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Food Security: Intersections Between Indigenous Knowledge, Sustainable Agriculture and Sustainable Livelihoods. Part II

Tuesday, July 15, 2014: 10:30 AM-12:20 PM
Room: Booth 61
RC40 Sociology of Agriculture and Food (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:
Bill PRITCHARD, University of Sydney, Australia and Emmanuel DAS, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology and Services, India
678.1
Securing Food While Caring for the Field: A Case of Rice Farmers in Kampong Speu, Cambodia (Oral Presentation)
Rany PEN, University of Sydney, Australia

678.2
Transforming the Indigenous Farming Villages: What the Reform Policy for Food Security Brought to Their Sovereignties (Oral Presentation)
Sayamol CHAROENRATANA, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

678.3
An Integrative Approach to Understand Resource Investment, Livelihood and Food Security Nexus in Laos (Oral Presentation)
Yayoi FUJITA LAGERQVIST, The Universityof Sydney, Australia

678.4
Livelihoods On The Move: Understanding The Linkages Between Migration and Household Food Security In India (Oral Presentation)
Chetan CHOITHANI, The University of Sydney, Australia

678.5
Agricultural Mindsets Across Social Networks in Four African Countries (Oral Presentation)
Keith M. MOORE, Virginia Polytechnic Institute , USA; Matt FORNITO, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA; Jessie GUNTER, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA; Jennifer LAMB, Emory University, USA; Dominic Ngosia SIKUKU, Moi University, Kenya; Dennis SHIBONJE, Manor House Agricultural Center, Kenya; Bernard BASHAASHA, Makerere University, Uganda

678.6
Societal Conditions to Produce Effective Knowledge on Sustainable Food Security at Global Level: A System Theoretical Narrative from African Cases (Oral Presentation)
Gian L. NICOLAY, FiBL, Switzerland

678.7
IMPACT of Krish Vigyan Kendra (AGRICULTURE SCIENCE CENTRE) on Knowledge and Adoption Behaviour of Farmers (Oral Presentation)
Emmanuel DAS, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology and Services, India

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