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 2Sowing Seeds, Reaping Resistance: A Case Study of Innovative Village-‐based Indigenous Seed Conservation in Andhra Pradesh, Ind
Kaitlyn Duthie-‐Kannikkatt,Canada
IRSA_15BRural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 2Post-‐revolutionary road building: possibilities and limits of critical pedagogy of development Pushpa Hamal,Canada
IRSA_15BRural radicals? Exploring radical community organising in rural areas
Session 2 The appropriation of rural radical discourses Pedro Lopez Merino,France
IRSA_16ASocial Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development Session 1
Resist or adapt: an analysis of the modes of resistance of the social rural movements in the mesoregion in Zona da Mata Mineira
Edna Lopes Miranda,Brasil
IRSA_16A Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 1 Mining, Socio-‐Environmental Conflicts and the Defense of the Territory : From Strategic to Embedded Indigeneity in Mexico
Marie-‐Josée Massicotte,Canada
IRSA_16A Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 1 Fragile Land Rights and Business Dilemmas in Ancestral Domain Management
Paulo Tiangco,Philippines
IRSA_16ASocial Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development Session 1
Pipeline Politics: Comparing and Contrasting Transnational Advocacy around Proposed Pipeline Development in Rural Canada and Ke
Charis Enns,Canada
IRSA_16B Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 2 The Peasant’s Movement And The Struggle In Defense Of Native Seeds In The Alto Sertão Sergipano.
Lucas Amorim,Brasil
IRSA_16BSocial Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development Session 2
Organización Ambiental El Salado de los Loros”: socio-‐environmental conflict, contextual political opportunities and fram
Juan Francisco Azuero Melo,Colombia
IRSA_16B Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 2 Neoliberal Resource Governance and Contentious Politics in Bangladesh
M. Omar Faruque,Canada
IRSA_16B Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 2 Discursive Framing & Community Mobilization: The Movement to Stop the Melancthon Quarry
Rebecca McEvoy,Canada
IRSA_16C Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 3 Fighting the Green Desert: The discourse and the fight against the tree monocultures in Brazil.
MUCIO GONÇALVES,Brazil
IRSA_16C Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 3 Accumulation and conflicts in Nicaraguan rural communities. The movement against mining exploitation.
Marco Fama,Italy
IRSA_16CSocial Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development Session 3
Local Struggles for the Co-‐production of Natural Capital: Cases from the Payment for Forest Environmental Services in Central V
Fumikazu Ubukata,Japan
IRSA_16C Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 3 No Bakken Here! Reframing NIMBY to Legacy and Justice Angie Carter,USA
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IRSA_16D Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 4 Women and Biodiversity: Alliances enlarging room for change in Brazilian rural areas
Flávia Charão Marques,Brazil
IRSA_16D Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 4 Shifting territorial governance: Environmental coalitions in Los Rios, Chile
Mariela Ramirez,Chile
IRSA_16D Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 4 The Micropolitics of Fisher Communities’ Mobilisation against an Environmental Policy in India
Sunny Jose,India
IRSA_16D Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 4 Environmental justice and rural land use transition: Contesting extractive development in New South Wales, Australia
Amanda Kennedy,Australia
IRSA_16D Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 4 Peasants' mobilisation and dispossession of land: The case of Niassa province, Mozambique
Kajsa Johansson,Sweden
IRSA_16E Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 5 Anti-‐mining movement in Brazil: From fighters and resisters to policymaking influencers?
Mariana Lyra,Finland
IRSA_16E Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 5 Community actions against mega-‐projects in Mexico Carlos Rodriguez Wallenius,Mexico
IRSA_16E Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 5 Rural protests and mining industry – two Finnish case studies Tuija Mononen,Finland
IRSA_16E Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 5 Towards Inclusive Water Governance: The Role of Extralocal Allies in Rural Water Committee Mobilization in Nicaragua
Sarah Romano,USA
IRSA_16E Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 5 In the Searching of Social Movement. Organizations and Agritourist Farms in Poland
Grzegorz Foryś,Poland
IRSA_16F Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 6 Finland Energy co-‐operatives as social movements in natural resource development
Tanja Kähkönen,Finland
IRSA_16F Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 6 Emergence of a new form of political activism in Senegal: The role of resistance in the trajectory of large-‐scale land acquisit
Marie Gagné,Canada
IRSA_16F Social Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development
Session 6 Biodiversity in three Latin American countries: Science, politics and community-‐based management
Yolanda Massieu,Mexico
IRSA_16FSocial Movements Contesting Natural Resource Development Session 6
The Struggle for Public Water and “No to Mining”: A Comparative Analysis of the Movement for Water Justice in El Salvador
Susan Spronk,Canada
IRSA_17Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Sub-‐Saharan Africa
In the name of Development: Land Grabs, Poverty Alleviation and food security in Ethiopia Abbas Gnamo,Canada
IRSA_17Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Sub-‐Saharan Africa
Minding the Gap: Human Rights Discourses, Land Grabs, and Gender Andrea Collins,Canada
IRSA_17Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Sub-‐Saharan Africa
‘Land Grab’, Dispossession and Agricultural Transformation: Revisiting land-‐acquisition debate in the light of empirical e Saurabh Gupta,Germany
IRSA_17Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Sub-‐Saharan Africa
Indirect Land Grabbing, Private Standards and GlobalGAP Jacob Muirhead,Canada
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IRSA_17Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Sub-‐Saharan Africa
Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Ethiopia Esayas Geleta,Canada
IRSA_18A
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Framing Farmland Preservation Guiding Principles for Protecting Farmland: A Sociological Contribution to Land Use Planning Solutions
David Connell,Canada
IRSA_18A
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Framing Farmland Preservation To Farm or Not to Farm… Measuring Farmland Conversion in Ontario
Wayne Caldwell,Canada
IRSA_18A
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Framing Farmland Preservation Sustainability Multiple: a case study of peri-‐urban realities Ruth Beilin,Australia
IRSA_18A
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Framing Farmland Preservation Food security and farmland preservation in the Global North – replacing or interlinking with multifunctionality policies?
Katrina Rønningen,Norway
IRSA_18B
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Competing or Complementary? Agriculture and Environmental Protection
Farmland as non-‐renewable resource: Environmentalist strategies resisting marketization
Siri Øyslebø Sørensen,Norway
IRSA_18B
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Competing or Complementary? Agriculture and Environmental Protection
Urban and Peri-‐Urban Agriculture: An overview of TRCA’s approach
Vicky McGrath,Canada
IRSA_18B
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Competing or Complementary? Agriculture and Environmental Protection
Managing Competition between Agricultural and Environmental Land Uses: The Views of Stakeholder Organizations and Policymakers
Eric Marr,United Kingdom
IRSA_18B
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Competing or Complementary? Agriculture and Environmental Protection
Urban development of farmland in order to save the climate? Discourses and intersecting interests in a land-‐use process in Tron
Heidi Vinge,Norway
IRSA_18C
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Assessing Mechanisms for Farmland Protection
Right to Farm Laws and What They Actually Protect Fiona Walker,United States
IRSA_18C
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Assessing Mechanisms for Farmland Protection
Bringing Permanence to the Long-‐Term Protection of Agriculture, Local Food Production and Farmland in Ontario: A Land Trust Per
Matt Stezkorn,Canada
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(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Assessing Mechanisms for Farmland Protection
Review of Creative Solutions for Protecting Farmland; Land Trusts, Co-‐operatives, Community Bonds, Covenants
Ella Haley,Canada
IRSA_18C
(Re-‐)Imagining Sustainable Farmland: Protection, Preservation, and Planning with Public and Private Property
Assessing Mechanisms for Farmland Protection
Accessing Land for Farming in Ontario Sridharan Sethuratnam,Canada
IRSA_19A Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada: Concepts, Frames, Forms and Actors
Grabbing Canadian land for investment: New actors, institutions and challenges Donald Leffers,Canada
IRSA_19A Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada: Concepts, Frames, Forms and Actors
Locking in Landgrabs with Limited Partnerships -‐ Implications and Alternatives Cathy Holtslander,Canada
IRSA_19A Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada: Concepts, Frames, Forms and Actors
Exploring land-‐grabbing and land tenure in Ontario: Implications for land and food sovereignty Sarah Rotz,Canada
IRSA_19A Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada: Concepts, Frames, Forms and Actors
Reframing the Debate about Land Grabbing in Quebec Frantz Gheller,Canada
IRSA_19B Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada-‐ Regional patterns and case studies Addressing Farmland Grab In Southern Ontario Ella Haley,Canada
IRSA_19B Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada-‐ Regional patterns and case studies
Land grabbing Alberta style: Urban expansion, speculation, and the politics of land use Elizabeth Smythe,Canada
IRSA_19B Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada-‐ Regional patterns and case studies Patterns of farmland investment in Saskatchewan, 2003-‐2014 André Magnan,Canada
IRSA_19B Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada-‐ Regional patterns and case studies
Racializing the land grab: One Earth Farms and the reproduction of racialized property and productivity in the Canadian Prairie
Melanie Sommerville,Canada
IRSA_19B Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada-‐ Regional patterns and case studies
Land Grabbing in the Toronto Area: On farming, aggregate extraction, and public resistance in Melanchton Township, Ontario, Can
L. Anders Sandberg,Canada
IRSA_19B Land Grabbing in Canada?Land grabbing in Canada-‐ Regional patterns and case studies
Land Speculation, Grabbing, and Conflict: The Case of the Melancthon mega-‐quarry proposal in Southern Ontario Dena Farsad,Canada
IRSA_20.5A Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 1 The Future of 'Financialisation': Criticisms and Conceptual Insights
Geoffrey Lawrence,Australia
IRSA_20.5AThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 1Natural risk, financial risk, and the barriers to capitalist penetration of agriculture Madeleine Fairbairn,United States
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IRSA_20.5A Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 1 Agriculture and Free Trade Agreements: A Farewell to Arms? Hugh Campbell,New Zealand
IRSA_20.5AThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 1What goes up must come down? The mercurial relationship between food and finance Jennifer Clapp,Canada
IRSA_20.5B Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 2 Normativities and the financialization of natural resources Sarah Ruth Sippel,Germany
IRSA_20.5BThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 2‘Producers on the land, investors in the land’: Examining the shifting economic subjectivities of prairie farmers in an era Melanie Sommerville,Canada
IRSA_20.5BThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 2 Grain Storage Governance and the Limits of Finance Sarah Martin,Canada
IRSA_20.5BThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 2New Exchanges, New Narratives: Exploring the Cultural Dimensions of the Financialization of Food James Williams,Canada
IRSA_20.5C Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 3 The encroachment of financial capital on rural Uruguay. Diego Piñeiro,Uruguay
IRSA_20.5C Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 3 Public funds balancing profit, aid and ethics in land investments Hilde Bjørkhaug,Norway
IRSA_20.5CThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 3Investor-‐led, ICT-‐based, and climate-‐smart? On the possibilities and limits of megafarms addressing weather volatility Oane Visser,The Netherlands
IRSA_20.5C Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 3 Financialization and rural change in Europe Mauro Conti,Italy
IRSA_20.5DThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 4The financialization and consolidation of the largest poultry industries in Mexico Francisco Martinez,Mexico
IRSA_20.5D Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 4 Private Equity takeovers in the Norwegian Food Sector. Reidar Almas,Norway
IRSA_20.5DFinancialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change Session 4
Institutional and Organizational Structures of Dairy Cooperatives in “Mesorregião Grande Fronteira do Mercosul.” A Life Cy
Caetano Beber,Germany
IRSA_20.5DFinancialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change Session 4
The restructuring and financialization of the food chain: the silent war of supermarkets against traditional markets in Ecuador
Patric Hollenstein,Ecuador
IRSA_20.5E Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 5 Will Land Reform Reduce Hunger? Anne Margrethe Brigham,Norway
IRSA_20.5E Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 5 Agricultural Marketing in Indonesian Rural Area: Are Brokers truly Enemy for Smallholders?
Muhammad Arsyad,Indonesia
IRSA_20.5EThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 5Regional financialization and consolidation of the Egyptian agri-‐food industry Marion Dixon,USA
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IRSA_20.5EThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 5Financing Vulnerability? Index-‐Based Agricultural Insurance and the Assemblage of Risk as a Financial Asset in Rural Guatemala
S. Ryan Isakson,Canada
IRSA_20.5FThe financialization of agri-‐food: limits, contradictions, and new directions
Session 6Agrofuels and Agrarian Change: Assessing Financialization in the Brazilian Ethanol Industry Ian Carrillo,United States
IRSA_20.5F Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 6 Out With the Dust? The Financialization of Saskatchewan Farmland
Bruce Muirhead,Canada
IRSA_20.5F Financialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change
Session 6 Land rush in the highest gear? Farmland deals and investment strategies in the EU’s Eastern agricultural frontier. The case
Oane Visser,The Netherlands
IRSA_20.5FFinancialization, food-‐systems and rural economic change Session 6
Restructuring the Global Vegetable Oil Complex: Financialization and the Shifting Strategies of Asian Traders in Where to Inves
Midori HIRAGA,JAPAN
IRSA_22A
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Protecting water and costal resources
The Agonistic Practices of Situated Water Governance: performance, tactics and ‘radical habitus’
Ruth Beilin,Australia
IRSA_22A
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Protecting water and costal resources
Deconstructing the development of the Resource Management Act: New Zealand's difficulties to address the water protection issue
Ismaël Tall,Switzerland
IRSA_22A
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Protecting water and costal resources
Carolina Dreamin': Exploring the hybrid agri-‐environmental governance of water quality in farming communities
Caela O'Connell,USA
IRSA_22A
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Protecting water and costal resources
The Fishing Reorganization Conflict in San Blas, Nayarit, México. Coastal Governance as Assemblage
Francisca López Regalado,The Netherlands
IRSA_22B
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Who governs? Centralisation and/or participation
From Governing the Commons to the Commons of Governing: Food Publics, Civil Society, and the More-‐than-‐human
Michael Carolan,United States
IRSA_22B
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Who governs? Centralisation and/or participation
“When do Environmental Problems Matter? The Role of Centralized Governance on Perceptions and Responses to Environmental Chal
Diego Thompson,United States
IRSA_22B
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Who governs? Centralisation and/or participation
Remaking response-‐abilities: the case of beekeeping biosecurity in Australia
Catherine Phillips,Australia
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IRSA_22B
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Who governs? Centralisation and/or participation
Participatory Governance and Sustainability Transitions: Lessons from the Japanese Cooperative Movement
Maki Hatanaka,USA
IRSA_22C
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Beyond the binaries The Vertical and the Horizontal of Agri-‐Environmental Governance
Christopher Rosin,New Zealand
IRSA_22C
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Beyond the binariesTransnational Agricultural Value Chains and Their Governance in a World Where Public and Private Distinctions Do Not Matter: In
Jacob Muirhead,Canada
IRSA_22C
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Beyond the binaries Toward a transversal typology of agri-‐environmental governance practices: a Swiss case study
Jeremie Forney,Switzerland
IRSA_22C
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
Beyond the binariesKilling Two Birds with One Stone? Rationale and Regional Governance behind Integrated Rural Policies for Agricultural and Rural
Haruhiko IBA,JAPAN
IRSA_22D
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
The market as a solution Analysing ‘Payments for Ecosystem Services’ as a Process of Policy Assemblage.
Sophie Wynne-‐Jones,Wales UK
IRSA_22D
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
The market as a solutionFood, Farming, and the Fostering of Transformational Change through Market-‐Based Agri-‐Environmental Governance in the UK
Thomas Vetter,Switzerland
IRSA_22D
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
The market as a solutionBiodiversity and animal breed conservation through the market? The dairy cooperative Vacche Rose in Emilia Romagna, Italy.
