The need for fundamental changes in the way humans interact with nature is now widely
acknowledged in order to achieve sustainable development. Agriculture figures prominently …

Despite the increasingly widespread use of the term agroecology by farmers, scientists,
agrarian social movements, and lawmakers, the definition of the concept is still the object of …

Advancing global sustainability requires an understanding of ways in which rural–urban
processes interact to produce sustainability outcomes. Rural–urban relationships are mostly …

This article surveys the current state of agroecology in Canada, giving particular attention to
agroecological practices, the related social movements, and the achievements of …

Management and organization studies (MOS) scholars have recently brought attention to the
lack of engagement with social equity and justice in tackling grand challenges. We argue …

This study sheds light on the state of knowledge on shrinking cities over the past four
decades by identifying major thematic clusters, conceptual evolutions, and key players. The …

Managing social-ecological systems toward desirable regimes requires learning about the
system being managed while preparing for many possible futures. Adaptive management …

Mitigating climate change, preventing mass species extinctions, improving rural livelihoods,
and disaster risk reduction are among today's most urgent challenges. To meet these …

Urban community gardens offer unique social and ecological benefits in cities. However,
given the dynamic nature of cities and the profound effects of variable land uses on green …

Attributes of property parcel owners are hypothesized to impact land management
outcomes, because different types of owners are likely to have different capacities and …