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March 1995, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 39-44 Development of a private animal health delivery network in North Sumatra, Indonesia
by Izuddin Kartamulia & Artaria Misniwaty & Henk Knipscheer - 45-51 Information technology in the Costa Rican dairy sector: A key instrument in extension and on-farm research
by Mees Baaijen & Enrique Pérez - 52-80 Back to the future: Lessons from ethnoveterinary RD&E for studying and applying local knowledge
by Constance McCorkle - 81-89 An assessment of animal health projects: U.S. Agency for international development, 1960–93
by Joyce Turk - 90-94 Evaluation of trypanosomiasis and brucellosis control in cattle herds of Ivory coast
by Emmanuel Camus - 95-106 Prospects for control of tick-borne diseases in cattle by immunization in eastern, central, and southern Africa
by F. Musisi & J. Lawrence
December 1995, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 2-16 Do agriculturalists need a new, an ecocentric, ethic? 1994 Presidential address to the agriculture, food, and human values society
by Gary Comstock - 17-30 Redemptive communities: Indigenous knowledge, colonist farming systems, and conservation of tropical forests
by John Browder - 31-38 Gender issues and the training of agricultural extensionists in Malawi
by Pamela Riley - 39-47 Off the treadmill? Technology and tourism in the north American maple syrup industry
by C. Hinrichs - 48-57 Ethical concerns and risk perceptions associated with different applications of genetic engineering: Interrelationships with the perceived need for regulation of the technology
by Lynn Frewer & Richard Shepherd - 58-59 Notes from the field: A “countryside parliament”
by David Vail - 60-68 Book reviews
by Shripad Deo & John Lockwood & Gregory Johnson & Mark Lapping
September 1994, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 1-3 From the guest editors
by Kate Clancy & Jan Poppendieck & Jo Powers - 4-18 Uneasy sacrifice: The politics of United States famine relief, 1945–48
by Amy Bentley - 19-27 Food aid and international hunger crises: The United States in Somalia
by Marion Nestle & Sharron Dalton - 28-37 Recognizing rationalizations among responses to hunger
by Natalie Dandekar - 38-46 Conceptualizing hunger in contemporary African policymaking: From technical to community-based approaches
by Christopher Barrett & Joanne Csete - 47-49 Conceptualizing hunger in contemporary African policymaking: A response
by F. Levinson - 50-57 Hunger in Canada
by Barbara Davis & Valerie Tarasuk - 58-68 Celebrating hunger in Michigan: A critique of an emergency food program and an alternative for the future
by Laura DeLind - 69-76 Dilemmas of emergency food: A guide for the perplexed
by Jan Poppendieck - 77-83 Commentary social justice and sustainable agriculture: Moving beyond theory
by Kate Clancy - 84-86 Dignified food security for all
by William Aiken - 99-102 Educating the hospitality industry to respond to the hungry
by Ann Hales - 102-104 Realities of hunger: Modern day hunters and gatherers
by Diane Jones - 105-108 Book reviews
by Elaine Power & Wm. McIntosh & Susan James
March 1994, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 1-3 From the editors
by Lori Thrupp & Richard Haynes - 4-25 Participatory research and the race to save the planet: Questions, critique, and lessons from the field
by Dianne Rocheleau - 26-37 Farmers and researchers: The road to partnership
by Deborah Merrill-Sands & Marie-Hélène Collion - 38-57 Extending the horizons of agricultural research and extension: Methodological challenges
by Andrea Cornwall & Irene Guijt & Alice Welbourn - 58-76 Challenging the populist perspective: Rural people's knowledge, agricultural research, and extension practice
by John Thompson & Ian Scoones - 77-84 Participatory methods in planning & political processes: Linking the grassroots & policies for sustainable development
by Lori Thrupp & Bruce Cabarle & Aaron Zazueta - 85-95 Studying pastoral women's knowledge in milk processing and marketing — for whose empowerment?