Paul Swagemakers,Spain
IRSA_22D
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
The market as a solution Sorted Stuff and Foodie Filters: Making Aesthetics for the Modern Food Market
Katharine Legun,New Zealand
IRSA_22E
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
The toolbox of AEG: definitions, metrologies, and side-‐effects
The Side-‐Effects of Sustainability Audits. Hugh Campbell,New Zealand
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IRSA_22E
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
The toolbox of AEG: definitions, metrologies, and side-‐effects
Ontario’s Environmental Farm Plan and its Future: Measuring Performance, Improving Effectiveness, and Increasing Participatio
Paul Smith,Canada
IRSA_22E
Addressing the complexity of agri-‐environmental governance: multiplicity, hybridity, and assemblage
The toolbox of AEG: definitions, metrologies, and side-‐effects
Swiss policies for arable soil protection: questionning the efficiency of a consensus-‐building process
Nicolas Derungs,Switzerland
IRSA_23A Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 1 Legitimacy Gap in Rural-‐Urban Water Transfer: Case Studies of Drinking Water Provisioning Services
Kiran Kumari Bhattarai,Canada
IRSA_23A Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 1 Rural Broadband for a sustainable digital future: A reflexive interactive assessment
Laxmi Prasad Pant,Canada
IRSA_23A Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 1 Bringing Rural Benefits to Expanding Urban Populations Mary Thornbush,Canada
IRSA_23A Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 1 Role of tourism in social and economic transformation in rural areas -‐Glancing back and forth in Nepal's Mt. Everest Region
Sanjay Nepal,Canada
IRSA_23A Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 1 Rural Social Sustainable Development through ICT: A Sociological Analysis Using a sustainable livelihoods approach
MD. ANISUR RAHAMAN,Bangladesh
IRSA_23BAdaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability Session 2
A Change in Property-‐Rights Regime and the Proliferation of Fenced Plots, Investigating Its Implication on the Livelihoods of t
Tingirtu Gebretsadik Tekle,Ethiopia
IRSA_23B Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 2 Asset adaptation and rural food security nexus in a changing climate: A case study of the rural Delta state in Nigeria.
Eromose Ebhuoma,South Africa
IRSA_23BAdaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability Session 2
The Adoption Rate of Integrated Crop Management (ICM) on Irrigated Rice in Donggala Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indones
Tina Febrianti,Indonesia
IRSA_23B Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 2 Actor Networks and Climate Change Adaptation of South Indian Coastal Communities
Thomson Kaleekal,India
IRSA_23B Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 2 Agricultura Urbana En La Zona Metropolitana Del Valle De México: Una Opción De Desarrollo Sustentable
Mercedes A. Jiménez Velázquez,México
IRSA_23C Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 3 Decentralized Water Governance and Enhanced Livelihoods: A Case Study from Telangana, India
Srinivas Sajja,India
IRSA_23C Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 3 Small Hydropower Businesses in Okayama Prefecture after the Introduction of the Feed-‐in Tariff Scheme
Yasuko Honda,Japan
IRSA_23CAdaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability Session 3
Community-‐based Renewable Energy Structures in Industrialized Societies: A Case of Small Hydropower in Rural Community
Junko Fukumoto,Japan
IRSA_23C Adaptive Transitions for Transformations to Sustainability
Session 3 Marginalization and shifting wealth kamran Dolatshahi,iran
IRSA_24ATerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Legal and InstitutionalWhat’s in a Name? Geographic indicators, climate change and the shifting realities of terrior Lisa F. Clark,Canada
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IRSA_24ATerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Legal and InstitutionalNational adaptation of heritage food policy gone too far? Japan's supplementary approach to geographic indication Hart Feuer,Japan
IRSA_24ATerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Legal and InstitutionalConstructing terroir and origin food in Morocco: the case of Chefchaouen goat cheese Mariagiulia Mariani,France / Italy
IRSA_24ATerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Legal and InstitutionalPortrait of the creation and evolution of the definition of the word "terroir" in Quebec Nathalie Lachance,Canada
IRSA_24BTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Terroir in Latin AmericaThe Geographical Indication (GI) for the Black Rice Produced in Paraiba Valley, Brazil GENI sato,Brasil
IRSA_24BTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Terroir in Latin America“Colonial” Products In Brazil: An Example Of An Extensive And Shifting Terroir John Wilkinson,Brazil
IRSA_24BTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Terroir in Latin AmericaTerritorial governance. ¿A new key for development?. The case of Local Agrifood Systems in Mexico Gerardo Torres Salcido,Mexico
IRSA_24BTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Terroir in Latin AmericaTerroir, Tradition, and Colonial Legacies in Mexico’s Mezcal Industry Sarah Bowen,United States
IRSA_24BTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
Terroir in Latin America The "Terroir" how an autopoietic System Mario del Roble Pensado Leglise,MEXICO
IRSA_24CTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
New World TerroirFrom France to Wisconsin (and Back Again?): Telling the Tale of Two Terroirs Sarah Bowen,United States
IRSA_24CTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
New World Terroir The Contested Governance of Tennessee Whiskey Douglas Constance,USA
IRSA_24CTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
New World TerroirChocolate and terroir: New American chocolate makers’ connections between equitable trade and quality, variety, territory, an
Ryan Galt,USA
IRSA_24CTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
New World Terroir“We’re not necessarily driving the bus”: The socio-‐natural formation of place and its role in winemaking discourse Sarah Cappeliez,Canada
IRSA_24DTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
European and Comparative Approaches French taste in a New Zealand terroir? Cinzia Piatti,Germany
IRSA_24DTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
European and Comparative Approaches
Rural identity being born -‐ local economic and community development through territorial branding in Eastern Europe (Hungary)
Gusztáv Nemes,Magyarország
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IRSA_24DTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
European and Comparative Approaches Practicing terroir in Norway Atle Wehn Hegnes,Norway
IRSA_24DTerroir in Translation: Exploring the Place of Place in the Global Food System
European and Comparative Approaches
Capitalizing on your neighbor’s terroir: Investigating the construction of Stella Artois’ French-‐style “Cidre” Ashley Jenkins,USA
IRSA_25 Mountain Economic Transitions: Initiatives from Appalachia
University-‐Community Collaboration in Elkhorn City, Kentucky: Case Study in Networking Across Space and Scale
Shaunna Scott,USA
IRSA_25 Mountain Economic Transitions: Initiatives from Appalachia
Comparative state engagement in regional rural livelihood transitions: Appalachian, Sardinian, and Catalan examples
Ann Kingsolver,USA
IRSA_25 Mountain Economic Transitions: Initiatives from Appalachia
Grow Appalachia: Sowing Community Opportunities in Central Appalachia
Kathryn Engle,USA
IRSA_25 Mountain Economic Transitions: Initiatives from Appalachia
An Architectural Analysis of the Appalachian Company Town Gregory Galford,USA
IRSA_25Mountain Economic Transitions: Initiatives from Appalachia
Mountain Instrument Makers in West Virginia's Economic Transition: Connecting Forests, Tourism, and Heritage through Craft
Jasper Waugh-‐Quasebarth,United States
IRSA_26ATransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Improved Agricultural Communication Policy Strategies
Exploration of experiential teaching and learning for motivational development of new generations of farmers: The Nigerian situ
Okanlade Lawal-‐Adebowale,Nigeria
IRSA_26A Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Improved Agricultural Communication Policy Strategies
Modernization strategies and agricultural development in Senegal: A model for analysis
Amadou Ndiaye,Senegal
IRSA_26A Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Improved Agricultural Communication Policy Strategies
Reviving Agricultural Extension for Effective transition from subsistence to Commercial Agriculture in Nigeria
Adolphus Naswem,Nigeria
IRSA_26ATransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Improved Agricultural Communication Policy Strategies
Meta-‐analysis of status of Agricultural Extension Policy In sub-‐Saharan Africa, alignment to New Partnership for African Develo
Idowu Oladele,South Africa
IRSA_26A Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Improved Agricultural Communication Policy Strategies
When a “good policy” has poor outcomes: Reflections on Uganda’s National Agricultural Advisory Services
Bernard Obaa,Uganda
IRSA_26BTransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development Factors Shaping Adoption I
Problematic Policy: Land Fragmentation and Its Role in Undermining Adoption of Agricultural Innovations in South Wollo, Ethiopi
Anne Cafer,USA
IRSA_26B Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Factors Shaping Adoption I ICT Use By Farmers in Rural Mozambique Kathlee Freeman,United States
IRSA_26B Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Factors Shaping Adoption I Exploring Gender Dynamics of Livestock-‐Livelihood Linkages in Uganda
Elizabeth Ransom,United States
IRSA_26B Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Factors Shaping Adoption I Land Rights, Food Security and a Need for Domestic Markets in Mozambique
Helena Shilomboleni,Canada
IRSA_26BTransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development Factors Shaping Adoption I
Coping strategies to soil erosion threats and determinants of adoption of recommended soil conservation technologies among farm
Ogbonnaya Aja,Nigeria
IRSA_26C Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Market Approaches to Transformation
Willingness Of Rice Farmers To Utilise Components Of Agricultural Transformation Agenda In Nigeria
Luqman Akinbile,Nigeria
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IRSA_26C Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Market Approaches to Transformation
Storage, Behavior Price Stabilization, and Price Transmission in Rice Markets: Evidence from West-‐Africa
Abdelaziz Lawani,United States
IRSA_26C Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Market Approaches to Transformation
Technical and scale efficiency of vegetable farms within forest based system farming in Southwest region of Cameroon
Yannick Djoumessi,Cameroon
IRSA_26CTransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Market Approaches to Transformation
Evaluation Of The Effectiveness Of Growth Enhancement Support Scheme (Gess) On Inputs Delivery And Income Levels Of Crop Farmer
Moshood Jaji,Nigeria
IRSA_26C Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Market Approaches to Transformation
Beans In The Night: Attitudes, Preferences To New Improved Common Beans In Rural Mozambique
Fridah Mubichi,USA
IRSA_26D Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Factors Shaping Adoption II A comparative study between Mozambique and Malawi soybean adoption policies
Fridah Mubichi,USA
IRSA_26D Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Factors Shaping Adoption II Policy asymmetries and the potential of pulses in sub-‐Saharan African food security strategies
Lisa F. Clark,Canada
IRSA_26D Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Factors Shaping Adoption II Comparative Analysis of Policy for Technology Adoption in Three African Countries
Kathlee Freeman,United States
IRSA_26DTransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development Factors Shaping Adoption II
Investigating the Roles and Responsibilities of Religious Leaders in Rural Development Efforts in South Africa: Case Study of V Joseph Muka Mundadi,South Africa
IRSA_26D Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Factors Shaping Adoption II Comparative Assessment of Rural Development Programmes of Selected NGOs in Plateau State, Nigeria.
Taofiq Olanrewaju,Nigeria
IRSA_26E Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Assessing Farmer Perceptions, Priorities, and Choices
Worldviews Apart: Agriculture Extension and Ethiopian Smallholder Farmers
Logan Cochrane,Canada
IRSA_26ETransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Assessing Farmer Perceptions, Priorities, and Choices
Institutional factors influencing the adoption of elephant crop-‐raiding deterrent innovations in the Okavango Delta, Botswana Sekondeko Ronnie Noga,Botswana
IRSA_26ETransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Assessing Farmer Perceptions, Priorities, and Choices
Farmers’ knowledge and decision-‐making on insecticide treated bed nets for malaria prevention in Ahoada East Local Government
Franklin Nlerum,Nigeria
IRSA_26E Transforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Assessing Farmer Perceptions, Priorities, and Choices
Assessment Of The Training Needs Of Farmer Based Organizations In Ekiti State, Nigeria.
Grace Adebo,Nigeria
IRSA_26ETransforming African Agriculture and Rural Development
Assessing Farmer Perceptions, Priorities, and Choices
Social Network Ties And Farmers Willingness To Adopt New Agricultural Technologies: The Case Of New Bean Varieties In Rural Moz
Maria da Luz Quinhentos,Mozambique
IRSA_28ARurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 1 Rural New Resident Recruitment – A Community-‐wide Educational Approach
Cheryl Burkhart-‐Kriesel,USA
IRSA_28ARurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 1 ‘I’m proud to be a culchie’, migrated Irish farm youths’ conceptualisation and construction of the rural.
Anne Cassidy,Ireland
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IRSA_28ARurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 1 Rethinking Urban Space in Africa: The Case of the City of Mbalmayo in Cameroon, Central Africa
Judith Lewetchou,United States
IRSA_28ARurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 1How Rural Women Represent Themselves in Women’s Club Activities? : (Re)construction of Rurality and Femininity in Post-‐War
Fumi Iwashima,Japan
IRSA_28BRurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 2 Expectations and images of rural life from the Scenario analysis of future sustainable society in Japan
Midori Aoyagi,Japan
IRSA_28BRurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 2 How many rurals are there? Social Representations on rural territories in Portugal
Elisabete Figueiredo,Portugal
IRSA_28BRurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 2 Picturesque and Communal. Construction of rurality in the competition “Village of the Year”
Martin Hermansky,Czech Republic
IRSA_28BRurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 2 Nostalgia, Otherness and Beyond: Changing Ruralities in Icelandic Cinema
Thoroddur Bjarnason,Iceland
IRSA_28BRurality in the eye of the (urban) beholder? (Re)constructing rurality through urban imaginaries
Session 2 Turn of the Screw on the environmental opinions: surveys and social discourses in rural places (Spain)
Marina Requena i Mora,Spain
IRSA_29ABeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 1Selling the rural environment to urban inhabitants: Green Tourism in Kunisaki Peninsula, Japan David Telfer,Canada
IRSA_29ABeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 1No man's land or tourist's land? Representation of rural areas in promotional materials, in Portugal Figueiredo Elisabete,Portugal
IRSA_29ABeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 1Rural second homes in the Czech Republic: shrines for the private self Pavel Pospech,Czech Republic
IRSA_29ABeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 1A globalised gaze into Ikeji Festival: What do the Aros stand to lose or gain? Anthonia Ijeoma Onyeahialam,UK
IRSA_29BBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 2Tourism, Tourists And Peasant Society: Two Study Cases In Michoacán Y Chiapas, México. Maria Elena Serrano,MEXICO
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IRSA_29BBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 2“The Hinterland Way”: “tourism”, political action or spiritual experience? Gustavo Meyer,Brazil
IRSA_29BBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 2 Rural Tourism Effects in Rural Areas -‐ Pyrgion Esra KUT,TURKEY
IRSA_29BBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 2Is Living In A Thriving Versus Non-‐Thriving Community Related To Rural Tourism In Arkansas? Kelly Way,United States
IRSA_29CBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 3Is tourism the only fix? : A comparison of a tourism-‐oriented and a agriculture-‐oriented village in Yunnan, China Xiaotao Yang,Canada
IRSA_29CBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 3Socio-‐Cultural Impacts Of Cultural Tourism Development On Traditional Whaling Culture In Lamalera, Indonesia CHARLES LAMAMBERAF,Indonesia
IRSA_29CBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 3A State of Nature? Safari Tourism, Environmental Racism, and Frontier Justice in Kenya Brock Bersaglio,Canada
IRSA_29CBeyond the gaze of the tourist -‐ what does rural tourism leave for local communities?
