In person icon Exploring the Dynamics of Agri-Food Policy Reform

Abstract

Agricultural and food policies have been subject to reform over the last three decades. Changed priorities within civil society, increased mobilization of and access for a wider range of interests with respect to food, and multiple sustainability crises in agricultures have been suggested as the drivers of reform. Under this sub-topic, we welcome papers addressing reform dynamics in past and ongoing reform efforts: How can we explain elements of continuity and change? How do experiences with previous policies feed back into current reform dynamics?

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