Rural Sociology Group
The Rural Sociology Group (RSO) studies the dynamics of food provisioning, agrarian change, and rural and regional development with an international comparative perspective. Specific attention is paid to the different levels at which transformation processes occur and are shaped, as well as to the different actors, institutions and modes of political organization involved. We study and analyse these transformation processes from a range of critical sociological perspectives, combining qualitative and quantitative research methods.
Highlights
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Book launch Prof. Dr. Leontine E. Visser; ''Sejarah Pertanian dan Kebudayaan Sahu di Halmahera'' -
Introducing Thirza Andriessen, PhD of RSO and CHL -
A year in the life of an Assistant Professor at RSO -
Excellence in Research Grants for RSO and SDC researchers -
Jessica Duncan (RSO) shortlisted for Teacher of the Year Award 2019
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Latest publications
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Prosumptie in de polder: een verkenning van de zelf voedsel producerende consument in Almere
Wageningen : Stichting Wageningen Research, Wageningen Plant Research (Rapport WPR 799) - p.
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Envisioning new horizons for the political economy of sustainable food systems
IDS Bulletin-Institute of Development Studies 50 (2019)2. - ISSN 0265-5012 - p. 37 - 56.
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Water control and autonomy peasant irrigation strategies in the Bolivian Andes
Wageningen University. Promotor(en): Rutgerd Boelens; Jandouwe van der Ploeg, co-promotor(en): Jaime Hoogesteger van Dijk. - Wageningen : Wageningen University - ISBN 9789463950237 - p.
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Food sovereignty and convergence spaces
Political Geography 75 (2019). - ISSN 0962-6298