Session 3 Representing Rurality: Cider Mills and Agritourism Wynne Wright,USA
IRSA_30 Rural Housing and Homelessness in Canada
Intentional Homeless Communities and Housing First : Finding the Rural in the Urban Spaces
Eric Weissman,Canada
IRSA_30 Rural Housing and Homelessness in Canada
Homelessness in Three Northern Ontario Communities Carol Kauppi,Canada
IRSA_30 Rural Housing and Homelessness in Canada
Rural Homelessness in Alberta: An Environmental Scan Across 22 Communities
Jeannette Waegemakers Schiff,Canada
IRSA_30 Rural Housing and Homelessness in Canada
Rural Indigenous Homelessness in Canada Rebecca Schiff,Canada
IRSA_31APositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing, Planning and Development
“A house before I was 40”: Rural Gentrification and Housing Scarcity in the Amenity-‐Rich Western U.S. Jennifer Sherman,USA
IRSA_31APositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing, Planning and Development
Rural housing, planning and changing forms of rural gentrification: impressions from rural West Berkshire, England Martin Phillips,UK
IRSA_31APositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing, Planning and Development
A New Institutional Approach to Housing Development in Rural Areas
Rebecca Campbell,Scotland, United Kingdom
IRSA_31APositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing, Planning and Development
Rural housing in Ecuador and Peru: actors and multi-‐scalar connections Lorena Toro Mayorga,Ecuador
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IRSA_31APositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing, Planning and Development Rental Housing in Rural America Ann Ziebarth,USA
IRSA_31BPositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing design and meaningWhat Makes Housing feel Homey? Experiences from Finnish Countryside Sulevi Riukulehto,Finland
IRSA_31BPositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing design and meaningHouse in the countryside is like this! The different models present in the current rural housing in Sao Paulo state – Brazil Taísa Brosler,Brazil
IRSA_31BPositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing design and meaning The Housing in Rural Traditional Communities of Bahia / Brazil PAULA MOREIRA,Brasil
IRSA_31BPositioning Rural Housing Research: International Experiences
Housing design and meaning Researching Rural Housing: with an artist in residence Menelaos Gkartzios,UK
IRSA_32ANew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: international case studies of how ag producers are changing their worlds
Strategies of accumulation on the contested Frontier: landlords and rural capitalism in northwestern Pakistan
Noaman Ali,Canada
IRSA_32ANew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: international case studies of how ag producers are changing their worlds
Food Security and Maya Land Rights: Crafting Paths of 'Development with Identity'.
Mark Chatarpal,USA
IRSA_32ANew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: international case studies of how ag producers are changing their worlds
Cuando la tierra está cansada: Crisis milpera y reorganización agraria entre los Zoques de México
Fermin Ledesma,México
IRSA_32ANew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: international case studies of how ag producers are changing their worlds
Facilitating multi-‐stakeholder platforms: a transdisciplinary approach for enabling change in food value chains
Margareta Lelea,Germany
IRSA_32BNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Landscape transformations
Making “wine country”: Wine and the construction of an amenity and tourism landscape in Arizona Colleen Hiner,USA
IRSA_32BNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Landscape transformations
“Natural” Development: Environmental Conservation on Agricultural Lands in Texas. Karin Patzke,United States
IRSA_32BNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Landscape transformations Artisanal Deforestation in the World’s Tropical Dry Forests Thomas Rudel,United States
IRSA_32BNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Landscape transformations
Sociotechnical imaginaries for bioenergy development in the Northeast United States: An imaginaries conflict approach Weston Eaton,USA
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IRSA_32CNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Reconciling production and consumption in rural studies
Agritourism as landscape hybrid: Balancing production and consumption in the rural Wisconsin landscape Innisfree McKinnon,United States
IRSA_32CNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Reconciling production and consumption in rural studies
Production, consumption, and the contradictions of capitalist nature in the Holland Marsh Michael Classens,Canada
IRSA_32CNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Reconciling production and consumption in rural studies
Production/consumption in exurban political ecology Laura Taylor,Canada
IRSA_32CNew rural capitalisms: production to consumption or something in-‐between?
New rural capitalisms: Reconciling production and consumption in rural studies
Roundtable summary discussion: Engaging agri-‐food and landscape values and extraction Laura Taylor,Canada
IRSA_33A Generations and Rural Change Session 1 Rural Youth and Farming as a Future Profession: The Case of Barangay Abo, Nagcarlan, Laguna, Philippines
Sherry Marasigan,Philippines
IRSA_33A Generations and Rural Change Session 1 Living apart – working together. Intergenerational relationships at family farms in Austria
Franz Hoellinger,Austria
IRSA_33A Generations and Rural Change Session 1 Is fishing as a ‘way of life’ still desirable for coastal bag net fishers in Gujarat? An ethnographic study of fishers’ p
Rajib Biswal,Canada
IRSA_33A Generations and Rural Change Session 1Generational Changes In Landlord Families And Transformations In Social Perceptions Of Drought At Northeast Of Brazil
Valdenio Meneses,Brasil
IRSA_33B Generations and Rural Change Session 2 Rural ageing in Sweden: Exploring the importance of place in later life
Anna Elmqvist,Sweden
IRSA_33B Generations and Rural Change Session 2 Discursive Perceptions of Home in the Third Age in Rural Finland
Katja Rinne-‐Koski,Finland
IRSA_33B Generations and Rural Change Session 2 Supporting old people’s age in place: the potential of voluntary work in rural communities
Marit S. Haugen,Norway
IRSA_33B Generations and Rural Change Session 2 The rural retirement and changes in way of life of olderly who live in the countryside: analysis of the municipalities of Piran
Vanessa Aparecida Moreira de Barros,Brazil
IRSA_33C Generations and Rural Change Session 3Uncovering how rural masculine gender norms influence access to health and health information for men in rural Ontario, Canada.
Brad Hiebert,Canada
IRSA_33C Generations and Rural Change Session 3 Rural aging in México. Oscar Hernández,México
IRSA_33C Generations and Rural Change Session 3 The role of the cultural capital of young rural inhabitants in the contemporary processes of transformation of the rural areas
Ilona Matysiak,Poland
IRSA_33C Generations and Rural Change Session 3 The New Directions Speakers’ School’s approach to using the ‘Voice’: Confronting social injustices with social capital
Regina Belloso,Canada
IRSA_34A Daily practices and global countrysides
Session 1 Precarious Rural Cosmopolitanism and Everyday Spaces of Engagement
Michael Woods,United Kingdom
IRSA_34A Daily practices and global countrysides
Session 1 Rural Returnees and the Global Experiences They Bring Home Cheryl Morse,United States
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IRSA_34ADaily practices and global countrysides Session 1
Mobility and female work in central Chile: effects of new urban-‐rural linkages on employment and lifestyle in rural women. Rosana Vallejos,Chile
IRSA_34A Daily practices and global countrysides
Session 1 'Rurality', racism & context: influences of informal social control on predjudicial practices in rural Engand
Nathan Kerrigan,England
IRSA_34B Daily practices and global countrysides
Session 2 Rural village bonding in the era of mobilities. A quantitative approach to clarify the varieties and intensities of rural villa
Joost Gieling,the Netherlands
IRSA_34BDaily practices and global countrysides Session 2
Transnational mobilities, ‘special interest’ lifestyle entrepreneurs, and winter tourism innovation: experiences from north
Marco Eimermann,Sweden
IRSA_34B Daily practices and global countrysides
Session 2 The rural elite in global capitalism: an analysis of the changing fortunes and reach of one estate.
Sam Hillyard,United Kingdom
IRSA_34BDaily practices and global countrysides Session 2
Community spaces in cross-‐cultural exchange: Community gardens and settlement of humanitarian immigrants in Australian agricul
Branka Krivokapic-‐Skoko,Australia
IRSA_35A Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Everyday experiences of agricultural globalization
Laboring in ambiguity: Uncertainty, fear and the meaning of tenure security in Cambodia’s agribusiness concessions
Alice Beban,United States
IRSA_35A Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Everyday experiences of agricultural globalization
“Our Problem Is Powder Milk Entrance”. Small Dairy Farmers Facing Trade Liberalization
Noemi Moreno,Mexico
IRSA_35A Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Everyday experiences of agricultural globalization
Coconut Crisis in Kerala? Mainstream Narrative and Alternative Perspectives
Terah Sportel,Canada
IRSA_35AGlobalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Everyday experiences of agricultural globalization
Rural people and their strategies in moments of crisis: the experience of rural territory Los Santos, an example of Costa Rica
Milagro Núñez,Costa Rica
IRSA_35B Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities, mobility and technology
Moving out, moving up: out migration of men contributes to women empowerment and autonomy.
Fidel Budy,United Kingdom
IRSA_35B Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities, mobility and technology
Globalisation of Social Media: Could Internet Reduce Early Marriage in Rural Villages of Ethiopia?
Fikrie Sintayehu,Ethiopia
IRSA_35BGlobalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities, mobility and technology
Mobile telecommunication penetration in Nigeria and its transitional effects on rural dwellers’ social relations reconfigurat
Okanlade Lawal-‐Adebowale,Nigeria
IRSA_35B Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities, mobility and technology
Experiences and trajectories of young people in a rural region of Québec
Marco Alberio,Canada
IRSA_35C Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities in new global economies
Bottling globalization in rural localities Marc Welsh,UK
IRSA_35C Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities in new global economies
A deindustrialized home? Rural experiences of home without its ‘raison d’etre’
Amanda McMillan Lequieu,United States of America
IRSA_35C Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities in new global economies
The impact of closure of the village supermarket for residents of a rural community
Suzan Christiaanse,Netherlands
IRSA_35C Globalization and Everyday Life in Rural Communities
Rural communities in new global economies
Cultivating Hope – Ganja and Rural Survival Strategies in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Kevin Edmonds,Canada
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IRSA_36APopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Rural Population and Social/Economic Change
Using Annual Indicators to Track the Impact of Population Change on Rural Areas Tracy Greever-‐Rice,USA
IRSA_36APopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Rural Population and Social/Economic Change
‘Not Allowed to Inherit My Kingdom’: The Challenges of Amenity Tourism in the Rural Western U.S. Jennifer Sherman,USA
IRSA_36APopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Rural Population and Social/Economic Change
Population Change and Environmental Inequality in Appalachia: An Analysis of Communities Near Coal Impoundments Pierce Greenberg,USA
IRSA_36APopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Rural Population and Social/Economic Change
Labor out-‐migration and agricultural change in rural China: A systematic review and meta-‐analysis Hua Qin,USA
IRSA_36BPopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Population Change and Community Development
Case Study: Population change as a means of community survival and the challenges this entails Kineret Tamir,Israel
IRSA_36BPopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Population Change and Community Development
Marginality of Depopulated Rural Communities in Aged Society in Japan:Field Survey on Gemeinschaft Type of Rural Community in N
Yoshio Kawamura,Japan
IRSA_36BPopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Population Change and Community Development
Meeting places approach for maintaining vital rural communities -‐ cases from rural Denmark Pia Heike Johansen,Denmark
IRSA_36BPopulation Changes in Rural Areas and their Implications for Inequalities
Population Change and Community Development
Social Capital And Contraceptive Use Among Rural Dwellers In Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Ubong Asa,Nigeria
IRSA_37AAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement I
“Mexico Profundo” in Rural Canada: Mexican Migrant Farmworkers Affirming Place Evelyn Encalada,Canada
IRSA_37AAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement I
California strawberry fields, soil fumigants, and working conditions in a time of labor shortage Julie Guthman,USA
IRSA_37AAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement I
“Mediating Migrants”: Resisting and reconstituting narratives of migrant lives in Canadian media through documentary Min Sook Lee,Canada
IRSA_37AAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement I
Uprooting temporary labour migration schemes: A comparison of citizenship ideologies between migrant justice and farm industry
Anelyse Weiler,Canada
IRSA_37BAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II The agrarian question of labour: repositioning food movements Haroon Akram-‐Lodhi,Canada
IRSA_37BAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II
"Labor of Love: Inequality and Participation in Alternative Agriculture" Analena Bruce,United States
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IRSA_37BAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II
Chaynovian Aspirations; Leninist Realities? The Curious Case of Agricultural Interns on Agroecological Farms Michael Ekers,Canada
IRSA_37BAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II
The New American Farmer: Agrarian Questions, Race, and Labor
Laura-‐Anne Minkoff-‐Zern,United States
IRSA_37CAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II
Promoting a Just and Sustainable Food System in Ontario: the Necessity of Labour and Immigration Reform Nadia Lambek,Canada
IRSA_37CAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II
What About the Animals? Food Labour, Interspecies Solidarity, and the Potential for Humane Jobs Kendra Coulter,Canada
IRSA_37CAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II
Lived Experience of Pacific Seasonal Workers in Australian Horticulture : Place, Poverty and Community Branka Krivokapic-‐Skoko,Australia
IRSA_37CAgricultural Labour and the Food Movement: Perspectives and Politics
Agricultural Labour and the Food Movement II
Coping with Transience: Investigating the wellbeing of seasonal migrant workers in UK horticulture. Heidi Saxby,England
IRSA_38A
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 1 Asalariados rurales: generaciones y bienestar social. JUAN ROMERO,Uruguay
IRSA_38A
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 1The production cycle in question: the issue of generational change in the Uruguayan Family Farming Emilio Fernandez Rondoni,Uruguay
IRSA_38A
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 1Rural families partially salaried. Adaptation or resistance/ Asalarización parcial de familias rurales: adaptación o resisten MONICA BENDINI,Argentina
IRSA_38A
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 1Mercado De Trabalho, Renda E Desigualdade Na Agropecuária Brasileira DANIETE ROCHA,Brasil
IRSA_38B
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 2Asalariadas rurales en Uruguay: explorando el perfil del mundo del trabajo remunerado femenino Rossana Vitelli,Uruguay
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IRSA_38B
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 2Aging, rurality and seasonal agricultural work in the Chilean fruit production Pamela Caro,Chile
IRSA_38B
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 2Trabajo femenino y mercado laboral en los sectores rurales en Chile. Trayectorias y cambios en la agricultura y en la participa Juan Cabas,Chile
IRSA_38B
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 2Transformaciones en actividades agrícolas a partir de políticas neoliberales, campesinos del municipio San Pedro y San Pablo Beatriz Rangel,México
IRSA_38C
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 3Are the Workers Rural Unions still useful in the Latin-‐American rural world? A case analysis of Forestry Workers Unions MUCIO GONÇALVES,Brazil
IRSA_38C
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 3Mercado de trabajo agrícola y organización sindical. Historia de un intento sindical. Jornaleros agrícolas de San Quintín, María Barrón,México
IRSA_38C
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 3 Los contratistas de mano de obra en el agro uruguayo Paola Mascheroni,Uruguay
IRSA_38C
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 3Back to labor: change processes in labor relationships for the presence of agribusiness in Santa Elena, La Libertad, Perú Ana Lucía Araujo Raurau,Perú
IRSA_38D
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 4 The migration to the North from Mexico and Central America Ibis Sepulveda,Mexico
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IRSA_38D
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 4Globalization: Changing work times. A contribution to the understanding of Latin American agriculture labor makets. Josefra Salete Cavalcanti,Brazil
IRSA_38D
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 4Labor trajectories among temporary workers in globalized agriculture (province of Tucumán, Argentina). Guillermo Neiman,Argentina
IRSA_38D
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 4 Apuntes sobre el trabajo rural temporario en América Latina Mauricio Tubio,Uruguay
IRSA_38D
Labor markets and work processes in Latin American agriculture / Mercados y procesos de trabajo en la agricultura Latinoamericana
Session 4Cambios en el uso de la tierra y trabajo agropecuario: el caso de Uruguay en el período 1980 -‐ 2011. Joaquín Cardeillac,Uruguay
IRSA_40A Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐economic changes and new ruralities
"The radical transformation of agriculture and rural social life in Brazil: the domination of financial capital and the end of
Zander Navarro,Brazil
IRSA_40A Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐economic changes and new ruralities
The deagrarianization as a State perspective. Agriculture, economy and politics in Angola.
Fernando Baptista,Portugal
IRSA_40A Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐economic changes and new ruralities
Understanding Post-‐agrarian Ruralities: Diversities, Mobilities and Hybridizations
Luis Camarero,Spain
IRSA_40A Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐economic changes and new ruralities
Social change and rurality: households, reproduction and temporary migration.
Germán Quaranta,Argentina
IRSA_40A Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐economic changes and new ruralities
From repeasantization to deagrarianization: non-‐agricultural rural employment in Mexico.
Hubert C. de Grammont,M[exico
IRSA_40B Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐spatial transformations Counterurbanization and micropolitan regions in Iceland Thoroddur Bjarnason,Iceland
IRSA_40B Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐spatial transformations Population mobility in a territory on transformation. The case of Los Juries, province of Santiago del Estero, Argentina.
