The motivations and barriers of the actual green purchase behavior are as real as the
product itself, which makes it a systematic process to examine the inconsistency between …

Alternative food networks (AFNs) are commonly defined by attributes of local production and
short supply chains, which integrate dimensions of spatial and social proximity. This new …

The global food system currently requires a transformation in terms of both social and
technological norms in order to be environmentally sustainable and productive enough to …

Purpose–Investigating the drivers of consumers' behaviour towards purchasing in short food
supply chains (SFSCs) and clarifying their relationships, the purpose of this paper is to test …

This paper examines how alternative food networks (AFNs) cultivate engagement on a
social media platform. Using the method proposed in Kar and Dwivedi (2020) and Berente …

Trust is often an assumed outcome of participation in Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) as
they directly connect producers with consumers. It is based on this potential for trust …

Alternative food networks (AFNs) have been viewed as being more deeply embedded in the
fabric of places and the social relations of their food systems than conventional food …

Rural sociologists and geographers have conceptualised different rural development
trajectories including “the agri-industrial model”,“the post-productivist model” and “the rural …

The commitment to sustainability follows the consensus of adopting integrated governance
to mitigate uncertainty about the whole food system. Thus, a coherent intermediary …

Agricultural geography has remained largely trapped in a neoclassical economic paradigm
in which farm types have been understood to be predominantly products of location and …