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Regulating agriculture

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Agricultural geography

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Occupancy change and the farmed landscape : an analysis of farm-level trends, 1970 - 85

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Farming women : gender, work and family enterprise

Whatmore, Sarah - 1991

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Flood apprentices : an exercise in making things public

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Rural enterprise : shifting perspectives on small-scale production

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Sustainability science and a new spatial imagination : exploring some analytical and methodological considerations

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Mobilizing the regional eco-economy : evolving webs of agri-food and rural development in the UK

Marsden, Terry - In: Cambridge journal of regions economy and society 3 (2010) 2, pp. 225-244

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Contested ecological transitions in agri-food : emerging territorial systems in times of crisis and insecurity

Marsden, Terry - In: Italian review of agricultural economics 79 (2024) 3, pp. 69-81

The paper will assess the extent to which sustainable transitions are occurring with reference to Europe in the 2020's. Here, re-assessing the relationships between science, policy and politics is critical given the 'polycrises' which are impacting upon our food systems. Do these interlinked...

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