by Ann Waters-Bayer - 96-108 Transforming extension for sustainable agriculture: The case of integrated pest management in rice in Indonesia
by Niels Röling & Elske Fliert - 109-125 Participation, empowerment, and farmer evaluations: A comparative analysis of IPM technology generation in Nicaragua
by Kristen Nelson - 126-139 Exploring the theory and practice of participatory research in US sustainable agriculture: A case study in insect pest management
by Jeff Dlott & Miguel Altieri & Mas Masumoto - 140-150 Facts, fantasies, and failures of farmer participatory research
by Jeffery Bentley - 151-158 Participatory methods and empowerment in rural development: Lessons from two experimental workshops with a Chilean NGO
by Thomas Sikor - 159-167 Farmer participatory approaches to achieve fodder security in south Indian villages
by B. Rajasekaran & D. Warren & Suresh Babu - 168-177 Staff decision making patterns, village leadership performance, and local institutionalization processes in agricultural and rural development programs
by V. Dhanakumar & Boyd Rossing - 178-182 Science and people: Honduran campesinos and natural pest control inventions
by Jeffery Bentley & Gonzalo Rodríguez & Ana González
December 1994, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-1 From the editor
by Richard Haynes - 3-9 Biodiversity, cultural diversity, and food equity
by William Lacy - 10-18 Assessing the Human Genome Project: Effects on world agriculture
by M. Lesney & V. Smocovitis - 19-28 Gene technology, food production, and public opinion: A UK study
by Paul Sparks & Richard Shepherd & Lynn Frewer - 29-36 New frameworks for an old tragedy of the commons and an aging common property resource management
by Emery Roe - 37-46 Urban sustainable agriculture: The paradox of the chinampa system in Mexico City
by Pablo Torres-Lima & Beatriz Canabal-Cristiani & Gilberto Burela-Rueda - 47-54 Free trade and environmental economics
by Roger Paden - 55-65 Book reviews
by Tom Abeles & Joel Schor & Sandra Russo
September 1993, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 2-12 European restructuring and changing agricultural policies. Rural self-identity and modes of life in late modernity
by Reidar Almås - 13-25 Farm women in Slovenia: Endeavors for equality
by Ana Barbic - 26-40 A discourse on Forestry science
by Laurent Umans - 41-49 Property rights and groundwater in Nebraska
by E. Wesley & F. Peterson & J. Aiken & Bruce Johnson - 50-57 The environmental implications of post renaissance Christianity
by David Lea - 58-70 Technology adoption and Sub-Sahara african agriculture: The sustainable development option
by Babatunde Durosomo
June 1993, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 3-8 Cuba and the dilemma of modern agriculture
by John Vandermeer & Judith Carney & Paul Gersper & Ivette Perfecto & Peter Rosset - 9-15 Management of insect pests and weeds
by Jeff Dlott & Ivette Perfecto & Peter Rosset & Larry Burkham & Julio Monterrey & John Vandermeer - 16-23 Soil conservation in Cuba: A key to the new model for agriculture
by Paul Gersper & Carmen Rodríguez-Barbosa & Laura Orlando - 24-30 Plant diseases and their control by biological means in Cuba
by Nina Shishkoff - 31-34 From red to green: Cuba forced to conserve due to economic crisis
by Holly Kaufman - 35-51 Cuba's national food program and its prospects for food security
by Carmen Deere - 52-60 The ecological transformation of Cuba
by Richard Levins - 61-74 Potential Cuban agricultural export profile under open trade between the U. S. and Cuba
by Jose Alvarez & William Messina - 75-90 Cuba, Mexico, and India: Technical and social changes in agriculture during political economic crisis
by John Perkins - 91-92 The implications of Cuba's agricultural conversion for the general Latin American agroecological movement
by Miguel Altieri - 93-96 Book reviews
by William Messina & Jose Alvarez
March 1993, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 5-15 Ideology and agricultural technology in the late twentieth century: Biotechnology as symbol and substance
by Frederick Buttel - 16-25 Towards science-based techniques in agriculture
by Pascal Byé & Maria Fonte - 26-30 Tailor-made biotechnologies: Possibilities for farmer-centered development
by Guido Ruivenkamp - 31-39 Adjusting to a demand oriented food system: New directions for biotechnology innovation
by John Wilkinson - 40-46 Agricultural biotechnology: Slow applications by large corporations
by Gerd Junne - 47-59 The international stakes of biotechnology and the patent war: Considerations after the uruguay round
by Paolo Bifani - 60-67 Is risk regulation a strategic influence on decision making in the biotechnology industry?
