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Landowners rural embeddedness
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5030-4035
Abstract Farmers' social embeddedness has historically been investigated through agri-industrial modernisation or by post-productivistic rural development. In this paper, we investigate farmers' social embeddedness in five case areas characterised by different types of short food supply chains and contribute with a nuanced perspective on factors influencing different types of social embeddedness. We collect data of the self-reported assessment of farmers' contribution to the activities in the local community using a questionnaire among landowners in rural areas, and the data are analysed using a logistic regression model. We find that farmers’ social embeddedness depends on individual farm characteristics in the terms that small and part-time farmers show less social embeddedness than fulltime farmers, and we find an effect from the different case areas. Last, we suggest broadening the social embeddedness into three components: community embeddedness, responsibility embeddedness and the traditional production embeddedness.
Highlights Farmers' social embeddedness is investigated using a questionnaire. Effects of both farm characteristics and case areas are identified. Social embeddedness encompasses both community, responsibility and production.
Landowners rural embeddedness
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5030-4035
Abstract Farmers' social embeddedness has historically been investigated through agri-industrial modernisation or by post-productivistic rural development. In this paper, we investigate farmers' social embeddedness in five case areas characterised by different types of short food supply chains and contribute with a nuanced perspective on factors influencing different types of social embeddedness. We collect data of the self-reported assessment of farmers' contribution to the activities in the local community using a questionnaire among landowners in rural areas, and the data are analysed using a logistic regression model. We find that farmers’ social embeddedness depends on individual farm characteristics in the terms that small and part-time farmers show less social embeddedness than fulltime farmers, and we find an effect from the different case areas. Last, we suggest broadening the social embeddedness into three components: community embeddedness, responsibility embeddedness and the traditional production embeddedness.
Highlights Farmers' social embeddedness is investigated using a questionnaire. Effects of both farm characteristics and case areas are identified. Social embeddedness encompasses both community, responsibility and production.
Landowners rural embeddedness
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5030-4035
Abstract Farmers' social embeddedness has historically been investigated through agri-industrial modernisation or by post-productivistic rural development. In this paper, we investigate farmers' social embeddedness in five case areas characterised by different types of short food supply chains and contribute with a nuanced perspective on factors influencing different types of social embeddedness. We collect data of the self-reported assessment of farmers' contribution to the activities in the local community using a questionnaire among landowners in rural areas, and the data are analysed using a logistic regression model. We find that farmers’ social embeddedness depends on individual farm characteristics in the terms that small and part-time farmers show less social embeddedness than fulltime farmers, and we find an effect from the different case areas. Last, we suggest broadening the social embeddedness into three components: community embeddedness, responsibility embeddedness and the traditional production embeddedness.
Highlights Farmers' social embeddedness is investigated using a questionnaire. Effects of both farm characteristics and case areas are identified. Social embeddedness encompasses both community, responsibility and production.
Landowners rural embeddedness
Schou, Jesper Sølver (author) / Johansen, Pia Heike (author) / Olsen, Jakob Vesterlund (author) / Frølund, Morten (author)
Journal of Rural Studies ; 90 ; 26-33
2022-01-18
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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