Agricultural intensification is required to feed the growing and increasingly demanding
human population. Intensification is associated with increasing use of resources, applied as …

Increasing demand for nutritious, safe, and healthy food because of a growing population,
and the pledge to maintain biodiversity and other resources, pose a major challenge to …

The vast majority of research and practice regarding sustainable supply chains has followed
an instrumental logic, which has led firms and supply chain managers to place economic …

The concept of wicked problems has served as an inspiration for research in a variety of
research fields but has also contributed to conceptual confusion through the various ways in …

In recent years, as a way to achieve higher agricultural output while reducing the negative
impact of agricultural production on the environment, agricultural sustainable intensification …

The projected human population of nine billion by 2050 has led to ever growing discussion
of the need for increasing agricultural output to meet estimated food demands, while …

Internal and external drivers push companies into actively embracing sustainable business
conduct. Until recently, both researchers and practitioners assumed that corporate …

The need to feed nine billion people in 2050 has given rise to widespread debate in science
and policy circles. The debate is largely framed in neo-Malthusian terms, and elements of …

The longstanding synergy between rural tourism and farming is under threat from
agricultural intensification. Tourism interests in many parts of the world may find themselves …

Intensive livestock production in the UK is spatially concentrated in certain counties where
its proliferation has triggered increasing controversy over multiple impacts and externalities …