Thinking about the diversity of transition trajectories
In this chapter, we propose a framework elements to situate innovative approaches in the perspective of an agro-ecological transition.
Presentation
Still confidential in Europe in the early 2000s, agroecology is now presented as a credible alternative.
The growth of the agroecological movement raises questions about its nature. Does it contribute to a radical break with intensive conventional models, or does it constitute a range of new technical proposals that would allow the current system to evolve from within?
In this book entitled Coexistence and confrontation of agricultural and food models: A new paradigm of territorial development, we propose elements to situate innovative approaches within a framework of agroecological transition.
The English version of the book is now available.
The French version of the book can be downloaded free of charge from the QUAE publishing site.
