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The sustainable livelihoods approach : a frame for furthering our understanding of organic farming systems. / Oelofse, Myles; Jensen, Henning Høgh.
Cultivation the future based on science: volume 1: organic crop production. red. / Daniel Neuhoff; Niels Halberg; Thomas Alföldi; William Lockeretz; Andreas Thommen; Ilse A. Rasmussen; John Hermansen; Mette Vaarst; Lorna Lueck; Fabio Caporali; Henning Høgh Jensen; Paola Migliorini; Helga Willer. International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR), 2008. s. 814-817.
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Oelofse, M & Jensen, HH 2008,
The sustainable livelihoods approach: a frame for furthering our understanding of organic farming systems. i D Neuhoff, N Halberg, T Alföldi, W Lockeretz, A Thommen, IA Rasmussen, J Hermansen, M Vaarst, L Lueck, F Caporali, HH Jensen, P Migliorini & H Willer (red),
Cultivation the future based on science: volume 1: organic crop production. International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR), s. 814-817, The Scientific Conference of the International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR), Modena, Italien,
18/06/2008. <
http://www.isofar.org>
APA
Oelofse, M., & Jensen, H. H. (2008).
The sustainable livelihoods approach: a frame for furthering our understanding of organic farming systems. I D. Neuhoff, N. Halberg, T. Alföldi, W. Lockeretz, A. Thommen, I. A. Rasmussen, J. Hermansen, M. Vaarst, L. Lueck, F. Caporali, H. H. Jensen, P. Migliorini, & H. Willer (red.),
Cultivation the future based on science: volume 1: organic crop production (s. 814-817). International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR).
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Oelofse M, Jensen HH. The sustainable livelihoods approach: a frame for furthering our understanding of organic farming systems. I Neuhoff D, Halberg N, Alföldi T, Lockeretz W, Thommen A, Rasmussen IA, Hermansen J, Vaarst M, Lueck L, Caporali F, Jensen HH, Migliorini P, Willer H, red., Cultivation the future based on science: volume 1: organic crop production. International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR). 2008. s. 814-817
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Oelofse, Myles ; Jensen, Henning Høgh. / The sustainable livelihoods approach : a frame for furthering our understanding of organic farming systems. Cultivation the future based on science: volume 1: organic crop production. red. / Daniel Neuhoff ; Niels Halberg ; Thomas Alföldi ; William Lockeretz ; Andreas Thommen ; Ilse A. Rasmussen ; John Hermansen ; Mette Vaarst ; Lorna Lueck ; Fabio Caporali ; Henning Høgh Jensen ; Paola Migliorini ; Helga Willer. International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR), 2008. s. 814-817
Bibtex
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title = "The sustainable livelihoods approach: a frame for furthering our understanding of organic farming systems",
abstract = "The rapid development of organic agriculture on a global scale has led to an increasedinclusion of producers in developing and transitional countries in the organic foodchain. In order to enhance the theoretical frame for the analysis and understanding ofthe impact that inclusion in the organic food chain has on producers and their families,an analysis was conducted of the use of the Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (SLA).The SLA provides a holistic and integrative approach which researchers can use asthe overriding frame for their research. The application of the approach isrecommended as it enables us to maintain important elements of the sustainabilityvision, yet emphasises that a number of assets influence farmers' livelihoods and itmaintains the focus on salience, legitimacy, and credibility in the research.",
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RIS
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KW - organic agriculture
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M3 - Article in proceedings
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A2 - Lockeretz, William
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A2 - Hermansen, John
A2 - Vaarst, Mette
A2 - Lueck, Lorna
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