Titlebook: Agroecological Transitions: From Theory to Practice in Local Participatory Design; Jacques-Eric Bergez,Elise Audouin,Olivier Therond Book‘

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Some Open Questions in Modern Cosmologynal dimension, as well as in terms of three analysis components: embeddedness, dependency, and footprint. The conceptual framework inter-relates these two dimensions and three components, thus providing an integrated approach to LFSs’ autonomy. Its application to two case studies, one on the farm le

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Intermezzo: Supergravity and?the?Swamplandthe whole sociotechnical regime; (iii) transition implies strong connections between niche-innovations and the dominant sociotechnical regime; and (iv) changes in values and individuals’ abilities are fundamental drivers. Hence, by focusing on the plurality of factors and stakeholders at work, we un

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Cosmology with Numerical Simulationsspecialists will have to overcome in order to provide effective support to food systems. It also discusses the contradiction that can exist between high energy-consuming technologies and an agroecological production paradigm in which a drastic reduction of the reliance on fossil energy is essential.

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