Blanco Mariela,Argentina
IRSA_40BEmerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds Socio-‐spatial transformations
Sowing changes: family farming in stretches of pipeline and territorial processes in the Baixada Fluminense (Rio de Janeiro –
Betty Rocha,Brasil
IRSA_40B Emerging ruralities in deagrarized worlds
Socio-‐spatial transformations The Rural-‐Agriculture Power Play Loka Ashwood,USA
IRSA_41AIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 1Potatoes, Peasants and Livelihoods: Contract Farming and Agrarian Change in Maharashtra, India Mark Vicol,Australia
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IRSA_41AIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 1Agricultural Expertise & Knowledge On Wine, Tea And Fruits In Post-‐Soviet Rural Development In Georgia Anastasiya Shtaltovna,Canada
IRSA_41AIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 1Framing the Agrarian Question in context of contemporary India: Understanding the Social Relations of Production in Contract Fa
Dr. Ritika Shrimali,Canada
IRSA_41AIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 1Will cocoa value chain intervention sustain the smallholder livelihood? Case study of private sustainability program in Indones
Hiswaty Hafid,Australia
IRSA_41AIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 1Downstream relations, conventions and institutions in the dynamics of persistence and transformation in dairy family farming
Clara Craviotti,Argentina
IRSA_41BIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 2Resistance to the Industrial Model: The Case of Artisanal Aquaculturists in São Cristóvão, Brazil Conner Bailey,United States
IRSA_41BIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 2The Recent Expansion Of Sugarcane Sector In Brazilian Territory: Far-‐Reaching Consequences For Local, Regional And National SCA
Ricardo CASTILLO,Brazil
IRSA_41BIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 2Rice or Shrimp? Agrarian and Aquarian Transitions in Vietnam's Mekong Delta Timothy Gorman,United States
IRSA_41BIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 2Small farmers and large-‐scale industrial agriculture: sugarcane value chain in the Peasant Community of San Lucas de Colán, Pi Alejandra Huaman,Peru
IRSA_41BIndustrial agri/aquaculture and the agrarian question in the rural South
Session 2Commercial Shrimp and the Agrarian Question: Exploring Rural Regulation and Livelihood Transformation in Southwest Bangladesh
Md Islam,Singapore
IRSA_42A
Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Climate, Conservation and Small Farms
De-‐peasantisation and landscape conservation in Europe Katrina Rønningen,Norway
IRSA_42A
Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Climate, Conservation and Small Farms
Economic Costs And Demographic Implications Of Forest Fires In Indonesia
Hilda Masniarita Pohan,Indonesia
IRSA_42A
Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Climate, Conservation and Small Farms
Crisis of Small-‐scale Farming, Exclusion from Access to Irrigation and Deterritorialization in two Ejidos in Northwest Mexico:
Romualdo Montaño Bermúdez,México
IRSA_42A
Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Climate, Conservation and Small Farms
The vulnerability of Mediterranean beekeeping to global environmental change
Feliu López-‐i-‐Gelats,Spain
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Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Farming Exit and Diversification Diverging developments: Livelihood dynamics in the coconut economy of Kerala
Terah Sportel,Canada
IRSA_42B
Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Farming Exit and Diversification The Decline Of Agriculture As An Occupation: Case Studies From South India
Srinivas Sajja,India
IRSA_42B
Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Farming Exit and Diversification Exit: Narratives of giving up farming in Finland Tiina Silvasti,Finland
IRSA_42B
Exits from agriculture -‐ Dispossession, migration, land use and the prospects for smallholder farming
Farming Exit and DiversificationSwitching to non-‐farm occupations by small-‐holders along a rural-‐urban gradient in Southern India – favorable or distressing?
Seema Purushothaman,India
IRSA_43Re-‐peasantization in the North: Practice, politics, and discourses
Peasants with PhD’s?: Dynamics of Re-‐Peasantization and Social Activism in the North American Young Farmers Movement
Andrew Raridon,USA
IRSA_43 Re-‐peasantization in the North: Practice, politics, and discourses
The new peasantry and the alternative agri-‐food movement in Quebec: encounters and divergences
Manon Boulianne,Canada
IRSA_43 Re-‐peasantization in the North: Practice, politics, and discourses
Sowing Knowledge in the Commons: Peasant Innovation and Seed Exchange in Southern Europe
Elisa Da Via,United States
IRSA_43 Re-‐peasantization in the North: Practice, politics, and discourses
Farmer training networks and the cultivation of a livelihood ethic amongst New Agrarians in N. California
Ian Bailey,USA
IRSA_43 Re-‐peasantization in the North: Practice, politics, and discourses
Food sovereignty and new peasantries: on repeasantization and counter-‐hegemonic contestations in the Basque territory
Rita Calvario,Spain
IRSA_45AGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 1 Making and Unmaking the “Green Revolution”: From Asian and African Experiences
Tadasu Tsuruta,Japan
IRSA_45AGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 1 Conversion from Green revolution technology to Organic Faming Technology: The Philippine Case
Gloria Luz Nelson,Philippines
IRSA_45AGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 1 Peasants, technology and development in Angola: comments on Green Revolution proposals for Sub-‐Saharan Africa
Maria João Canadas,Portugal
IRSA_45AGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 1 Critical Analysis of Tanzania’s “Kilimo Kwanza (Agriculture First) ” Policy from a sociological point of view
Makiko SAKAI,Japan
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IRSA_45BGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 2 Agrarian Innovation and the Accessibility of Resources: a Case Study in the Miombo Woodland of Sub-‐Saharan Africa
Yuko Sugiyama,Japan
IRSA_45BGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 2 Local Struggle with the Cassava Cultivation in Southern Africa: “Revolution” for the Immigrants’ Life
Rumiko Murao,Japan
IRSA_45BGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 2 A Green Revolution in African Cacao Production KENTA SAKANASHI ,Japana
IRSA_45BGreen Revolution from Comparative Perspective: Between Asian and African Experiences
Session 2Evaluation of Green Revolution of Rice Farming in the Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania: Focusing on Japan Assisted Irrigation Proje
Koichi Ikegami,Japan
IRSA_46A
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 1El consumo en/de las ruralidades: reflexiones teóricas y empíricas desde México / Rural consumption and the consumption of r
Paola Velasco,Mexico
IRSA_46A
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 1 El Círculo Consumo-‐Producción-‐Consumo En La Vida Fabril De Una Comunidad Rururbana Del Centro De México.
Amaranta Arcadia Castillo Gómez,México
IRSA_46A
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 1Moda, gusto y consumo: cambios en la producción de la industria textil y de confección en Tepetitla de Lardizábal, Tlaxcala,
Janett Vallejo Román,México
IRSA_46A
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 1 Peasant Women, Feminization of Rural Activities and Inequality in Two Ejidos in Northwest Mexico
Ana Amelia Gaytan Fontes,México
IRSA_46B
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 2 La geomarca Patagonia: un estudio de caso atípico en los marcos de la nueva ruralidad.
JUAN CARLOS RODRIGUEZ TORRENT,CHILE
IRSA_46B
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 2 Vivir en la Reserva. Transformaciones rurales en las áreas naturales protegidas en Chiapas.
Carla Zamora,Mexico
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IRSA_46B
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 2Fields in the City: the Farmer’s Market as a Space for the Realisation of Subsistence Agriculture and Sustainable Consumption
Betty Rocha,Brasil
IRSA_46B
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 2 Consuming the countryside: traditional food practices and products in light of consumption studies
Renata Menasche,Brazil
IRSA_46B
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 2 Reorganización territorial y segregación socio-‐espacial: gentrificación y consumo rural en los Altos de Morelos, México.
Estela Martínez-‐Borrego,Mexico
IRSA_46C
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 3From the kitchen to the market the revaluation and transformation of rural foods: the case of Xique-‐Xique Candy in Northeast Re
Evander Krone,Brazil
IRSA_46C
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 3 Del arado al celular, dinámicas de empleo y consumo de jóvenes en el espacio rural contemporáneo
Daniel Hernández,México
IRSA_46C
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 3 Los que se quedan y los retornados: consumidores diferenciados de la ruralidad
Ana Bella Pérez Castro,México
IRSA_46C
El consumo de la ruralidad y la reconstrucción de los sujetos rurales en América Latina
Session 3 De la producción al consumo, la transformación de los sujetos rurales.
Hernan Salas Quintanal,México
IRSA_47Public policy for family agriculture and farmers in Latin America. Present processes and challenges
Actions of rural development in uncertain tenure areas of Argentina: sharing management or disciplining participation MONICA BENDINI,Argentina
IRSA_47Public policy for family agriculture and farmers in Latin America. Present processes and challenges
Advances, Challenges and Perspectives of Family Farming Policies in Latin America Sergio Schneider,Brazil
IRSA_47Public policy for family agriculture and farmers in Latin America. Present processes and challenges
Las políticas públicas hacia el sector rural en México y sus perspectivas MIGUEL ANGEL SAMANO,MEXICO
IRSA_47Public policy for family agriculture and farmers in Latin America. Present processes and challenges
State policies and socio-‐structural changes in the Cuban peasantry. Ruptures and continuities. Arisbel Leyva Remón,Cuba
IRSA_47Public policy for family agriculture and farmers in Latin America. Present processes and challenges
Tendencias actuales de la evolución de la agricultura familiar en la Pampa Húmeda Argentina: entre la descomposición dominan Gabriela Martínez Dougnac,Argentina
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IRSA_48A"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
The Good Farmer The "Good Farmer" concept: past, present and future. Rob Burton,Norway
IRSA_48A"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
The Good FarmerThe farmer-‐inventor: “good farmer” or undercover creative agent? Trish O'Flynn,UK
IRSA_48A"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
The Good FarmerFor Our Common Future “Family Farm”: Turkey And World Analysis Bulent Gulcubuk,Turkey
IRSA_48A"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
The Good Farmer Success of organic farming depends on who adopts it and why Verena Seufert,Canada
IRSA_48B"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Good Farming as moral farmingWhere good farming is less farming: The dominant lifestyle goals of Norway's dairy/beef farmers Maja Farstad,Norway
IRSA_48B"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Good Farming as moral farmingThe Moral Implications of ‘Good’ Farmers: A Theory of Environmental Morality Paul Stock,United States
IRSA_48B"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Good Farming as moral farmingThe good the bad or the confused? An example of multiple sheep scab knowledges in Scotland Senna Middelveld,The Netherlands
IRSA_48B"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Good Farming as moral farmingCreating Disease Free Farmers? Good Farming, Biosecurity Subjectivities and the Management of Animal Disease in New Zealand
Gareth Enticott,Wales, UK
IRSA_48B"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Good Farming as moral farmingGood farmers, good products: reconnecting farmers’ self-‐representations and food qualities Jeremie Forney,Switzerland
IRSA_48C"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Formation and evolution of good farming identities
Becoming a ‘good crofter’: Knowledge networks, diversification and the formation of identity amongst new entrants to croft
Lee-‐Ann Sutherland,United Kingdom
IRSA_48C"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Formation and evolution of good farming identities
Rapid Rural Appraisal as a method for the analysis of multifunctionality regarding agriculture and local identity Serge Eric Yakeu Djiam,Cameroon
IRSA_48C"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Formation and evolution of good farming identities
Farming in the fringes: changing farmer identities in the rural hinterlands of Shanghai and London Pingyang Liu,China
IRSA_48C"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Formation and evolution of good farming identities
Meaning of the farming restart in the Fukushima nuclear plant accident evacuation zone Tomoko Ichida,Japan
IRSA_48C"Good farming" transitions: Agricultural identities in a changing world
Formation and evolution of good farming identities
Good farming, social capital and the formalisation of networks: the evolution of machinery rings in Scotland Sharon Flanigan,Scotland
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IRSA_49A“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender/Change: Gender, Work, And Neo-‐Liberalism In Industrialized Family Farming
Gender Relations in Australian Agriculture Margaret Alston,Australia
IRSA_49A“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender/Change: Gender, Work, And Neo-‐Liberalism In Industrialized Family Farming
Charting Contributions of Farm Women to Family Farms June Corman,Canada
IRSA_49A“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender/Change: Gender, Work, And Neo-‐Liberalism In Industrialized Family Farming
The Role of Irish Women in Innovative Agricultural Practices Maura Farrell,Ireland
IRSA_49A“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender/Change: Gender, Work, And Neo-‐Liberalism In Industrialized Family Farming
Changing Roles and Changing Lives: Experiences of Saskatchewan Farm Women, 2002-‐2011 Amber Fletcher,Canada
IRSA_49A“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender/Change: Gender, Work, And Neo-‐Liberalism In Industrialized Family Farming
Men and Farming: Costing the Patriarchal Dividend Murray Knuttila,Canda
IRSA_49B“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender And Family Relations In Agriculture
The Forgotten Farmwoman:Understanding the Role of Women in a Changing Agricultural Landscape Jennifer Braun,Canada
IRSA_49B“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender And Family Relations In Agriculture
At The Nexus Of Work And Family: Small Family Farms In Upstate New York Joanna Dreby,USA
IRSA_49B“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender And Family Relations In Agriculture
Rural Couples Migration, Married Women's Non-‐Agricultural Employment Rising and Household Land Transfer Chun-‐Rong SHANG ,China
IRSA_49B“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Gender And Family Relations In Agriculture
Factors and Support Measures Concerning the Improvement of Employment Skill of Female Farmers MICHI TSUTSTMI,Japan
IRSA_49C“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Women's Role In Agricultural Industry, Education, And Activism
Gender participation in oil palm fruit processing in rural communities of Rivers State Innocent Abali,Nigeria
IRSA_49C“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Women's Role In Agricultural Industry, Education, And Activism Gender And Education: From Invisibility To Social Protagonism EDONILCE BARROS,Brasil
IRSA_49C“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Women's Role In Agricultural Industry, Education, And Activism
Looking back, moving forward: Farm women’s reflections on their leadership, activism and political organizing Susan Machum,Canada
IRSA_49C“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Women's Role In Agricultural Industry, Education, And Activism
Promoting female farm management beyond patriarchal family farm tradition: a comparative study of agricultural vocational educa
Yukiko Otomo,Japan
IRSA_49C“Gender/Change: Gender, Work, and Neo-‐liberalism in Industrialized Family Farming”
Women's Role In Agricultural Industry, Education, And Activism
Contracting farming at Zona da Mata of Minas Gerais: gender and new sociabilities GILSON SOARES TOLEDO,BRAZIL
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IRSA_50A Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 1 Empowered and innovative: young farmers’ (changing) experiences and their trajectories into family farming
Hannah Chiswell,England
IRSA_50A Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 1 The Future of Farming in Post-‐Green Revolution Punjab, India Mangla Shandal,Canada
IRSA_50ABecoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming Section 1
Nurturing Future Farmers: Comparative Analysis of the Support System for Beginning Farmers between Japan and the United States
Steven McGreevy,Japan
IRSA_50A Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 1 ‘I like it I just don’t know what to do with it’: the student-‐successor in Irish family farming.
Anne Cassidy,Ireland
IRSA_50B Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 2 Becoming a young farmer: explorations in the intergenerational transfer of agrarian resources
Ben White,Netherlands
IRSA_50B Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 2 Alternative Agriculture and Farmer Knowledge in Canada Julia Laforge,Canada
IRSA_50B Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 2 Resettling America: The North American Young Farmers Movement and Dynamics of Intergenerational Contact
Andrew Raridon,USA
IRSA_50B Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 2 Stuckness and stepping back: Australian dairy farmers’ experiences of intergenerational transition
Michael Santhanam-‐Martin,Australia
IRSA_50C Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 3 Moral economies in the trajectories of young farmers. The case of agroecology cooperatives of Madrid
CRISTINA DE BENITO,Spain
IRSA_50CBecoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming Section 3
Cambiando rostros, cambiando el campo. An initiative to inspire and support beginning young women participation in the agro-‐ind
Claudia M. Prado-‐Meza,Mexico
IRSA_50C Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 3 Urban to rural migration:How the women farmer grow the alternative agro-‐food networks in the rural
ZIHLING HUANG,台灣
IRSA_50C Becoming a young farmer: Young people's trajectories into farming
Section 3 ‘Cocoa na chocolate’: an assessment of musical intervention on youth’s perception of agriculture in Oyo state, Nigeria.
