Exploring themes in agroecology that are currently the subject of rigorous debate among academics and activists alike, especially related to food production and distribution, this book is indispensable for practitioners and activists seeking to transform the food system, as well as for social and natural scientists.
Exploring themes in agroecology that are currently the subject of rigorous debate among academics and activists alike, especially related to food production and distribution, this book is indispensable for practitioners and activists seeking to transform the food system, as well as for social and natural scientists.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Vandermeer is a Distinguished University Professor at the University of Michigan, where he teaches courses in ecology and agroecosystems. He has also taught agroecology to students in 10 different countries in Latin America and Europe. He is author or editor of 16 books and over 300 scientific publications.
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Table of contents Preface 1. The dialectical agroecologist: an introduction 2. The meaning of agriculture and agroecology 3. Western and traditional knowledge: a different kind of Dialogo de Saberes 4. Nature's matrix 5. Monocultures and the rise of diversity in agroecology 6. Making and breaking pests 7. Qualitative emergence from quantitative changes: the inevitability of surprise 8. The new rurality and the new peasantry: land and territory 9. Epilogue Notes References Index.
Table of contents Preface 1. The dialectical agroecologist: an introduction 2. The meaning of agriculture and agroecology 3. Western and traditional knowledge: a different kind of Dialogo de Saberes 4. Nature's matrix 5. Monocultures and the rise of diversity in agroecology 6. Making and breaking pests 7. Qualitative emergence from quantitative changes: the inevitability of surprise 8. The new rurality and the new peasantry: land and territory 9. Epilogue Notes References Index.
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