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environmental and health concerns and the desire to make profit and innovate. We relate the cognitive factors to organizational, technical, economic, and political factors and suggest levers for crop ... experiences. We highlight the cognitive factors influencing the choice of farmers to diversify and link them to organisational, technical, economic, and political factors. We suggest levers for crop
identify 11 main bio-technical, cognitive, socio-political, and organizational levers. Bio-technical levers include those for (1) mobilizing complementarity between crop species to optimize natural resources ... ) managing biodiversity at landscape and territorial scales, (4) increasing the efficiency of biogeochemical cycles, and (5) renewing targets for genetic improvement. Cognitive, socio-political, and
diversity (the present) and (2) what are the barriers and bridges to alternative diversification strategies (the imaginary)? Through a political agroecology and spatial imaginaries lens, we conducted and ... as how they farm to support agroecological transformation and reckoning with past and present land use paradigms to re-imagine what is possible. Crop diversity; United States; Political agroecology
holds multiple meanings, from technical innovations to wildlifefriendly farming and social and political change away from industrial-style farming (Wezel et al. 2009; Norgaard and Sikor 2019; van Hulst ... ) . Often absent in the list of constraints to CA adoption is the human dimension, which is rooted in socio-economic, political, cultural and mental spheres (Prager and Posthumus 2011) . Another major
In response to the sustainability issues that agriculture faces in advanced economies, agroecology has gained increasing relevance in scientific, political, and social debates. This has promoted ... . 2010) , and regenerative agriculture (LaCanne and Lundgren 2018) . Among these multiple models, agroecology has gained increasing relevance in scientific, political, and social debates in recent years
population is needed to be conducted. Introduction Bearing in mind the political issues that have plagued Sudan with war and hostility for the last 25 years, health care has become an afterthought and
universal (Lebacq et al. 2013) . This perception can be affected be factors such as advancement in science, socio-economic and political environments, and culture and hence is constantly evolving (Eckert ... social development paths, depending on their specific cultural or political contexts (Vallance et al. 2011; Sachs 1999) . It is also considered essential to study the influence of worldviews and social
to minimize undue delays stemming from factors including logistical challenges, a lack of mutual availability, political pressures, conflict of interest, and a lack of incentives. These issues reflect ... . Stellman SD . Book Review: Epidemiology, L. Gordis , 2009 , Saunders. 2010 . 25. Haq IU , Rehman ZU . Medical Research in Pakistan; A Bibliometric Evaluation from 2001 to 2020 . Library Philosophy and
elongates the survival time of patients.The combination of early mobility with other complementary care processes creates a holistic approach to clinical care, helps patients recover,and creates a philosophy
adaptation to climate change are shaped by social, economic, environmental, and political contexts. The influence of social factors such as gender or social relations in agricultural production systems remains ... orientation towards profit maximization, these models consider learning in a social and economic context but neglect other factors such as political or environmental impacts. While the influence of stochastic
they also depicted the new artist as someone capable of withstanding or even mastering these shocks and transforming them into instruments of political action. Appearing as they did in the newspaper
, agricultural and political discourse in recent years, suggesting pathways to transform agricultural and food systems that address these issues. Here we present an extensive literature review of concepts ... , social justice, local identity and culture, and indigenous rights for seeds and breeds (Altieri and Toledo 2011; Nyéléni 2015; Rosset et al. 2011) (Fig. 2). This political dimension of agroecology is
philosophy of the Century Experiment in the USA that started in 1993 and is intended to run for 100 years (Wolf et al. 2018) . 1.2 Envisaging a new long‑term experiment (LTE) at Rothamsted Building on the
political and economic reasons (Bar 2018). Countries came together to boost interactions and transactions and attain higher economic growth rates and development (Ouma 2016) . According to the EAC Treaty ... ( 1967 - 1978 , 1999 -) and their activity for political stability of the region . Politeja 15 : 247 - 266 . https://doi.org/10.12797/Politeja.15. 2018 . 56 .14 Barbieri P , Pellerin S , Seufert V et al
(Viability Project Team 2023) . Agroecology (Ae) is a body of knowledge, practices, and political movements that aim to support the transformation of food and agricultural systems to long-term social and
required recommendations are available to date. Beyond the conclusions that are supported by our reported findings, additional issues of concern refer to global natural gas price spikes and recent political
ouest : Un défi à relever . Renc Rech Rum 19 : 141 , Paris Gerring J ( 2004 ) What is a case study and what is it good for? American political science review , 98 ( 2 ), 341 - 354 . JSTOR, http://www
universal culture as they constituted a step for the development of science and philosophy in the West. Hence, the rise of science in the Islamic world is an inseparable part of the scientific progress ... Baghdad in Mesopotamia. In this period, the interest in science and philosophy became prominent in the Islamic world. Muslims were familiarized with the Greek, Roman, and Christian cultures in a short
to agroecology landscapes. In: The Barcelona school of ecological economics and political ecology . A Companion in Honour of Joan Martínez-Alier , Springer, Cham, pp 93 - 107 . https://doi.org/10.1007
government collapsed at the end of the Great War, Berliners took notice of a placard asking “What is Dada? An art? A philosophy? A fire extinguisher? Or a state religion? Is Dada actually energy? or is it ... whimsical rogues’ gallery is one example; the political photomontages of John Heartfield are another, persisting beyond Dada as trenchant repudiation of the Third Reich. But before such a large target