by Joanna Chataway & Joyce Tait - 68-74 Biotechnologies in the agro-food sector: A limited impact
by Roberto Fanfani & Raúl Green & Manuel Zuñiga
December 1993, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 2-10 Some reflections on Eastern European agriculture an introductory essay to the special issue on “agriculture in Eastern Europe”
by Alessandro Bonanno - 11-20 The future of the village in a restructured food and agricultural sector in the former Soviet Union
by David O'Brien & Valery Patsiorkovsky & Inna Korkhova & Larry Dershem - 21-26 Restructuring of Eastern European agriculture
by Anna Burger - 27-39 Problems of agricultural policy in East Germany
by Leila Lueschen - 40-51 Rural development in the time of deconstructing the one-party political systems and centrally planned economies
by Ana Barbic - 52-59 The land reform in independent Estonia: Memory as precedent — Toward the reconstruction of agriculture in Eastern Europe
by Mark Lapping - 60-69 Agriculture in the transition from a command to a market economy: the case of Latvia
by Sergio Gomez y Paloma & Andrea Segrè - 70-79 Book reviews
by Tom Abeles & Joel Schor & Roger Paden & Edwin Kessler
September 1992, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 1-3 From the editor
by Jeffrey Burkhardt - 4-11 Sustainable agriculture in historical perspective
by Max Pfeffer - 12-28 The very idea of sustainability
by Charles Blatz - 29-35 The poverty of sustainability: An analysis of current positions
by Patricia Allen & Carolyn Sachs - 36-47 On gardening and human welfare, or, the role of attitudes and natural capital in sustainable welfare
by Robert Gottfried - 48-57 Sustainability and the moral community
by Kathryn George - 58-63 Public agricultural researchers: Reactions to organic, low input and sustainable agriculture
by Aaron Harp & Carolyn Sachs - 64-71 A synthetic approach to sustainable agriculture and resource conservation
by Jerry Moles - 72-76 Book reviews
by David Egloff & Carl Esbjornson
June 1992, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 4-10 Reconsidering diversity in agriculture and food systems: An ecofeminist approach
by Carolyn Sachs - 11-19 The varieties of sustainability
by Paul Thompson - 20-30 Once and future farming: Some meditations on the historical and cultural roots of sustainable agriculture in the United States
by Carl Esbjornson - 31-43 Ethical and environmental considerations in the release of herbicide resistant crops
by Jack Dekker & Gary Comstock - 44-57 Value-laden knowledge and holistic thinking in agricultural research
by Donald Vietor & Harry Cralle - 58-70 Extractive reserves as alternative land reform: Amazonia and appalachia compared
by Charles Geisler & Louise Silberling - 71-80 Divine agriculture
by Charles Taliaferro - 81-89 Book reviews
by Christopher Barrett & Tom Abeles
March 1992, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 1-3 From the editors
by Richard Haynes - 4-16 Tracing the linkages of world views, information handling, and communications vehicles
by Ann Reisner - 17-26 Communicating food safety: Ethical issues in risk communication
by Clifford Scherer & Napoleon Juanillo - 27-37 Communication and sustainable agriculture: Building agendas for research and practice
by Gerry Walter - 38-53 An activist press: The farm press's coverage of the animal rights movement
by Ann Reisner - 54-59 Filling the white space between the ads
by Gene Logsdon - 60-66 Event orientation and objectivity as ethical issues in media coverage of agriculture and the environment
by Robert Hays - 67-79 Inequalities in the information age: Farmers' differential adoption and use of four information technologies
by Eric Abbott & J. Yarbrough - 80-85 Issues in equitable access to agricultural information
by James Evans - 86-94 Ethics, communication models, and power in the agricultural community: Thoughts about development communication
by Nancy Brendlinger - 95-102 Selling appropriate development vs. selling-out rural communities: Empowerment and control in indigengous knowledge discourse
by William O'Brien & Cornelia Flora
December 1992, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-2 From the editor
by Joel Schor - 3-10 Southern University's agriculture and mechanical departments: Descriptive analysis of the New Orleans years, 1880–1913
by Charles Vincent - 11-14 The African American experience in agriculture
by Christopher Hunte - 15-21 From negro academy to black land grant college: The Maryland experience 1886–1910
by Ruth Wennersten & John Wennersten - 22-30 A history of black farm operators in Maryland
by E. Demissie - 31-37 “Raising among themselves”: Black educational advancement and the morrill act of 1890
by Lee Craig - 38-50 South Carolina's challenge to civil rights: The case of South Carolina State College, 1945–1954
by William Hine - 51-58 Contributions of 1890 schools to rural development
by James Smith - 59-66 Female farmers in the Rwandan farming system: A study of the ruhengeri prefecture
by Sheron Randolph & Rickie Sanders - 67-71 Black land grant institutions and the title XII program: Is there room to maneuver?
