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The Collective of Agrarian Scholar-Activists from the Global South (CASAS) is a community of Scholar-Activists working in critical agrarian studies.

Policy support strategies for organic farming extensification in Nigeria

Posted on May 29, 2024May 10, 2024 by CASAS

New publication alert! Chukwuma Ume, a CASAS member, and Yonas Bahta have just published an article in Organic Agricultura – Official journal of The International Society of Organic Agriculture Research. Abstract: To achieve a more sustainable agricultural production system, the focus should extend beyond solely promoting the adoption of organic farming to include an emphasis on…

Can climate change affect income-generationg activities? Evidence from farmers in Enugu State Nigeria

Posted on May 27, 2024May 10, 2024 by CASAS

Chukwuma Ume, a member of CASAS, and colleagues have recently published their latest article in the American International Journal of Agricultural Studies. Abstract: The need to analyze the changes that the effect of climate change brings on the income-generating activities of farmers in Enugu state necessitated this study. The study examined farmers’ socio-economic characteristics, described…

Shit in Our Time: An Unsettling Epoch of Metabolic Disturbance

Posted on May 24, 2024May 10, 2024 by CASAS

A recent article by Gertrude Daren Leung (CASAS member) has just been published at Lateral – Journal of the Cultural Studies Association. Abstract: Human waste, often regarded as a source of disease, disgust and impurity, is being redefined as “humanure” by environmental activists, serving as a solution to land degradation in the midst of the…

Moo’ing Forward: Supporting Pastoralism in India

Posted on May 22, 2024May 12, 2024 by CASAS

Aayushi Malhotra, a member of CASAS, has recently published her latest article in the Agricultural Extension in South Asia website. Abstract: Abstract:  Pastoralism is a “time-honored” production strategy that makes use of scarce resources and unproductive natural environments, which makes it a viable approach to meet current issues in food systems. However, it continues to be…

Mini-Atlas: MATOPIBA agrarian question

Posted on May 20, 2024May 10, 2024 by CASAS

New publication alert! Anderson Silva, a CASAS member, alongside Eduardo Paulon Girardi has just published the preliminary version of their e-book about the advance of soy, conflicts and deforestation, and human rights violations in the Matopiba region of Brazil. Abstract: The Mini-Atlas of the Agrarian Question of Matopiba is an initiative that contributes to critical…

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