"After a period of about three decades, in which agriculture and rural development in many countries of the Global South were neglected by development politics, a notable change is taking place during the last ten years. From the point of real development it is not acceptable to measure success in terms of an increase in agricultural production and a narrowly defied economic benefit only. In contrast, the improvement of the local food security, poverty reduction in rural areas, an increase in income on a broad level and an ecological sustainability are the parameters to measure real success in development. It is also important to include cultural aspects of agricultural production, food preparation and nutrition." - Professor Dr. Hartmut Vogtmann
Table of Contents
Editorial
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Agroecology and small scale farming as a new development paradigm
Hartmut Vogtmann
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5 - 8
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Research Articles
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Valerie Mary Burris
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9 - 21
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David Pond, Angela Joehl Cadena, Tawatchai Rattanasorn
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22 - 29
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Bernd Reiter, Brandon Scott Huson, Maria Auxiliadora Gonzalez
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30 - 47
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Josefin Smeds
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48 - 61
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Santosh Kumar Verma
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62 - 68
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News
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The FOFJ Editorial Staff
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69 - 71
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The FOFJ Editorial Staff
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72 - 73
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Reports and Analyses
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Andrea Ferrante, Anna Korzenszky, Jeanette Lange, Henrik Maass
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74 - 79
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Florian Doerr
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80 - 85
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Alternative Views
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Sibylle Bahrmann
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86 - 91
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Reviews
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Cynthia Escobedo
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92 - 93
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Ljubov Lapatina
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93 - 94
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Cristina P. Rodríguez Torres
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95 - 96
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Azadeh Farajpour-Javazmi
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96 - 98
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Announcements
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Information on the Summer 2015 issue (Vol.3 Nr. 1)
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99
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Back Cover and Vol. 3 Nr. 3 Survey
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100
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