Agroecology

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• Roots of Resilience Land Policy for an Agroecological Transition in Europe

  • Agroecology
  • Land Sovereignty
  • Food Sovereignty

  Land politics – who controls what land, how is it used, for how long, for what purposes and to whose benefit – is a central pillar of this debate. As politicians across Europe struggle to balance the urgent need for climate action with the need to strengthen equity and popular support for new policies, the risk of societal discord looms large, fuelled by farmer protests, perceptions of ‘agri-bashing,’ and long-running tensions between conservation movements and agricultural communities. This has been made more complicated by the interweaving of questions of land and national identity and an apparently increasing disconnect between those living in rural and urban areas.

  Report

  Publication date: 24 February 2021

  

• A living countryside The land politics behind the Dutch agroecology movement

  Agroecology

  Longread by

  • Jeannette Oppedijk van Veen
  • Leonardo van den Berg
  • Sijtse Jan Roeters
  • Jolke de Moel
  • Hanny van Geel

  Publication date: 17 April 2019

  

• ‘Junk Agroecology’ The corporate capture of agroecology for a partial ecological transition without social justice

  • Multistakeholderism
  • Agroecology

  Paper

  Publication date: 13 October 2020

  

• Situating small-scale fisheries in the global struggle for agroecology and food sovereignty

  • Fisheries and Fisher peoples
  • Agroecology
  • Food Sovereignty

  Report by

  • Irmak Ertör
  • Zoe Brent
  • David Gallar
  • Thibault Josse

  Publication date: 20 November 2020

• Agroecology and Food Sovereignty in small-scale Fisheries

  Report

  Publication date: 5 October 2017