Idris Badiru,Nigeria
IRSA_51 Justice at the food-‐climate nexus Gender, participation and the framing of food justice in Zero Hunger West Africa
Kiah Smith,Australia
IRSA_51 Justice at the food-‐climate nexus Oaxaca coffee growers face the economic crisis and environmental partner
Gladys Karina Sanchez,México
IRSA_51 Justice at the food-‐climate nexusForest resource conflict, multi-‐level governance and the pursuit of community justice: comparing REDD+ and palm oil governance
Kate Macdonald,Australia
IRSA_51 Justice at the food-‐climate nexus Movement Building to Resist Carbon Violence: Opportunities for Social Justice in International Carbon Markets?
Kristen Lyons,Australia
IRSA_51 Justice at the food-‐climate nexus Community-‐Based Agroecology: Vulnerability and Response to The Coffee Rust Outbreak and Drought in Nicaragua
Christopher Bacon,United States
IRSA_52Current Moments in the Green Economy
Integrated landscape management: A place-‐based approach towards linking environmental integrity, social justice, and economic d
Claudia Bieling,Germany
IRSA_52Current Moments in the Green Economy
Exploration of the historical, present, and future role of an informal food economy in rural and urban communities in Newfound
Ashley Manning,Canada
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IRSA_52 Current Moments in the Green Economy
Green economy and biofuels in southeastern Mexico. LEON ENRIQUE AVILA ,MEXICO
IRSA_52 Current Moments in the Green Economy
How to Green: Institutions and Actors in Four U.S. Cities Jenna Lamphere,United States
IRSA_54Social differentiation in agrarian ecologies of climate change
Improved Climate Change Resiliency Planning Informed by Self-‐Reported Vulnerability Perceptions of Agrarian Peoples in Gujarat,
Ryan Stock,United States of America
IRSA_54 Social differentiation in agrarian ecologies of climate change
Implicit assumptions of socio-‐economic categories of ‘target’ farmers in ‘climate smart agriculture’ projects using inf
Chris Huggins,Canada
IRSA_54 Social differentiation in agrarian ecologies of climate change
Salinization as a Driver of Agrarian Differentiation and Social Polarization in Vietnam’s Mekong River Delta
Timothy Gorman,United States
IRSA_54Social differentiation in agrarian ecologies of climate change
Sociodemographic Resilience of High Elevation Communities: Geopolitics, Remittances, and Climate Change in Kyrgyzstan, 1970–2
Guangqing Chi,United States
IRSA_54 Social differentiation in agrarian ecologies of climate change
What drives pastoralists’ vulnerability to global environmental change? A qualitative meta-‐analysis
Feliu López-‐i-‐Gelats,Spain
IRSA_55A
Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 1 Envisioning a Norwegian bioeconomy across bio-‐sectors Lillian Hansen,Norge
IRSA_55A
Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 1 Public acceptability of bioeconomic development in Norway Maja Farstad,Norway
IRSA_55A
Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 1 Reinventing Indigenous Makotaay Community in Taiwan Chun-‐Chieh Chi,Taiwan
IRSA_55A
Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 1 The Biomedical Meat Farm: In vitro meat production and 3-‐D tissue printing
Elisabeth Abergel,Canada
IRSA_55B
Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 2 Of hay and horses: the first bioeconomic transition Rob Burton,Norway
IRSA_55B
Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 2 Biofuels in Brazil, Mexico and Colombia. Social and economic impact
Arcelia Gonzalez,Mexico
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Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 2 Improving synergies: Building knowledge of biochar among Norwegian farmers
Pia Otte,Norway
IRSA_55B
Changing agricultural and rural community trajectories: moving towards a sustainable bioeconomy?
Session 2 Governance, policies and the spatial development of agriculture—a comparative study
Magnar Forbord,Norway
IRSA_56APests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 1Ideology and Herbicide Resistance: How Individualism and Faith in Technology Motivate Dependence on Chemical Weed Control
Katherine Dentzman,USA
IRSA_56APests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 1Controlling Animal Disease Pests: Assessing Triggering Mechanisms in Farmers’ Acceptance of New Control Measures Gareth Enticott,Wales, UK
IRSA_56APests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 1Sociological Insights on Transitions to ‘Alternative’ Insect Pest Management Approaches Jessica Goldberger,United States
IRSA_56APests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 1The fall and rise of the Hen Harrier: an analysis of the status of a species in policy and practice. Sam Hillyard,United Kingdom
IRSA_56BPests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 2Transparency and Choice: Public-‐Private Partnerships and the Development of New GM Crops Jason Parker,United States of America
IRSA_56BPests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 2Private Interests, Public Goods and Plant Diseases: Towards a Social Analysis of Transboundary Plant Diseases (or What we can l
Kees Jansen,The Netherlands
IRSA_56BPests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 2Educational strategies on good agricultural practices through outreach approach Laura Brenes,Costa Rica
IRSA_56BPests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Session 2Communication intervention to promote alternative pest and disease management: Evidence from rural location in Southwestern Nig
Rasak Olajide,Nigeria
IRSA_56BPests, People, Practices: Toward a Sociology of Agricultural Pest Management
Section 2Plant quarantine regulations beyond regulatory documents: Case studies of fruit export programs in Japan Kiyohiko Sakamoto,Japan
IRSA_58AAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Conceptualizing Values-‐Based Supply Chains and Agriculture of the Middle
Fostering Viable Values-‐Based Supply Chains within the ‘Agriculture of the Middle’ Kathryn De Master,U.S.A.
IRSA_58AAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Conceptualizing Values-‐Based Supply Chains and Agriculture of the Middle
How to understand the preconditions for successful values-‐based food chains -‐ A multiperspectival approach Claire Lamine,France
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Conceptualizing Values-‐Based Supply Chains and Agriculture of the Middle
The role of food chain actors in mediation of quality and sustainable agriculture production Egon Bjørnshave Noe,Denmark
IRSA_58AAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Conceptualizing Values-‐Based Supply Chains and Agriculture of the Middle
University food procurement and values-‐based food chains: Applying the concept of “infrastructure of the middle” Lori Stahlbrand,Canada
IRSA_58BAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Governance & Management Aspects of Values-‐Based Supply Chains
Management of values-‐based organic food chains during growth Anna Maria Haering,Germany
IRSA_58BAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Governance & Management Aspects of Values-‐Based Supply Chains
The Establishment of Quinoa Value Chains in the United States, Europe, and Australia Jessica Goldberger,United States
IRSA_58BAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Governance & Management Aspects of Values-‐Based Supply Chains
Values in Motion: The Local Organic Food Co-‐ops Network in Ontario, Canada Jennifer Sumner,Canada
IRSA_58BAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Governance & Management Aspects of Values-‐Based Supply Chains
Socio-‐economic status of Alpine dairy farms and their links to value based food chain Andreja Borec,Slovenija
IRSA_58CAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Contributions of Values-‐Based Supply Chains to Sustainable Development
Values-‐based food chains in a rural development perspective Klaus Brønd Laursen Laursen ,Denmark
IRSA_58CAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Contributions of Values-‐Based Supply Chains to Sustainable Development
What’s going into the box? An inquiry into the ecological and social embeddedness of EU and US box schemes Marcia Ostrom,USA
IRSA_58CAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Contributions of Values-‐Based Supply Chains to Sustainable Development
Beer from the mountains – an integrated value based supply chain in Switzerland Heidrun Moschitz,Switzerland
IRSA_58CAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Contributions of Values-‐Based Supply Chains to Sustainable Development
A territorial approach to Values Based Food Chains – a comparison of three organic regions in Europe Rike Stotten,Austria
IRSA_58DAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Balancing Values with GrowthGoverning Sustainable Agri-‐food Transactions: Coordination of Decentralized Production in a Large-‐Scale Farmer Driven Value Cha
Tal Yifat,United States
IRSA_58DAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Balancing Values with Growth From ‘additive’ to ‘multiplicative’ patterns of Growth markus schermer,austria
IRSA_58DAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Balancing Values with Growth Growing values and growing business Hilde Bjørkhaug,Norway
IRSA_58DAssessing the Potential of Values Based Food Chains for Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods
Balancing Values with GrowthTrade-‐Offs in Growth Processes of Successful Organic Values Based Food Chains Gunn-‐Turid Kvam,Norway
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IRSA_59A Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 1 The exceptionality of rural and agricultural development in China
Jan Douwe van der Ploeg,Netherlands
IRSA_59APerspectives on China's Changing Food System Session 1
Impact of farmers' decision-‐making on food security and agricultural sustainability under differentiated resource conditions
Liming Liu,China
IRSA_59A Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 1 Why do Farmers Support Land Privatization? Neoliberalism with Chinese Characteristics
Yiming Wang,United Kingdom
IRSA_59A Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 1 Socio-‐Economic Adaptation in Agricultural Heritage Systems: The Case of Qingtian County, China
Anthony Fuller,China & Canada
IRSA_59APerspectives on China's Changing Food System Session 1
Contemporary Transformation of Traditional Tea Industry toward Agro-‐industrialization in Tongmu Village in Wuyi Mountains, China: A Socio-‐Architectural Perspective
Huaqing Huang,China
IRSA_59B Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 2 The End of Alternatives? Capitalist Transformation and Rural Activism in China
Alexander F. Day,USA
IRSA_59B Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 2 Globalization and National Sovereignty: Competing Pressures on Agriculture in China
Matthew Gaudreau,Canada
IRSA_59B Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 2 The Relevance of a Sustainable Food Systems Approach for Understanding Food Security in China
Steffanie Scott,Canada
IRSA_59BPerspectives on China's Changing Food System Session 2
Sense of Responsibility and Peasants’ Food Consumption under “One Family, Two Systems”: Evidence from the Villages of Rur li zhou,China
IRSA_59B Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 2 Changing structure and nitrogen flow of food production and consumption in Nanjing China
Biao Xie,China
IRSA_59C Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 3 Food Safety in Daily Lives: Perceptions, Coping Strategies and Improving Opportunities
Zhenzhong Si,Canada
IRSA_59C Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 3 Consumer trust in different food provisioning schemes: Evidence from Beijing, China
Lei Zhang,P.R.China
IRSA_59CPerspectives on China's Changing Food System Session 3
The effects of consumers’ social media participation on consumers’ trust in farmers in Community Supported Agriculture (CSA
Weiping Chen,China
IRSA_59C Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 3 The mis-‐interconnection: when peasant farming encounters modernized consumption culture
Congzhi He,China
IRSA_59C Perspectives on China's Changing Food System
Session 3 Urban Oasis: The Meaning of Eco-‐Agro Tourism in Northeast China
Xiaoping Sun,Canada
IRSA_60ATechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Techniques for engaging the agri-‐food value(s) tug of war
Modes of Value in Community Supported Agriculture in Eastern Europe Renata Blumberg,USA
IRSA_60ATechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Techniques for engaging the agri-‐food value(s) tug of war
Production/Consumption?: The Political Economic Life of Livestock Feed Sarah J Martin,Canada
IRSA_60ATechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Techniques for engaging the agri-‐food value(s) tug of war
Staying on the Land: Rural Development and Cultural Maintenance Sarah Franzen,USA
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IRSA_60ATechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Techniques for engaging the agri-‐food value(s) tug of war
Reflexive Metrology: Negotiating Sustainability and Food Movement Goals through Land Use Evaluations Valentine Cadieux,United States
IRSA_60BTechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Fighting Impasse Politics: Integrative Agricultural Policy and Transdisciplinary Science
Agrifood crises: The urgency of understanding what exactly is urgent Garrett Graddy-‐Lovelace,United States
IRSA_60BTechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Fighting Impasse Politics: Integrative Agricultural Policy and Transdisciplinary Science
Cases of crisis-‐driven food and agricultural policy Valentine Cadieux,United States
IRSA_60BTechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Fighting Impasse Politics: Integrative Agricultural Policy and Transdisciplinary Science
Explaining the Impasse of Agricultural Policy Alastair Iles,Australia
IRSA_60BTechniques for engaging the agri-‐food value tug-‐of-‐war between Ecologizing and Modernizing
Fighting Impasse Politics: Integrative Agricultural Policy and Transdisciplinary Science
Food/agriculture/health governance: Breaking the conjoined vicious circles of anti-‐agroecological and non-‐integrative policy vi
Jahi Chappell,United States
IRSA_61AGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Resistance and Co-‐existence through Labels and Certification
Is resistance futile? Diverse strategies to avoid GM contamination in contexts of coexistence Amaranta Herrero,Norway
IRSA_61AGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Resistance and Co-‐existence through Labels and Certification
Non-‐GMO Food Labels: What are they and where are they taking us? Carmen Bain,USA
IRSA_61AGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Resistance and Co-‐existence through Labels and Certification
Certifications of supply chains as low-‐carbon innovation cosmopolitan networks: the case of GMOs and non -‐GMOs soybeans
Julia Guivant,Brazil
IRSA_61AGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Resistance and Co-‐existence through Labels and Certification
A Meta-‐Analysis of Public Perceptions toward Genetically Modified Foods and GMO Labeling in the U.S. Tamera Dandachi,United States
IRSA_61BGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Discourse and Resistance“GMO Gotta Go!”: Discourse and Power in the Resistance Against Genetically Modified Alfalfa in Canada Wesley Tourangeau,Canada
IRSA_61BGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Discourse and Resistance Genome Editing: Another Round of Global Discursive Battles? Masashi TACHIKAWA,Japan
IRSA_61BGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Discourse and ResistanceIs There A Better Way To Do Science In Agriculture?: An Examination Of Science In The Gmo Debate. Monika Korzun,Canada
IRSA_61BGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Discourse and ResistanceA Call for Transparency in the Food System: Case Studies of Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) Labeling Initiatives in the Nor
Sara Velardi,USA
IRSA_61CGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Social and Political Institutions and Regulations Genetically Engineered Crops and the Public Good Leland Glenna,United States
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IRSA_61CGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Social and Political Institutions and Regulations
Protection of plant gene patents and factors affecting protection scope Okada Chikara,Japan
IRSA_61CGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Social and Political Institutions and Regulations
GMOs and Their Regulatory Systems: Differences and Convergences in Argentina and the United States Delfina Grinspan,United States
IRSA_61CGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Social and Political Institutions and Regulations
Monsanto and the Patenting of Life: Is Biotechnology a New Form of Primitive Accumulation in the 21st Century? Jennifer Bonato,Canada
IRSA_61DGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Hunger, Food security, and Food Sovereignty
Sowing Political Solidarity Among Peasant Communities: The story of how native seeds are becoming seeds of resistance and soci
Nathalia Hernandez Vidal,Estados Unidos
IRSA_61DGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Hunger, Food security, and Food Sovereignty
Africa’s ‘Gene’ Revolution: Can Genetically Modified versions of African staple crops help rural farmers? Matthew Schnurr,Canada
IRSA_61DGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Hunger, Food security, and Food Sovereignty
Genetically Modified (GM) Maize in Mexico: Food sovereignty and resistance Yolanda Massieu,Mexico
IRSA_61DGenetically Modified Foods: Contestation, Resistance, and Governance
GMOs: Hunger, Food security, and Food Sovereignty
Promoting GM Crops as a Food Security Solution for Africa: The Struggle to Incorporate Actual Farmer Practice Mary Hendrickson,USA
IRSA_62ASymbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 1: Social Movements and Symbolic Action
Symbolic struggle over the future Sakari Hänninen,Finland
IRSA_62ASymbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 1: Social Movements and Symbolic Action
Innovation and persistence in Collective Action Repertoire of farmers affected by the dam Emboque and Granada Bruno Costa Fonseca,Brasil
IRSA_62ASymbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 1: Social Movements and Symbolic Action
The Battle for Area C: Symbolism of the Agricultural Resistance to Israeli Settler Colonialism Stephen Gasteyer,USA/Palestine
IRSA_62ASymbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 1: Social Movements and Symbolic Action
Ethnicity and Claims to Local Political Power: The Case of Roma Nationality Self Governance Amidst the Rise of Hungarian Right Kai Schafft,USA
IRSA_62B Symbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 2: Conceptual and Methodological Issues
Rural communities in eras of change – Mapping conflicts caused by change and assessing the approaches for dealing with them
Kineret Tamir,Israel
IRSA_62B Symbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 2: Conceptual and Methodological Issues
Operationalizing economic development towards more just and sustainable strategies and measures in small rurally situated citie
Elizabeth Teleki,Canada
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IRSA_62B Symbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 2: Conceptual and Methodological Issues
Exploring Diverse Visions of Rural Landscapes esing Visual Q-‐methodology
Christine Hempel,Canada
IRSA_62B Symbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 2: Conceptual and Methodological Issues
Conflicting Ontologies of Nature Doran Hoge,Canada
IRSA_62B Symbolic dimensions of conflict in rural communities
Symbolic Dimensions of Conflict in Rural Communities 2: Conceptual and Methodological Issues
Interculturality in the meeting between indigenous farmers and agricultural technicians in Indigenous Lands Umariaçu -‐ Amazon
Rosa Monteiro,Brasil
IRSA_64AThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 1 Globalization and “Research Nationalism” In Rural Sociology Alessandro Bonanno,USA
IRSA_64AThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 1The Emancipatory Question in Rural Sociology: The Missouri School of Agrifood Studies Douglas Constance,USA
IRSA_64AThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 1The Place of Rural within a Rural-‐Urban Dialectic of Post-‐Colonial Societies Tariq Amin-‐Khan,Canada
IRSA_64AThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 1 The Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix Johannes Bakker,Canada
IRSA_64BThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 2The Doctors of Society: Making a Difference with Rural Sociology Douglas Constance,USA
IRSA_64BThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 2 Global policy competencies for comparative rural policy William Ashton,Canada
IRSA_64BThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 2 Theorizing Community as Relational Social Life Kenneth Bessant,Canada
IRSA_64BThe Global Rural-‐Urban Matrix: Global rather than National Research is Needed
Session 2Local Research Promotes Global Knowledge? -‐ The Lofoten Case Tom Sorensen,Norway
IRSA_65A
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
From 'Peasant Stronghold' to Neoliberal Playground: Perspectives on Rural Transformations and Peasantry in Turkey
Getting to Know Turkey’s Villages: An Analysis of Fikret Otyam’s Anatolia Reportages Yelda Kaya,Turkey
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Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
From 'Peasant Stronghold' to Neoliberal Playground: Perspectives on Rural Transformations and Peasantry in Turkey
Reflections on Contemporary Problematizations of Small Peasantry in Turkey in the Context of Neoliberal Food Regime Atakan Buke,Turkey
IRSA_65A
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
From 'Peasant Stronghold' to Neoliberal Playground: Perspectives on Rural Transformations and Peasantry in Turkey
Cultural Perspectives for Agrarian Studies: Understanding Class Resistance of Petty Commodity Producers on the Basis of Subject
Yeşim Akmeraner,Turkey
IRSA_65A
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
From 'Peasant Stronghold' to Neoliberal Playground: Perspectives on Rural Transformations and Peasantry in Turkey
Rural Transformation and the Patterns of Proletarianization from Women's Standpoint Zeynep Ceren Eren,Turkey
IRSA_65B
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Transformation of the Agri-‐food system in Turkey: Rural-‐Urban Connections
Supermarket Expansion and the Food Provisioning System in Turkey: A Case of Convergence and Divergence
Yıldız Atasoy,Canada
IRSA_65B
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Transformation of the Agri-‐food system in Turkey: Rural-‐Urban Connections
Tansas Revisited: Retail value chains, corporate diets and depeasantization in Turkey
Mustafa Koc,Canada
IRSA_65B
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Transformation of the Agri-‐food system in Turkey: Rural-‐Urban Connections
Inequalities For Infrequent Consumption Of Fresh Fruits And Vegetables In Turkey
Isil Ergin,Turkey
IRSA_65B
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Transformation of the Agri-‐food system in Turkey: Rural-‐Urban Connections
Alternative Food Initiatives for Environmental Justice: Marginal or Transformative?