by Rosalind Harris - 72-78 Fantasy and reality: The black farmer's place in American agriculture
by Joel Schor - 79-81 MANRRS: The national society for minorities in agriculture, natural resources and related sciences, 1986–92
by Eunice Foster & William Henson - 82-85 Infusing an international perspective at the 1890 land-grant institutions
by Gladys Lyles - 86-94 Book reviews
by Joel Schor
September 1991, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 1-2 From the editor
by Richard Haynes - 3-18 Western hegemony over african agriculture in Southern Rhodesia and its continuing threat to food security in independent zimbabwe
by Sam Page & Helán Page - 19-29 Export agriculture, ecological disruption, and social inequity: Some effect of pesticides in Southern Honduras
by Douglas Murray - 30-37 Sustainability, economies of scale, and social instability: Achilles heel of non-traditional export agriculture?
by Peter Rosset - 38-45 Sustainable agriculture in Michigan: Some missing dimensions
by Laura DeLind - 46-55 How do communities act? Unique events and purposeful strategies in the formation of an industrial base in rivertown
by Ralph Brown - 56-71 Agricultural debt restructuring, accounting, and public policy: A study of the Farmers Home Administration
by David Pariser & Adolph Neidermeyer - 72-82 The restructuring of the agricultural and food system: Social and economic equity in the reshaping of the Agrarian Question and the Food Question
by Alessandro Bonanno
June 1991, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 3-9 The goals and values of local economic development strategies in rural America
by Thomas Daniels - 10-18 Is value conflict inherent in rural economic development? An exploratory examination of unrecognized choices
by Peter Meyer & Michael Burayidi - 19-24 Rural economic development through local self-development strategies
by Cornelia Flora & Jan Flora & Gary Green & Frederick Schmidt - 25-34 Growth fundamentalism in dying rural towns:Implications for rural development practitioners
by Curtis Stofferahn & Cordell Fontaine & Douglas McDonald & Mike Spletto & Holly Jeanotte - 35-45 Women's reactions to job loss: The moral dilemmas of a plant closing
by Suzanna Smith - 46-52 The survival of the black tobacco farmer: Empirical results and policy dilemmas
by Michael Schulman & Barbara Newman - 53-62 American Indian values and their impact on tribal economic development
by Jerry Stubben - 63-66 Mentoring revisited: Interventions build international competence
by David Youmans - 67-72 Local governance and participation in agricultural Development Process in Nigeria
by Segun Famoriyo & E. Ega - 73-78 Book reviews
by Marilyn Holly & Paul Lasley & Ward Churchill
December 1991, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 5-13 Managing the fallow: Weeding technology and environmental knowledge in the Krobo district of Ghana
by Kojo Amanor - 14-24 Indigenous agricultural knowledge systems, human interests, and critical analysis: Reflections on farmer organization in Ecuador
by Anthony Bebbington - 25-36 Farming systems development: Synthesizing indigenous and scientific knowledge systems
by Christoffel Biggelaar - 37-48 Indigenous soil and water management in Senegambian rice farming systems
by Judith Carney - 49-58 Systems of knowledge as systems of domination: The limitations of established meaning
by Kristin Cashman - 59-66 The indigenous knowledge of ecological processes among peasants in the People's Republic of China
by Paul Chandler - 67-84 Indigenous rice production and the subtleties of culture change: An example from Borneo
by Carol Colfer - 85-92 Tools for indigenous agricultural development in Latin America: An anthropologist's perspective
by Les Field - 93-98 What does "build research on farmer practice" mean? Rice crop establishment (beusani) in eastern India as an illustration
by Sam Fujisaka - 99-113 Tradition and change in postharvest pest management in Kenya
by Abe Goldman - 114-120 Building on tradition: Indigenous irrigation knowledge and sustainable development in Asia
by David Groenfeldt - 121-131 Ethnoagronomy and ethnogastronomy: On indigenous typology and use of biological resources
by Virginia Nazarea-Sandoval - 132-148 Farmers' extension practice and technology adaptation: Agricultural revolution in 17–19th century Britain
by Jules Pretty - 149-155 The role of indigenous tillage systems in sustainable food production
