Vol 21 No 1 (2014): Special Issue: Global Shocks, Changing Agricultural Policy and the Viability of Rural Communities
Published: 04-01-2014
Editorial Introduction
Global Shocks, Changing Agricultural Policy and the Viability of Rural Communities
Abstract 333 | PDF Downloads 264
Page 1-6
Articles
Conversion of Family Farms and Resilience in Southland, New Zealand
Abstract 958 | PDF Downloads 616
Page 7-29
Governing Australia’s Dairy Farm Workforce: A New Terrain for Negotiating Rural Community Sustainability
Abstract 725 | PDF Downloads 405
Page 31-50
Crisis? What Crisis? Marginal Farming, Rural Communities and Climate Robustness: The Case of Northern Norway
Abstract 454 | PDF Downloads 256
Page 51-69
The Rural under the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union: Sustainable Rural Development aspects of Pillar II in Finland and Estonia
Abstract 408 | PDF Downloads 267
Page 71-95
Multifunctional Agricultural Policies: Pathways towards Sustainable Rural Development?
Abstract 976 | PDF Downloads 485
Page 97-114
Agricultural Policy in Russia: Global Challenges and the Viability of Rural Communities
Abstract 488 | PDF Downloads 414
Page 115-131
A Twenty-first Century Socialist Agriculture? Land Reform, Food Sovereignty and Peasant–State Dynamics in Venezuela
Abstract 996 | PDF Downloads 687
Page 133-154
Peasant-managed Agricultural Growth in China: Mechanisms of Labour-driven Intensification
Abstract 381 | PDF Downloads 287
Page 155-171
Sustainable Food Security: An Emerging Research and Policy Agenda
Abstract 4108 | PDF Downloads 2050
Page 173-188