CONTEXT Accelerated intensification/disintensification and urbanization are changing agricultural systems and propel the need for spatial approaches to understand sustainability …
Resilience has recently acquired an unusual degree of strength in social research. The article discusses the theoretical and historical background of resilience in the literature in …
This work explores the role of knowledge claims and uncertainty in the public dispute over the causes and solutions to nonpoint-driven overfertilization of the Mar Menor lagoon …
C Craviotti - Soy, Globalization, and Environmental Politics in …, 2017 - taylorfrancis.com
This contribution focuses on the territorial relationships established by companies of Argentinian origin that have extended their scope of action to other MERCOSUR countries …
P Navarro‐Gambín, K Jansen - Sociologia Ruralis, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
This study analyses the dynamics of agency and social vulnerability of international migrant agricultural workers in intensive agriculture in Murcia (South‐East Spain). It engages with …
A Corrado - Heinrich Böll Foundation: Berlin, Germany, 2017 - boell.de
In the Mediterranean basin, Spain and Italy are the two European countries with the greatest number of migrant workers in agriculture. This is due to the specific characteristics of the …
A series of dramatic events in early 2000 in a small town in Andalusia starkly revealed to an international public the dire environmental, social and labour conditions in which fresh food …
KS Zimmerer, Y Jiménez-Olivencia, A Ruiz-Ruiz… - Land, 2020 - mdpi.com
Spain is a global hotspot of transformations of agri-food land systems due to changing production intensity, diets, urbanization, market integration, and climate change …
In this article, we focus on consumption in a context of economic hardship. From an empirical perspective, and using a qualitative methodology, we show how disadvantaged …