by G. Rajaram & D. Erbach & D. Warren - 156-165 Gender, ecology, and the science of survival: Stories and lessons from Kenya
by Dianne Rocheleau - 166-172 The future of terrace farming in Yemen: A development dilemma
by Daniel Varisco - 173-178 Indigenous ecological knowledge systems and development
by Ellen Woodley - 179-184 Book reviews
by Dennis Warren & Gerard McKiernan & Vassiliki Smocovitis & Lori Thrupp
June 1990, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 6-18 The Rockefeller Foundation and the green revolution, 1941–1956
by John Perkins - 19-22 Scenario: A look toward the future
by Robert Grossmann - 23-35 Ethical dilemmas posed by recent and prospective developments with respect to agricultural research
by Glenn Johnson - 36-46 Hungry Brazil
by Glenn Erickson - 47-55 Eating disorders among women: An historical review of the literature from a women's history perspective
by Sara Alpern - 56-61 Canada's volunteer NGOs' social forestry projects in the Third World: A preliminary evaluation
by Prem Kumar & K. Sharma - 62-69 Inappropriate incentives for pesticide use: Agricultural credit requirements in developing countries
by Lori Thrupp - 70-79 Moral metaphysics, moral revolutions, and environmental ethics
by Roger Paden - 80-94 Handsome Lake's teachings: The shift from female to male agriculture in Iroquois culture. An essay in ethnophilosophy
by Marilyn Holly - 95-100 Agricultural economists, human capital, and economic development: How colleges of Agriculture can assist
by John Waelti - 101-101 A note on the methodology of the Arvin-Dinuba study
by Walter Goldschmidt - 102-106 Both urban and rural interests have a stake in the “farm” bill: A report on roundtable discussions of the 1990 agricultural legislation
by Laurian Unnevehr - 107-131 Book reviews
by Christopher Vecsey & Lawrence Busch & Robert Mazur & S. Titilola & Joel Schor & Don Hadwiger & E. Peterson & Lorraine Garkovich & Scott Collard & Tony Smith
March 1990, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 2-5 Editor's introduction forests, peasants, and state: Values and policy
by Ronald Herring - 6-16 Human settlement and colonization in the Sundarbans, 1200–1750
by Richard Eaton - 17-33 Long-term transformations in the Sundarbans wetlands forests of Bengal
by John Richards & Elizabeth Flint - 34-39 Uses, values, and use values of the Sundarbans
by Jnanabrata Bhattacharyya - 40-51 Local government and rural development in the bengal Sundarbans: An inquiry in managing common property resources
by Harry Blair - 52-60 The role of foreign assistance and commercial interests in the exploitation of the Sundarbans
by Florence McCarthy - 61-72 The fish communities and fisheries of the Sundarbans: Development assistance and dilemmas of the aquatic commons
by Walter Rainboth - 73-87 Common law, common property, and common enemy: Notes on the political geography of water resources management for the Sundarbans area of Bangladesh
by James Wescoat - 88-104 Rethinking the commons
by Ronald Herring - 105-116 Book reviews
by Conner Bailey & Mike Skaldany & Roger Paden & Ronnie Hawkins & Tony Smith
December 1990, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 3-8 Agrarianism and the American philosophical tradition
by Paul Thompson - 9-19 Jefferson's yeoman farmer as frontier hero a self defeating mythic structure
by Tarla Peterson - 20-26 Emerson and the agricultural midworld
by Robert Corrington - 27-32 Does metaphysics rest on an agrarian foundation? A deweyan answer and critique
by Armen Marsoobian - 33-38 The land as a social being: Ethical implications from societal expectations
by George Stickel - 39-43 Personhood and the land
by James Campbell - 44-61 Book reviews
by Marilyn Holly & Roger Paden & Jerry Moles & Mark Lapping & Suzanna Smith & Conner Bailey
September 1989, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 4-11 Irony, tragedy, and temporality in agricultural systems, or, how values and systems are related
by Lawrence Busch - 12-20 Water quality concerns and the public policy context
by Keith Moore - 21-29 Nonsense, fate, and policy analysis: The case of animal rights and experimentation
by Emery Roe - 30-39 Multi-party responses to environmental problems. A case of contaminated dairy cattle
by George Morren - 40-46 Media ethics and agriculture: Advertiser demands challenge farm press's ethical practices
by Ann Reisner & Robert Hays - 47-53 A rationale for the support of the medium-sized family farm
by Thomas Daniels - 54-61 State, class, and technology in tobacco production
by Gary Green