Vol 30 No 1 (2024): Special Sections: (Post)Pandemic Food Systems & Emerging Agrifood Scholars

The first regular issue of IJSAF, published in April 2024. 

This regular issue also contains the second set of papers that are part of the special section on (post)pandemic food systems.

It also introduces the new recurring special section of IJSAF that is dedicated to publishing the work of emerging scholars of Agrifood studies.

Published: 30-04-2024

Articles

From coalitions to social movements

Camille Freeman, Kiah Smith
Abstract 1334 | PDF Downloads 741

Page 1-17

Local food systems and community development: a symbiotic relation?

Hege Westskog, Mette Talseth Solnørdal, Mikkel Vindegg, Anders Tønnesen, Thea Sandnes, Bård Sødal Grasbekk, Ingrid Christensen
Abstract 1651 | PDF Downloads 948

Page 19-42

The Food System in the (Post-)Pandemic World

Rethinking Agrifood Systems in (Post-)Pandemic Times

Atakan Büke, José Duarte Ribeiro Ribeiro , Hilde Bjørkhaug, Sarah Ruth Sippel
Abstract 311 | PDF Downloads 186

Page 43-52

Exceptional policies for exceptional situations?

Hilde Bjørkhaug, Jostein Brobakk
Abstract 699 | PDF Downloads 207

Page 75-93

The State of Indigenous Foods in Africa

Sheila Ngoh Manka, Mokong Simon Mapadimeng
Abstract 716 | PDF Downloads 527

Page 95-110

Grassroots food initatives at the rural-urban interface

Esra Demirkol Colosio, Valerio Colosio
Abstract 752 | PDF Downloads 226

Page 111-126

What is left after the pandemic?

Larissa da Silva Araujo
Abstract 764 | PDF Downloads 205

Page 127-146

Emerging Scholars of Agriculture and Food

Advancing early-career agri-food researchers publishing opportunities in Sub Saharan Africa

Fridah Mubichi-Kut, Allison Marie Loconto, Sheila Ngoh Manka
Abstract 563 | PDF Downloads 124

Page 149-154

The challenges and contexts of the Lokaleng School Feeding Scheme in the North West Province, South Africa

Bongi Bianca Mkhombo, Sheila Ngoh Manka, Kiran Odhav
Abstract 966 | PDF Downloads 565

Page 155-174

Food Movements Unite! ?

Andrew Bennie
Abstract 666 | PDF Downloads 321

Page 175-193