Zeynep Kadirbeyoglu,Türkiye
IRSA_65C
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Labour and Working Conditions in Neo-‐Liberal Era in Turkey
Kurdish Migrant Workers and Labour Contractors in Turkish Agriculture: A Horizontal Approach to Labour Regimes
Yıldız Atasoy,Canada
IRSA_65C
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Labour and Working Conditions in Neo-‐Liberal Era in Turkey
Labour And Production Processes In “Natural” Food Producton In Turkey
BERMAL KÜÇÜK,TURKEY
IRSA_65C
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Labour and Working Conditions in Neo-‐Liberal Era in Turkey
Bringing Labour to the Fore in the Analysis of Turkish Agriculture
Emine Erdogan,UK
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IRSA_65C
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Labour and Working Conditions in Neo-‐Liberal Era in Turkey
Kurdish laborers in rural Western Turkey Deniz Duruiz,USA
IRSA_65D
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Agrarian Transformation and Rural Restructuring in Turkey
Agrarian Transformation in Turkey in the Era of Post-‐Washington Consensus
Zülküf Aydın,Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
IRSA_65D
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Agrarian Transformation and Rural Restructuring in Turkey
Credit Expansion and Dispossession in Turkey’s Agriculture Yetkin Borlu,U.S.A
IRSA_65D
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Agrarian Transformation and Rural Restructuring in Turkey
Neo-‐liberal Restructuring of Turkish Agriculture and Agri-‐food System (2002-‐2014)
candan esin,turkey
IRSA_65D
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Agrarian Transformation and Rural Restructuring in Turkey
The Transformation of the Rural Space and the Agricultural Sector by International Capital
Neriman Yörür,Turkey
IRSA_65E
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
National and Regional Planning of the Rural Space in Turkey
The Transformation of Rural Areas Through Metropolitan Municipality Reform in Turkey
ozan zengin,Turkey
IRSA_65E
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
National and Regional Planning of the Rural Space in Turkey
Turkey: A Country That Been Urbanised And Experienced A Substantial Change In “Rural” Via Law
Bulent Gulcubuk,Turkey
IRSA_65E
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
National and Regional Planning of the Rural Space in Turkey
New forms of rurality in Turkey: From village to municipality FATMANIL DONER,TURKEY
IRSA_65E
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
National and Regional Planning of the Rural Space in Turkey
The Role And Importance Of Local Administrations On Rural Development-‐ The Case Of Izmir
Neriman Yörür,Turkey
IRSA_65F
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Resistance and Alternatives to Neo-‐Liberalism
Rural Livelihoods and Terrestrial Snail Harvesting in Turkey Nurcan Atalan Helicke,United States
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IRSA_65F
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Resistance and Alternatives to Neo-‐Liberalism
An Alternative Experience in Rural Development: Case Study of Seferihisar Slow-‐Food
Asistant Professor Turgay Bucak,Turkey
IRSA_65F
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Resistance and Alternatives to Neo-‐Liberalism
Organized Society Institutions’ Impact on Protection and Dissemination of Local Seeds in Turkey
Zerrin Çelik,Turkey
IRSA_65F
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Resistance and Alternatives to Neo-‐Liberalism
An alternative economic model: the case of BUKOOP as a consumer co-‐operative
Asya Saydam,Turkey
IRSA_65G
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey I
Dreams and Nightmares of PANKOBIRLIK (Turkish General Directorate of Beet Cooperatives)
Ahmet Alpay Dikmen,Türkiye
IRSA_65G
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey I
Labelling Natural Resources: Geographical Indications and Rent-‐generating Policies in Turkey
Derya Nizam,Australia
IRSA_65G
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey I
The Rural Transformation in Hazelnut Production in Eastern Black Sea Region: The Case of Ordu and Giresun
Özgür Narin,Turkey
IRSA_65G
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey I
Settling for Olives: New Rural Subjectivities and Politics of Organic Farming in Gökçeada
Helin Burkay,Canada
IRSA_65H
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Identity and Agrarian Knowledge in Turkey
Socio-‐Economic and Cultural Reproduction of Rural Space Murat Öztürk,Turkey
IRSA_65H
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Identity and Agrarian Knowledge in Turkey
Peasantry’s Role In A Sustainable And Just Rural System In Turkey
Tayfun Ozkaya,Turkey
IRSA_65H
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Identity and Agrarian Knowledge in Turkey
Political Participation of the Peasant Class in Turkey: Struggle or Articulation, or a Story of Survival
Gokhan Gunaydin,Turkey
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IRSA_65H
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Identity and Agrarian Knowledge in Turkey
The Institutionalization and Dissemination of Traditional/Local Agricultural Knowledge in Turkey
Alkan Karanlık,Turkey
IRSA_65I
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey II
Sustainability in Agriculture and Alienation in Peasantry: Arguments Derived from the Case of Turkey
Nevzat Evrim Önal,Turkey
IRSA_65I
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey II
The Effects Of The Changes In Agricultural Policy On Tobacco Manufacturers In Turkey (Manisa-‐Gordes Case)
Kasim Karaman,Turkey
IRSA_65I
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey II
“Valley of Dried Eggplant”: A Fieldwork on How Agricultural Patterns Change in Turkey
Erhan Akarçay,Turkey
IRSA_65I
Seeking the Big Picture within the Small: The Impacts of Food System Restructuring and Natural Resource Policies in Turkey
Rural Development and Commodities in Turkey II
European Union Instrument for Pre-‐Accession Rural Development Program in Turkey
Bilal Bilgic,Türkiye
IRSA_68A Open Paper Session Rural Policies in Practice Where There Is No Second Language: The Problems Faced By International Tourists During The Calabar Christmas Festival
Gloria Umukoro,Nigeria
IRSA_68A Open Paper Session Rural Policies in Practice Perceived Effects of Sand Dredging on Livelihood Diversification of Artisanal Fisher Folks in Lagos State, Nigeria
Kehinde Thomas,Nigeria
IRSA_68A Open Paper Session Rural Policies in Practice Risk Analysis Of Payment Capacity For Fish Farming In Ilha Solteira, Sao Paulo State, Brazil
Omar Jorge Sabbag,Brazil
IRSA_68A Open Paper Session Rural Policies in PracticeTraining a Future Generation of Aboriginal Tradespeople the Canadian Mining Industry: Is this Provision failing Aboriginal Peop
Jennifer Jarman,Canada
IRSA_68A Open Paper Session Rural Policies in Practice Are rural workfare schemes remedies to acute joblessness? Examples from Hungary.
Katalin Kovacs,Hungary
IRSA_68AA Open Paper SessionRural Poverty: Differences and Dynamics
Extent of Utilization and Perceived Usefulness of Indigenous Upland Farming Knowledge for Household Food Security Among the Phi
Susanita Lumbo,Philippines
IRSA_68AA Open Paper Session Rural Poverty: Differences and Dynamics
Future of smallholders and their role in food security AMIT KUMAR,INDIA
IRSA_68AA Open Paper Session Rural Poverty: Differences and Dynamics
Poverty dynamics in rural Upper Egypt; a sociological approach saker el nour,Lebanon
IRSA_68AA Open Paper Session Rural Poverty: Differences and Dynamics
Differentiated response in beneficiaries´ satisfaction of a food assistance social program in Mexico
Dante Ariel Ayala-‐Ortiz,Mexico
IRSA_68AA Open Paper Session Rural Poverty: Differences and Dynamics
Municipal strategies to combat rural poverty in Hungary Ildikó Asztalos Morell,Sweden
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IRSA_68B Open Paper Session Rural Change and Restructuring: Comparative Views
the development of rural industrialization in Asia:Focus on Japan and China
WEIHONG ZHOU,China
IRSA_68B Open Paper Session Rural Change and Restructuring: Comparative Views
The history of the key person of Manchuria reclamation group during and after the World War Ⅱ Yosinobu Misuda,Japan
IRSA_68B Open Paper Session Rural Change and Restructuring: Comparative Views
A space that awaits capital: Financial reforms and the reframing of the rural in contemporary China
Leqian Yu,Canada
IRSA_68B Open Paper Session Rural Change and Restructuring: Comparative Views
New forms of remote: rural and urban isolation in post-‐industrial America
Amanda McMillan Lequieu,United States of America
IRSA_68B Open Paper Session Rural Change and Restructuring: Comparative Views
Emancipatory Empiricism: The Rural Sociology of W.E.B. Du Bois
Joseph Jakubek,United States
IRSA_68BB Open Paper SessionRural-‐Urban Connections and Reverberations
Development of “Family Farm Product Fair”, as a contribution to the links between urban and rural economy in Puan, province
Marcelo Real Ortellado,Pais
IRSA_68BB Open Paper Session Rural-‐Urban Connections and Reverberations
Reflections on solutions for a sustainable food future Jessica Duncan,Netherlands
IRSA_68BB Open Paper Session Rural-‐Urban Connections and Reverberations
Two solitudes -‐ It is rural and urban; no longer provincial or colonial
Jamie Reaume,Canada
IRSA_68BB Open Paper Session Rural-‐Urban Connections and Reverberations
Re-‐problematising the scarecrow as a symbol of dominion over land
Neil Ravenscroft,UK
IRSA_68C Open Paper Session Delivering Rural PolicyUnderstanding the Gendered Digital Divides in Nigerian Rural Communities: Implications for Rural Transformation and Food Sovere
Olanike Deji,Nigeria
IRSA_68C Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policy Farming as a relational process: insights from the Swedish countryside
Alexandre Dubois,Sweden
IRSA_68C Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policy Public policies and small family farmer interfaces in Brazilian countryside: different life trajectories and social reproductio
Ana Paula Teixeira de Campos,Brazil
IRSA_68C Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policy Negotiating Gender in Food Security: The case of women's participation is small scale processing plants in Vietnam
Andrea Moraes,Canada
IRSA_68C Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policy Challenging reality. Socioeconomic transformations and stockbreeder associativity in the central Andes of Peru
Juan Carlos Zevallos,Peru
IRSA_68CC Open Paper Session Food Systems Across Urban and Rural Space
Decentralized food systems in Brazil: approaches, strategies and policies
Renato Sérgio Maluf,Brazil
IRSA_68CC Open Paper Session Food Systems Across Urban and Rural Space
The Possibility of an Agricultral Social Enterprise Ryoko Sato,Japan
IRSA_68CC Open Paper SessionFood Systems Across Urban and Rural Space
Leveraging food knowledge to reconnect production and consumption: The case of food products provided by a consumer co-‐op in Ja
Ryo Iwahashi,Japan
IRSA_68CC Open Paper Session Food Systems Across Urban and Rural Space
The circulation of grains and their physical effect on rural and urban landscapes
Leila Farah,Canada
IRSA_68CC Open Paper Session Food Systems Across Urban and Rural Space
Sustainable food systems: Community-‐ Supported Agriculture-‐ a social-‐ecological analysis
Elisabeth Steigberger,Austria
IRSA_68D1 Open Paper Session Reforming Land Policies I The Agrarian Reform is still an important issue for the Contemporary Brazilian Society?
LAURO MATTEI,BRAZIL
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IRSA_68D1 Open Paper Session Reforming Land Policies I En el Vientre de la Bestia: the campesin@ struggle in the U.S. context.
Rebekah Torcasso Sanchez,United States
IRSA_68D1 Open Paper Session Reforming Land Policies I Analysis of Local Governance Transition in Land Expropriation Conflicts of China
Hongbin Meng,China
IRSA_68D1Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Sub-‐Saharan Africa
Reforming Land Policies ICitizen participation in the land reform process in Senegal: what impact on securing land? Laity Mbassor NDOUR,CANADA
IRSA_68D2 Open Paper Session Reforming Land Policies II Revisiting Agrarian Reform in Brazil, 1985-‐2015 Wilder Robles,Canada
IRSA_68D2 Open Paper Session Reforming Land Policies II Bangladeshi Colonized Peasants Socio-‐economic Scenarios and Technology use Dynamics in Bangladesh
Kazi Rouf,Canada
IRSA_68D2 Open Paper Session Reforming Land Policies II Land Regularisation In Legal Amazon: Defense Coalitions In Terra Legal Program (Legal Land Program) Elaboration
Fernanda Antelo,Brazil
IRSA_68D2Human Rights and the Politics of Land Grabbing in Sub-‐Saharan Africa
Reforming Land Policies IIThe Dynamics of Resistance against Land Grabs in Sub Saharan Africa: Lessons from the Senegalese Peasant-‐Led Social Movement
Faye Iba Mar,SENEGAL
IRSA_68DD Open Paper Session Short, Local and Alternative Food Chains: Politics and Outcomes
Will Tasmania’s Emerging Local Food Economy Improve Community Access To Healthy Food?
