Commodity chains under pressure resilience through coping, adaptation, and transformation /
"This insightful book presents an overview of how external shocks affect commodity chains and their neighbouring systems. Expert authors employ diverse theoretical and methodological approaches to illustrate the extensive scope of this research area, exploring the impact of external shocks thro...
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Cheltenham, UK :
Edward Elgar Publishing,
2025.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: Introduction
- 1. Globalised agriculture and external shocks: Theoretical and methodological implications on the research of commodity chains / Linda Hering and Lara M. Espeter
- Part II: Coping
- 2. Exogenous shocks in the Kenyan cut roses industry: Developments in the value chain / Jakob Engel and Elmar Kulke
- 3. Food consumption practices during COVID-19: An opportunity for European consumers? / Laura Tirabassi
- Part III: Adaptive
- 4. Can industrial agriculture be resilient to external shocks? Industrial agriculture in diversified clusters in rural China / Qian Forrest Zhang and Zhanping Hu
- 5. Covid-19 and the digitalisation of food supply and delivery: A case of botswana / Gabriel Faimau and Marang Katlego Phuthegelo
- 6. Food safety in the public debate: On the efforts of food movements to communicate, mobilize, and politicize a critical issue / Barbara Pfetsch, Daniel Maier and Annie Waldherr
- Part IV: Transformative
- 7. Resource frontiers in central chile: Territorial transformation and tensions in times of water crisis / Beatriz Bustos Gallardo, Javiera Larraín Suckel, Valentina Valenzuela Albornoz, Valentina Foigelman and Vanessa Quinteros Salazar
- 8. European agriculture and international trade in historical perspective, 1945-2000 / Carin Martiin and Juan Pan-Montojo
- 9. The sacrificial lambs of brexit: Sheep farmers, food security and climate change / John Lever, Awal Fuseini and Peter Gittins
- 10. Relationships between shocks and industrial organisation: From de-regulation of marketing boards to managed varieties in the apple industry in aotearoa new zealand / Katharine Legun.