Seeds for diversity and inclusion : agroecology and endogenous development /: agroecology and endogenous development. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Yoshiaki Nishikawa, Michel Pimbert.
• Editors: Nishikawa, Yoshiaki, 1960-; Pimbert, Michel P
• Contents: PART 1 Introduction 1 An overview of seed governance and its challenges for agroecology, food sovereignty, and socio-ecological resilience 2 Integration of diverse approaches and practices for seed system resilience Bridging endogenous development approach and sustainable livelihoods approach into seed study PART 2 Learning from the field 3 Motivations and values of farmers and breeders who manage crop diversity on farm in Japan 4 Use of hybrid varieties for conservation of heirloom vegetables 5 Role and functions of small seed merchants in rural Japan. 6 Farmer Seed Procurement System in Baglung District, Nepal -Access to Seeds and Diversity of Varieties- 7 Seeds in crop system and livelihoods -case of hibiscus in Myammar- 8 Kyoto No.1 Seeds in Bhutan: exploring the coexistence of diversification and mainstreaming and seed commodification in Bhutan 9 Bio-cultural heritage territories and the conservation of diverse seeds for community resilience and endogenous development 10 Adding value to a Scottish rye landrace through collaborative research into new artisan products. PART 3 Socio-political analyses 11 Misunderstandings of the international legal framework in political movements in Japan 12 The abolishment of the seed law in Japan – an analysis of public discourse from a perspective of communal resource management 13 Organisations and functions for seed management in East Asia, China, Korea, Japan and Taiwan PART 4 Synthesis 14 When do seeds become seeds ? Another thought on relations between food and seeds. 15 Re-visiting agroecology and sovereignty from endogenous development perspective in seed governance -influence of symbiosis philosophy in modern society- 16 Seed governance for agroecological transformation and community resilience: a radical agenda for a livable future? Conclusion and Beyond: Integration of Responsibility and Commitment Based approach to Right Based fundamentals in current sustainable development and agroecology framework of seed management.
• Publisher Details: Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 631.521; Seed technology; Seeds -- Ecology; Seeds -- Development; Agricultural ecology; Sustainable agriculture
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9783030894054
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