Sandra Murray,Australia
IRSA_68DD Open Paper SessionShort, Local and Alternative Food Chains: Politics and Outcomes
Participatory research process: Learnings from an experience with an original alternative food network (AFN) existing in the So
Marlene Feyereisen,Belgium
IRSA_68DD Open Paper Session Short, Local and Alternative Food Chains: Politics and Outcomes
Affective Narratives and the Politics of Organizing for an Equitable Food System
Phil D'Adamo-‐Damery,United States
IRSA_68DD Open Paper SessionShort, Local and Alternative Food Chains: Politics and Outcomes
Strengthening the Farm to Table Link: Impact on Self Identified Marketing Support needs of farmers and family farm based busine
Fiona Yeudall,CANADA
IRSA_68DD Open Paper Session Short, Local and Alternative Food Chains: Politics and Outcomes
Adding Northern Voices to a Food System Dialogue: FLEdGE in Northern Canada.
Andrew Spring,Canada
IRSA_68E Open Paper Session Pattern and Change in Forest Management and Governance
Reflections About The Forest Management In The Rural Settlements Of Sergipe Semiarid Region
Lucas Amorim,brasil
IRSA_68E Open Paper SessionPattern and Change in Forest Management and Governance
Forest governance regimes in a time of change: The reorganisation of regional dialogue and collaborative planning structures in
Jean-‐Francois Bissonnette,Canada
IRSA_68E Open Paper SessionPattern and Change in Forest Management and Governance
Small-‐Scale Farming, forest based-‐activities and deforestation in the Tridom transboundary landscape -‐ Congo Basin : A multilev
Jonas NGOUHOUO POUFOUN,France
IRSA_68E Open Paper SessionPattern and Change in Forest Management and Governance
On the way to sustainable forest-‐based future in rural areas: how do Finnish non-‐industrial family forest owners perceive clima
Tanja Kähkönen,Finland
IRSA_68E Open Paper Session Pattern and Change in Forest Management and Governance
Innovation and community forestry: a network approach Kirsten Wright,Canada
IRSA_68EE Open Paper Session Rural/Urban Conversations: City-‐Regions and Movements
Urban Gardening Practices In Bangalore: Towards A More Localized Food System?
Delfina Grinspan,United States
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IRSA_68EE Open Paper Session Rural/Urban Conversations: City-‐Regions and Movements
The contribution of local food systems to healthy diets and sustainable consumption: a case study from the city of Rome
Dalia Mattioni,Italy
IRSA_68EE Open Paper Session Rural/Urban Conversations: City-‐Regions and Movements
Sustainability trends in Danish Science Fiction: A Critique of Industrial Food Production in Richard Ipsen’s Short Story "De
Thorkild Nielsen,Denmark
IRSA_68EE Open Paper Session Rural/Urban Conversations: City-‐Regions and Movements
Improving Sustainability Through Practice Driven Innovation Lisa van Dijk,United Kingdom
IRSA_68F Open Paper Session Environmental Challenges, Programs and Effects
Developing hunger: how a conservation project triggered food crisis in South India
Deepa kozhisseri,India
IRSA_68F Open Paper Session Environmental Challenges, Programs and Effects
The value chain with eco-‐certification featuring flagship species-‐ the case of Stork-‐Safe rice production in Japan
Reiko Omoto,Japan
IRSA_68F Open Paper Session Environmental Challenges, Programs and Effects
Gender mainstreaming and indigenous inclusion in REDD+ in Indonesia
Emily Wornell,United States
IRSA_68F Open Paper SessionEnvironmental Challenges, Programs and Effects
The Politics of Monitoring and Verification systems in Payment for Environmental Services Schemes: Between neoliberalization an
Theresa Selfa,USA
IRSA_68F Open Paper Session Environmental Challenges, Programs and Effects
Agroecological Transition In Traditional Rural Communities Surrounding Protected Areas
Suzana Alvares,Brazil
IRSA_68FF Open Paper Session Implementations and Prospect: School Food Programs
Sustainable food supply chains: A social-‐ecological analysis of the food supply in Viennese Schools
Jana Wettstein,Austria
IRSA_68FF Open Paper Session Implementations and Prospect: School Food Programs
The Making of Bread. Local Knowledge and Cultural Sustainability in the Lesachtal, Austria
Gerhard Strohmeier,Austria
IRSA_68FF Open Paper Session Implementations and Prospect: School Food Programs
Food Insecurity in the Institutional Agro-‐Food Subcomplex: School Food Environments
Shawna Holmes,Canada
IRSA_68FF Open Paper SessionImplementations and Prospect: School Food Programs
Brazil’s National School Feeding Program: influence on transition to organic and agroecological production systems in the fam
Jill Guerra,Canada
IRSA_68FF Open Paper SessionImplementations and Prospect: School Food Programs
Panorama of purchasing food products from family farmers for the National Program of School Feeding in the State of Sao Paulo -‐
Vanilde Esquerdo,Brasil
IRSA_68G Open Paper Session Coastal Adaptions: Capacities, Communities, Contexts
Case study for climate adaptation in Acadian Coast line in Atlantic Canada
Omer Chouinard,Canada
IRSA_68G Open Paper SessionCoastal Adaptions: Capacities, Communities, Contexts
Diverse Rural Livelihoods And Their Influence On Adaptive Capacity Of Bangladeshi Coastal Farming Communities To Climate Change
Iqbal Khan,Canada
IRSA_68G Open Paper Session Coastal Adaptions: Capacities, Communities, Contexts
To Couple or Not-‐Couple? Social-‐Environmental Links and Community Resilience in Coastal Brazil
Tom Safford,USA
IRSA_68G Open Paper SessionCoastal Adaptions: Capacities, Communities, Contexts
Facing global changes through a community-‐rooted, transdisciplinary, transnational, policy-‐centred adaptation framework
Juan Baztan,France
IRSA_68GG Open Paper Session Rural Social Problems and Responses
Family Homicide: Differences in Rural and Urban Areas in California
Bohsiu Wu,USA
IRSA_68GG Open Paper Session Rural Social Problems and Responses
Natural Resources Violent -‐Conflicts and Epidemiology of HIV/AID; Gender Dimension in Rain Forest Zone of Nigeria.
Kamilu Bolarinwa,Nigeria
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IRSA_68GG Open Paper Session Rural Social Problems and Responses
Spiritual Connections And Complexities In Rural Communities: A Case Study Of Annang Farmers In Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
Valerie A. Solomon,Nigeria
IRSA_68GG Open Paper Session Rural Social Problems and Responses
“I’ll whisper love to you, all you have to do is believe…” The Social Significance of Rural Medicine in Poland
Urszula Anna Szczepankowska,Poland
IRSA_68GG Open Paper SessionRural Social Problems and Responses
The Role of Religious Leaders in Carrying out a War against HIV/AIDS Amongst Youth for a Healthy and Sustainable Development in
Joseph Muka Mundadi,South Africa
IRSA_68H Open Paper Session Rural Energy Transitions and Contestations
The Yasuní-‐ITT Initiative: Protecting Biodiversity Through Economic Development and International Collaboration
Laura DiGuilio,USA
IRSA_68H Open Paper Session Rural Energy Transitions and Contestations
Making Biodiesel Fair? Agribusiness, family farming and the state in Brazil
Diana Cordoba,USA
IRSA_68H Open Paper Session Rural Energy Transitions and Contestations
Wind entrepreneurs, new rural individuals in Ciudad Ixtepec, Oaxaca
Wendy Marilú Sánchez Casanova,Mexico
IRSA_68H Open Paper Session Rural Energy Transitions and Contestations
The social life of energy: Territorial assemblages in rural southern Chile
Gustavo Blanco Wells,Chile
IRSA_68H Open Paper Session Rural Energy Transitions and Contestations
Anti-‐Reflexivity in the Canadian Context Curtis Shuba,Canada
IRSA_68H Open Paper Session Rural Energy Transitions and Contestations
Networked Civitas: Smart Cities, Cooperative Communities and the Green Economy
Keith Taylor,USA
IRSA_68HH Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part I
Contested Approaches to Improving the Quality of Labor Management Decisions for Small and Medium-‐Sized Farm Operators: Expert a
Jason Parker,United States of America
IRSA_68HH Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part I
Participation of Physically Challenged People in Agricultural Value Chain: Implication on Food Sustainability in Nigeria Sunday Ogunjimi,Nigeria
IRSA_68HH Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part I The wellbeing of Australian farmers Roger Wilkinson,Australia
IRSA_68HH Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part I
Social welfare policies for farm households in France and in the U.S.: Opportunities and barriers to overcome Florence Becot,United States
IRSA_68HH Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part I
Health Insurance and Child Care as Wealth Based Approaches to Economic Development in the Farm Sector Shoshanah Inwood,USA
IRSA_68I Open Paper SessionAgarian Landscapes and Livelihoods in a Context of Climate Change
Peasants' livelihood in a changing agricultural practices in a drought prone area of Bangladesh MD SHAFIKUZZAMAN JOARDER,Japan
IRSA_68I Open Paper SessionAgarian Landscapes and Livelihoods in a Context of Climate Change
Improving small farmer’ decision-‐making for climate change adaptation in Côte d’Ivoire Sadia Chérif,Côte d'Ivoire
IRSA_68I Open Paper SessionAgarian Landscapes and Livelihoods in a Context of Climate Change
Understanding path dependencies in the beef/dairy value chain in Norway Heidi Vinge,Norway
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IRSA_68I Open Paper SessionAgarian Landscapes and Livelihoods in a Context of Climate Change
Producing Imperial Alfalfa: Agrarian Landscape Transformations in the Global Livestock Industry Ryan Mead,United States
IRSA_68II Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part II
Rural service provision through citizen initiatives: stable alternative or a spur-‐of-‐the-‐moment? Erzsi de Haan,The Netherlands
IRSA_68II Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part II The Changing Demographics and Economics of Rural Ontario Ray Bollman,Canada
IRSA_68II Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part II Healthy Eating Aging Practices Among Older Adults in Canada Lichun Liu,Canada
IRSA_68II Open Paper SessionRural Social Services, Communities and Well-‐Being-‐ Part II
EXTRACURRICULAR PARTICIPATION IN RURAL PENNSYLVANIA HIGH SCHOOLS: WHAT HELPS? WHAT HURTS? Annelise Hagedorn,USA
IRSA_68J Open Paper Session Rural and Agricultural Change and Responses
Building a Local Developmental State: Contested Industrialization and Citizenship in Brazil
Ian Carrillo,United States
IRSA_68J Open Paper SessionRural and Agricultural Change and Responses
Agricultural expansion in unconventional areas: agriculturization process in Los Juries, in Santiago del Estero, Argentina.
Melina Neiman,Argentina
IRSA_68J Open Paper SessionRural and Agricultural Change and Responses
Sustainable Rural Livelihoods in Transition: Evidence from community-‐based participatory case study of nine Indigenous communit
Dev Kashyap,Canada
IRSA_68J Open Paper Session Rural and Agricultural Change and Responses
The effect of paddy field consolidation for community through the evaluation axis of social influence and productivity
Ryohei Yamashita,Japan
IRSA_68J Open Paper Session Rural and Agricultural Change and Responses
The Science-‐Local Knowledge Nexus: Living with changing floods in Western Zambia
EVERISTO MAPEDZA,South Africa
IRSA_68J Open Paper SessionRural and Agricultural Change and Responses
The Agricultural Transformation Agenda And Pastoral Nomadism In Modern Nigeria: Redressing The Sociological Deficit In Agriculture
Adolphus Naswem,Nigeria
IRSA_68JJ Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policies in Brazil Rural Work For Sustainable Development: Perspectives And Realities In Brazil
Olena Kovtun,Brazil
IRSA_68JJ Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policies in Brazil Public Policies For Agroecological Transition And Development In The Brazilian Agricultural Sector
Flaviane Canavesi,Brazil
IRSA_68JJ Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policies in BrazilCommunity Bank Of Green Manure Seeds: Government Program To Promote Participation And Social Capital In The State Of Rio De Janero
Ana Cristina Siewert Garofolo,Brazil
IRSA_68JJ Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policies in Brazil The Food Purchase Program: promoting family farming autonomy in the state of San Paolo, Brazil.
Edmilson Lopes Junior,Brazil
IRSA_68JJ Open Paper Session Delivering Rural Policies in Brazil The Food Purchase Program: promoting family farming autonomy in the state of San Paolo, Brazil.
Edmilson Lopes Junior,Brazil
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IRSA_68K Open Paper Session Water Supply and SecurityAccess to Potable Water and Water Shortage Coping Mechanisms in Selected Barangays of San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, Phil
Norma Barrientos,Philippines
IRSA_68K Open Paper Session Water Supply and Security Landscape Change and the Implications of Intermittent Water Supply in the West Bank: An Environmental Justice Case Study
Stephen Gasteyer,USA/Palestine
IRSA_68K Open Paper Session Water Supply and Security Thirst revolution: Water Crises and Social Movements in Rural Egypt (2007-‐2015)
saker el nour,Lebanon
IRSA_68K Open Paper Session Water Supply and SecurityInequity or individuality? The impact of self-‐sustainability with respect to water supply in Japanese mountainous communities Atsushi Makino,Japan
IRSA_68L Open Paper Session Water Governance, Contest and Crisis
Social Capital And Water Crisis In Central South Of Brazil Silvia Maria Almeida Lima Costa,Brazil
IRSA_68L Open Paper Session Water Governance, Contest and Crisis
Bottled Water, Commodification, and Rural Contestation in the U.S. and Canada
Daniel Jaffee,USA
IRSA_68L Open Paper Session Water Governance, Contest and Crisis
Community management of natural resources: the case of Rural Water Committees in Chile
MARIANA CALCAGNI,Chile
IRSA_68L Open Paper Session Water Governance, Contest and Crisis
Food and water security: policies for socio-‐ecological resilience Phoebe Stephens,Canada
IRSA_68M Open Paper Session Probing Agrigood Conventions, Qualities and Values
Small-‐Scale Coffee Producers, Fair Trade and Local Development in the Andes
Patrick Clark,Ecuador
IRSA_68M Open Paper Session Probing Agrigood Conventions, Qualities and Values
The Contribution Of Convention Theory To The Agrifood Debates
John Wilkinson,Brazil
IRSA_68M Open Paper SessionProbing Agrigood Conventions, Qualities and Values
Fair Trade Banana Production in Ecuador and Peru: The Challenges and Benefits for Micro Producers and Small Producers
Darryl Reed,Canada
IRSA_68M Open Paper Session Probing Agrigood Conventions, Qualities and Values
Terroir ‘tale of two glasses’: localness vs. de-‐territorialization in Nemea and Basto wine regions
José Duarte Ribeiro,Portugal
IRSA_68N Open Paper Session Models and Movements of Collaboration and Cooperation
Civic agriculture in Calabria: a model for territorial development
Tatiana Castellotti,Italy
IRSA_68N Open Paper Session Models and Movements of Collaboration and Cooperation
Cooperation and resilience in the fishing communities-‐ case study in the rural Sanriku region, Japan
Keiko Yoshino,Japan
IRSA_68N Open Paper Session Models and Movements of Collaboration and Cooperation
Democratization of Rural Economy?: Rural Cooperatives Movements in Contemporary Poland
Krzysztof Gorlach,Poland
IRSA_68N Open Paper Session Models and Movements of Collaboration and Cooperation
What is ‘local’ in processed seafood? : Raw fish material, tastes and women’s empowerment in coastal Japan
Motoki Akitsu,Japan
IRSA_68N Open Paper SessionModels and Movements of Collaboration and Cooperation
Small-‐scale farmers’ solidarity and autonomy on local sustainable agricultural production and sales management: a case study
Kako Inoue,Japan
IRSA_68O Open Paper Session Knowledge, Networks and the Challenge of Collective Impact
Amplifying the rural voice: evolution, prospects and initial challenges of Lavun community radio.
