The battle for the future of farming: what you need to know

Michel Pimbert; Colin Anderson

The battle for the future of farming: what you need to know

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There is a growing consensus that there is an urgent need to radically transform our food systems. But the diversity of proposed innovations for more sustainable food systems will have drastically different effects on society and the planet. This article, published in The Conversation argues for agroecology and food sovereignty - over a technocentric future - as the foundation of a more just and sustainable food system.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 21 Nov 2018

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