The “Trap of Conventionalisation ” its phenomena, potential effects and measures to be taken were discussed within the scope of the 8th Scientific Conference on Organic Agriculture in March 2005. The aim of this paper is to bring out the symposium’s results, structured alongside the stages of the organic product chain, and relate them to the current scientific literature on conventionalisation of organic farming. The observations made by the participants mirror quite accurately the arguments introduced by the scientific literature: In the participants view as well as in scientific thoughts the regional context seems to be of special importance to overcome the trap of conventionalisation. The Embeddedness Theory appears to be a promising con...
In contrast with the uncritical optimism of popular narratives on organic food and agriculture, soci...
Recent conversations concerning organic food systems have focused on the conventionalization hypothe...
Over the past few years ec aids have fostered the conversion of large areas of agricultural land int...
Organic farming is widely perceived as being more environmentally friendly than conventional farming...
Organic farming is widely perceived as being more environmentally friendly than convention...
"Conventionalisation" hangs like the sword of Damocles over organic farming. Raised by certain agrob...
The dissemination of “organic farming” is a topic of great attention as a measure to environmental r...
The so-called conventionalisation of organic farming debate revolves around tensions between organic...
The term “conventionalization” of organic agriculture was created to depict the controve...
In this paper, we examine how professional practices of organic farmers and their justification of i...
Recent conversations concerning organic food systems have focused on the conventionalization hypothe...
Contemporary narratives on organic food and agriculture are almost inevitably tales of extraordinary...
The paper presents the results of a focus group study of the values of organic producers entering th...
Organic farming is a promising agricultural method with positive effects on the human ecological and...
In contrast with the uncritical optimism of popular narratives on organic food and agriculture, soci...
In contrast with the uncritical optimism of popular narratives on organic food and agriculture, soci...
Recent conversations concerning organic food systems have focused on the conventionalization hypothe...
Over the past few years ec aids have fostered the conversion of large areas of agricultural land int...
Organic farming is widely perceived as being more environmentally friendly than conventional farming...
Organic farming is widely perceived as being more environmentally friendly than convention...
"Conventionalisation" hangs like the sword of Damocles over organic farming. Raised by certain agrob...
The dissemination of “organic farming” is a topic of great attention as a measure to environmental r...
The so-called conventionalisation of organic farming debate revolves around tensions between organic...
The term “conventionalization” of organic agriculture was created to depict the controve...
In this paper, we examine how professional practices of organic farmers and their justification of i...
Recent conversations concerning organic food systems have focused on the conventionalization hypothe...
Contemporary narratives on organic food and agriculture are almost inevitably tales of extraordinary...
The paper presents the results of a focus group study of the values of organic producers entering th...
Organic farming is a promising agricultural method with positive effects on the human ecological and...
In contrast with the uncritical optimism of popular narratives on organic food and agriculture, soci...
In contrast with the uncritical optimism of popular narratives on organic food and agriculture, soci...
Recent conversations concerning organic food systems have focused on the conventionalization hypothe...
Over the past few years ec aids have fostered the conversion of large areas of agricultural land int...