[PDF] Top 20 Vol 3 No 2 (2013): Open Call Papers

... p. 3), the Chiswell response is considerably more concerned with the literature than the lived experiences of farmers and the values driven nature of the family ... See full document

... selected and that they should expect a survey soon. With the survey we also included a one dollar bill as a token of appre- ciation. To further raise awareness of the study, we also arranged inter- views on Kenai ... See full document

... Diversity is extolled by nearly all resilience frameworks. Some frameworks—e.g., Carpenter et al. (2012), Stockholm Resilience Center (2015), and Frankenberger et al. (2013) —do not address the need for diversity ... See full document

... about 2 million farms, fewer than half of which sell more than US$10,000 in agricultural products per year ...Weber, 2013), which is unsurprising as the median farm income recorded in the 2012 census is ... See full document

... tions of decision-making and of fund allocation. The challenges of genuine citizen participation cannot be understated (Arnstein, 1969; Ogden, 2016; Packer, 2014). Implicit bias studies suggest that simply acknowledging ... See full document

... communities, or in some cases counties or regions (Palmer, Smith, Haering, & McKenzie, 2009). This type of assessment requires an extensive amount of time and often depends on volunteers. After the data have been ... See full document

... Pressler, 2013; Johnston, 2008; Mandell, 2009; Masters, Krogstrand, Eskridge, & Albrecht, 2014; Minkoff- Zern, ...2008, 2013; Deutsch, ...(Berlan, 2013; Bolwig, Ponte, du Toit, Riisgaard, & ... See full document

... Kiraly, 2013; Forbes & Harmon, 2008; Hinrichs & Kremer, 2002; Knezevic & Nelson, 2013; Landman et ...Walker, 2013; Matson, Sullins, & Cook, 2013; Nelson & Stroink, 2011; ... See full document

... to 2013 with eight people with central leadership roles in the three regional collaborations discussed ...Extension, 2013), but there are additional challenges for both local meats and supportive nonmarket ... See full document

... In recent years, U.S. government agencies and non- profit assistance organizations have responded to the profoundly negative ecological, sociocultural, and economic consequences associated with the dominant food system ... See full document

... al., 2013; Mack et al., 2005). Observations were used to immerse the primary author in the language and terminology of the research participants, which subsequently informed the development of inter- view guides ... See full document

... p. 3) note, “economic development and community revitalization are achieved when neighborhoods take pride in a com- munity garden [and] when inner-city residents gain the ability to grow and market their own ... See full document

... Ebola. When people spend over two-thirds of their incomes on food, and 3 percent on education and 3 percent on soap (WFP, 2011 p. 34), it does not take a genius to figure that out. However, poverty is ... See full document

... agency’s call for papers for the special issue of JAFSCD, have helped build the economic argument for local food investments and made gathering economic evidence more accessible to planners and community ... See full document

... Additionally, most students recognized that they had done more research on the Anglophone cultures than on their own culture, while just a few students had done more research on their own culture than the target culture. ... See full document

... Beliefs continue to be an important source to get to know teachers’ thinking processes and pedagogical decisions. Research in teachers’ beliefs has traditionally come from English-speaking contexts; however, a great deal ... See full document

... study, the author provides insights to reflect on the challenges of writing academic texts. He also hints at a transformative view of this practice and suggests that students’ backgrounds should be considered. Zúñiga and ... See full document

... research papers were recently published in the Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development on scaling up urban agriculture in Toronto (MacRae, Gallant, Patel, Michalak, Bunch, & Schaffner, ... See full document

... our call for manuscripts on food system planning that we decided to squeeze a group of excellent additional papers on the topic into this winter ...exceptional open-call ...remain open ... See full document

... Considering that the project has been developed in order to help those students enhance their listening performance, and also considering the fact that reminding the students they hav[r] ... See full document