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Introduction to Part III: AFNs from the Producers’ Viewpointn the farm setting. The second examines how the operation of Solidarity Purchase Groups is based on members’ voluntary work. The third assesses producers’ strategies in setting quality and prices within the social relationships in a farmer market.

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Konsequenzen aus der Dialogwende,y approaches, proceeding then to analyse them from the consumers’ viewpoint, from the producers’ viewpoint, and in terms of their environmental and geographical impacts. A final chapter deals with future perspectives for AFNs.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04966-9cademic discourses, and limits in managing complex umbrella concepts like AFNs and sustainability make it difficult to assess how AFNs’ characteristics translate into sustainability. On the basis of a literature review and empirical findings, this chapter reflects critically on AFNs’ limitations and potential for reducing environmental impact.

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