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.
Events
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Reclaim the Seeds 2019 Wageningen -
CSPS SEMINAR: 'Panic and policy. Island responses to pandemic threats and to global guidelines.', by Gerard Prinsen -
The state, capital and peasantry in the agrarian transition of China: The case of Guangxi sugarcane sector J (Jin) Zhang
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Exploring places & practices through transformative methods -
CSPS DAY
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Latest publications
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Beyond the ‘Hidden Agricultural Revolution’ and ‘China’s Overseas Land Investment’ : Main Trends in China’s Agriculture and Food Sector
Journal of Contemporary China (2019). - ISSN 1067-0564
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Understanding food systems’ change: the making and the practicing of the school food reform in the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil
Wageningen University. Promotor(en): Han Wiskerke, co-promotor(en): S. Schneider. - Wageningen : Wageningen University - ISBN 9789463435642 - p.
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Diversifying Economic Practices in Meal Sharing and Community Gardening
Urban Agriculture & Regional Food Systems 4 (2019)1. - 4 p.
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Appraising Asymmetries : Considerations on the Changing Relation between Human Existence and Planetary Nature—Guest Editors’ Introduction
Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics (2019). - ISSN 1187-7863 - 10 p.