Idris Badiru,Nigeria
IRSA_68O Open Paper Session Knowledge, Networks and the Challenge of Collective Impact
Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer in Nipissing First Nation Lisa Blenkinsop,Canada
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IRSA_68O Open Paper SessionKnowledge, Networks and the Challenge of Collective Impact
Striving for equity-‐based food systems change: Michigan’s experience with network building and a collective impact approach
Lesli Hoey,United States
IRSA_68O Open Paper Session Knowledge, Networks and the Challenge of Collective Impact
An exploration of the role of Indigenous Women's Knowledge in the food system
Esther Awotwe,Canada
IRSA_68P Open Paper SessionFactors Affecting Farm Decisions and Agricultural Change
Inclination To Superstitious Knowledge In Decision Making Among The Annangs In Farming Communities Of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
Valerie A. Solomon,Nigeria
IRSA_68P Open Paper Session Factors Affecting Farm Decisions and Agricultural Change
The Intergenerational Transfer of the Irish Family Farm: Underestimating the Importance of Symbolic Capital?
Shane Francis Conway,Republic of Ireland
IRSA_68P Open Paper SessionFactors Affecting Farm Decisions and Agricultural Change
Andean Roots and Organic Coca: Community level environmental values and considerations for crop revitalizations in two Bolivian
Kyle Piispanen,Chile
IRSA_68P Open Paper Session Factors Affecting Farm Decisions and Agricultural Change
Using the Data Envelopment Analysis to Measure and Benchmark the Efficiency of Small Scale Agritoruism
Hyungsuk Choo,USA
IRSA_68P Open Paper Session Factors Affecting Farm Decisions and Agricultural Change
Rural politics and service provision: The structure of landownership as detarminant of local politics in Colombia.
Mauricio Velasquez,Colombia
IRSA_68Q Open Paper Session Alternative Farm Goals as Resistance
“Swine and Self-‐reliance: Rural South-‐Western Ontario’s hog farmers and the resistance to processor-‐led integration”
Katie MacDonald,Canada
IRSA_68Q Open Paper Session Alternative Farm Goals as Resistance
Lived indigenous ecofeminism as a decolonial project in South India
deepa kozhisseri,India
IRSA_68Q Open Paper SessionAlternative Farm Goals as Resistance
Plain Farmers and Sustainability: Amish and Mennonite Dairy Farmers’ Farm Goals, Values, and Antibiotic Use on Their Farms Rebecca Schewe,United States
IRSA_68Q Open Paper Session Alternative Farm Goals as Resistance
Permanence strategies of family agriculture in the Amazon FRANCIMARA SOUZA DA COSTA,Brasil
IRSA_68R Open Paper Session Smallholder Decision-‐making, Practice and Change
Logics of practice in everyday production in small agroecology cooperatives
CRISTINA DE BENITO,Spain
IRSA_68R Open Paper Session Smallholder Decision-‐making, Practice and Change
Patterns of social networks among small-‐holders along a rural-‐urban gradient in Southern India
Sheetal Patil,India
IRSA_68R Open Paper Session Smallholder Decision-‐making, Practice and Change
Understanding Diffusion of Innovations with Smallholder Coffee Farmers in Turrialba, Costa Rica
Sarah Eissler,USA
IRSA_68R Open Paper Session Smallholder Decision-‐making, Practice and Change
Ethnographic responses to the Agriculture-‐Nutrition development lacunae in Mwanza, Tanzania
Sheila Rao ,Canada
IRSA_68R Open Paper SessionSmallholder Decision-‐making, Practice and Change
Intersection of informal community-‐based and formal school-‐based agro-‐ecological knowledge: Examining food literacy in two rura
Hom Gartaula,Canada
IRSA_68S Open Paper Session Modalities and Tools for Farm Sustainability and Survival
Socio-‐Economic and Cultural Effects Associated with the Maize Farming In Phin District, Savannakhet Province, Lao PDR.
Sengsavang Sisouraj,Lao PDR
IRSA_68S Open Paper Session Modalities and Tools for Farm Sustainability and Survival
Qualitative tools are the missing link in the science-‐policy quest for sustainable farm futures
Jennifer Hayden,US
IRSA_68S Open Paper Session Modalities and Tools for Farm Sustainability and Survival
The politics and materiality of coordination: Philippine village leaders responding to the spread of a global plant disease in
Marilou Montiflor,Philippines
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IRSA_68S Open Paper SessionModalities and Tools for Farm Sustainability and Survival
The Extension Modalities Used By The Agricultural Professionals And Their Attitude Toward Organic Agriculture In Occidental Mi
Mary Yole Apple Ruedas,Philippines
IRSA_68S Open Paper Session Modalities and Tools for Farm Sustainability and Survival
The Rural Extension Reform in Brazil RICARDO BORSATTO,Brasil
IRSA_68T Open Paper Session Probing Transitions to Sustainable and Organic Agriculture
Transiting between organic and conventional agriculture: analysis of the livelihoods of farmers in the Mantaro Valley
Fiorella Loli,Peru
IRSA_68T Open Paper Session Probing Transitions to Sustainable and Organic Agriculture
The role of science in the organic standard and its effect on farming practices and consumption
Kazumi Kondoh,Japan
IRSA_68T Open Paper SessionProbing Transitions to Sustainable and Organic Agriculture
Climate Change, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Sovereignty: the Shore Terrace Field Restoration in Kangko and Xinshe, east Ta
Wei-‐Chi Chang,Taiwan
IRSA_68T Open Paper Session Probing Transitions to Sustainable and Organic Agriculture
Visible and Non-‐visible Impacts of Pesticides in Uruguay: a gender perspective
Marta Chiappe,URUGUAY
IRSA_68T Open Paper Session Probing Transitions to Sustainable and Organic Agriculture
Assessment Of Involvement In Ecological Organic Agriculture In Southwest Nigeria
Taofeeq Yekinni,Nigeria
IRSA_68U Open Paper Session Agricultural Migrant Labour: Comparative Perspectives
Subjectivities at work: how personal relationship discipline agricultural workers in Quebec (IRSA_39)
Lucio Castracani,Canada
IRSA_68U Open Paper Session Agricultural Migrant Labour: Comparative Perspectives
Aging and internal migration: The rural workers of fruit in Chile Pamela Caro,Chile
IRSA_68U Open Paper Session Agricultural Migrant Labour: Comparative Perspectives
Selling bodyweight; the brokerage system of Filipino migrant farm workers in Japanse agriculture.
Yuya IIDA,Japan
IRSA_68U Open Paper SessionAgricultural Migrant Labour: Comparative Perspectives
Social innovation sites: biocultural heritage as an endogenous active in Rural Areas under high performance monoculture in the
Alejandra Chena,Argentina
IRSA_68U Open Paper Session Agricultural Migrant Labour: Comparative Perspectives
Mechanization and labour changes in sugar and alcohol production in Brazil
Jose Giacomo Baccariin,Brazil
IRSA_68V Open Paper SessionMigrant Labour, Identity and Well-‐being
“Affection, Sexuality and Health: Dynamics and Impacts of Intimate Relationships among Migrant Workers and their Partners i
AARAON DIAZ MENDIBURO,MEXICO
IRSA_68V Open Paper Session Migrant Labour, Identity and Well-‐being
Eastern Europe labour migrants in Western European coastal communities
Johan Fredrik Rye,Norway
IRSA_68W Open Paper SessionImpacts of Disaster and Displacement on Rural Workers and Communities
Examining the household food security through farm diversity and dietary diversity among small farmers in post-‐earthquake Nepal
Rachana Devkota,Canada
IRSA_68W Open Paper SessionImpacts of Disaster and Displacement on Rural Workers and Communities
Terrorism And Migration: Addresing Issues Of Internally Displaced Persons In Gwagwalada, Federal Capital Territory Of Nigeria
Charlse Okwuwa,Nigeria
IRSA_68W Open Paper SessionImpacts of Disaster and Displacement on Rural Workers and Communities
Foreign Migrant Workers in Local Rural CommunitiesMarina Morekhanova,Russian Federation
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IRSA_68W Open Paper SessionImpacts of Disaster and Displacement on Rural Workers and Communities
Cold War Displacement, Migration and Ensuing Dietary Calamity: The Case of Marshallese Poultry Processing Plant Workers in the
Jin Young Choi,United States
IRSA_68X Open Paper SessionTracing the Effects of Neoliberalism Across Rural Contexts
In the Quest for Globalization in Nigeria : An advance form of imperialism And Under-‐Development AJUZIE GODSON CHIDIEBERE,Nigeria
IRSA_68X Open Paper SessionTracing the Effects of Neoliberalism Across Rural Contexts
Rural Communities in a Neoliberal Landscape: Current challenges with place image and identity in Ontario, Canada Evan Cleave,Canada
IRSA_68X Open Paper SessionTracing the Effects of Neoliberalism Across Rural Contexts
Insights about the Development of the Less Favored Areas. The role of the State and the Social Economy Manuel Belo Moreira,Portugal
IRSA_68X Open Paper SessionTracing the Effects of Neoliberalism Across Rural Contexts
Re-‐peasantisation as a unexpected result of neoliberal changes in the Polish Countryside. Pawel STAROSTA,POLAND
IRSA_68X Open Paper SessionTracing the Effects of Neoliberalism Across Rural Contexts
Hazelnut Market Governance In Turkey: A Post Keynesian Approach Tuna Baskoy,Canada
IRSA_68Y Open Paper SessionAssessing Directions, Theorizing Possibilities for Change
Understanding risks and opportunities for the Committee on World Food Security in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Jessica Duncan,Netherlands
IRSA_68Y Open Paper Session Assessing Directions, Theorizing Possibilities for Change
The concept of autonomy in studies on the peasantry: a contribution from Latin America
Fernando Andrade,Brazil
IRSA_68Y Open Paper Session Assessing Directions, Theorizing Possibilities for Change
Power in the Food System: How Can Systems Analysis Illustrate Intervention Points?
Molly Anderson,USA
IRSA_68Y Open Paper Session Assessing Directions, Theorizing Possibilities for Change
Is the Neoliberal Hegemony Fading Away? Manuel Belo Moreira,Portugal
IRSA_68Z Open Paper Session Policy Responses to Rural Food Poverty
Rural food deserts problem in Japan Miki KATAOKA,Japan
IRSA_68Z Open Paper Session Policy Responses to Rural Food Poverty
Institucionalization Of Food Security: The Experience Of Diconsa In Mexico
ROSALIA LOPEZ-‐PANIAGUA,MEXICO
IRSA_68Z Open Paper SessionPolicy Responses to Rural Food Poverty
Access To The Brazilian School Nutrition Program -‐ Pnae By The Family Farming: An Evaluation In 23 De Maio Settlement, Itapetin
Francine Procópio,Brazil
IRSA_68Z Open Paper Session Policy Responses to Rural Food Poverty
Final destination of the products of a federal food program: where and to whom the products arrive?
Yaaye Arellanes Cancino,México
IRSA_68V Open Paper Session Migrant Labour, Identity and Well-‐being
Identity formation of territories in the Vale do Araguaia Mato Grosso-‐Brazil
Lívia Quinquiolo,Brazil
IRSA_68V Open Paper Session Migrant Labour, Identity and Well-‐being
The impact of co-‐ethnicity among rural areas in the Argentinean Pampas and sending regions
Alejandra Chena,Argentina
IRSA_68V Open Paper SessionMigrant Labour, Identity and Well-‐being
Consumption and rural/urban changes in the district of Asia (Peru): an analysis of the labor market and work processes and its
Almendra Lucía Guzmán Rivas,Peru
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IRSA_71Extractive Industries and Rural Communities: New Relationships and New Possibilities
Extractive Industries and Rural Communities: New Relationships and New Possibilities Brenda Parlee,Canada
IRSA_71Extractive Industries and Rural Communities: New Relationships and New Possibilities
Engaging Communities in Questions of Development Ron Harpelle,Canada
IRSA_71Extractive Industries and Rural Communities: New Relationships and New Possibilities
Measuring Training and Employment Outcomes of Inuit Impact and Benefit Agreements: Initial Findings from Nunavut’s North Baff
Andrew Hodgkins,Canada
IRSA_71Extractive Industries and Rural Communities: New Relationships and New Possibilities
Changing Linkages and Leakages in Canada’s North: A New Look at the Staples Theory Chris Southcott,Canada
IRSA_71Extractive Industries and Rural Communities: New Relationships and New Possibilities
Rural Places and Environmental Justice: A Relational Approach to Legal Relations of Rurality Estair Van Wagner,New Zealand
IRSA_72Transformation of Resource Towns and Peripheries: Political Economy Perspectives
Localization AND globalization: Industrial re-‐organization in Mackenzie, British Columbia Greg Halseth,Canada
IRSA_72Transformation of Resource Towns and Peripheries: Political Economy Perspectives
Regional development in the face of restructuring? Lessons from Southland and the West Coast, New Zealand Sean Connelly,New Zealand
IRSA_72Transformation of Resource Towns and Peripheries: Political Economy Perspectives
Restructuring the New Zealand Economy: The economic and social impact on resource frontier regions and towns Etienne Nel,New Zealand
IRSA_72Transformation of Resource Towns and Peripheries: Political Economy Perspectives
Constructing opportunity out of path-‐dependence? Globalisation and local economic and social development in Australia’s New E
Neil Argent,Australia
IRSA_73AAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 1Agroecology for Integrated Rural Development: Evaluating a Project in Oaxaca, Mexico Laura Gomez Tovar,Mexico
IRSA_73AAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 1Using Particpatory Agroecosystem Evaluation to Increase Biodiversity and Improve Agroecological Practice Angel Leyva Galan,Cuba
IRSA_73AAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 1 Merging Theory and Practice at Finca Marta Fernando Funes-‐Monzote,Cuba
IRSA_73AAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 1 The Role of Participatory Plant Breeding in Agroecology Sally Humphries,Canada
IRSA_73BAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 2Technological fundamentals of the use of natural resources for agro-‐ecological Transition in the Amazon FRANCIMARA SOUZA DA COSTA,Brasil
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Session 2Consumption and Production of Agro-‐ecological Products and the Benefits on the Income and the Rural Environment of São Paulo.
Evandro Noro Fernandes,Brasil
IRSA_73BAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 2Agroforestry systems among small farmers in the southern Brazilian Amazon region: Social resilience to the global ecological cr
Lucimar, S. de ABREU,Brazil
IRSA_73BAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 2Ecological Struggles And The Peasant Experience In Agroecology: The Perspective Of Land Reform In Brazil Wilon Mazalla Neto,Brasil
IRSA_73BAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 2Family Agriculture and Sustainability in Northeastern Pará, Brazil Caroline Parks,U.S.A
IRSA_73CAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 3Artisanal fishing and neoliberal transformations: the case of the artisanal fishing community of the bay of Chorrillos, Peru Hector Bombiella,Colombia
IRSA_73CAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 3Land Use and Livelihood Strategies among Ladino and Caqchikel-‐Maya Households in Rural Guatemala Maria Van Der Maaten,USA
IRSA_73CAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 3Agricultura Tradicional Y Producción De Flores, Zinacantán, Chiapas, México. Hugo Josue Molina Gómez ,México
IRSA_73CAgroecology, Diversity, and Resilience: Perspectives from Latin America
Session 3Análisis De La Sustentabilidad Del Sistema De Papel Amate En San Pablito, Pahuatlán, Puebla María Janet Fuentes Castillo,México