Disconnects between farming and urban systems are widely seen as impairing the resilience of biobased production systems (BBPSs). However, the institutional mechanisms that underlie these resilience problems are not well understood. In this explorative paper, which integrates elements from institutional and resilience theory, we develop a framework to analyze how institutionally shaped patterns of connects and disconnects affect the resilience of BBPs along the dimensions of robustness, adaptability, and transformability. This framework is applied to the historical case of pig livestock intensification in the Netherlands from 1870 to 2017. The case shows that institutions, successfully established in earlier periods, shape connects and disc...
The accumulation of economic, social, institutional and environmental challenges and their potential...
Many farming systems in Europe are struggling to respond to accumulating economic, environmental, in...
Finding pathways to enhance the resilience of farming systems (FSs) in Europe is key, given the incr...
Disconnects between farming and urban systems are widely seen as impairing the resilience of biobase...
Pig production is related to many societal challenges. This raises the question whether and how pig ...
Due to a changing risk environment, resilience of European farming systems can no longer be taken fo...
Agricultural systems in Europe face accumulating economic, ecological and societal challenges, raisi...
The resilience of European farms and farming systems has become prominent on the policy agenda, but ...
Context Resilience is the ability to deal with shocks and stresses, including the unknown and previo...
Resilience is one of the three core properties of social‐ecological systems, mixing adaptability and...
Farming systems (FS) operate in biophysical, political, social, economic and cultural environments w...
Resilience has been growing in importance as a perspective for governing social-ecological systems. ...
Resilience has been growing in importance as a perspective for governing social-ecological systems. ...
Resilience is the ability to deal with shocks and stresses, including the unknown and previously uni...
The accumulation of economic, social, institutional and environmental challenges and their potential...
Many farming systems in Europe are struggling to respond to accumulating economic, environmental, in...
Finding pathways to enhance the resilience of farming systems (FSs) in Europe is key, given the incr...
Disconnects between farming and urban systems are widely seen as impairing the resilience of biobase...
Pig production is related to many societal challenges. This raises the question whether and how pig ...
Due to a changing risk environment, resilience of European farming systems can no longer be taken fo...
Agricultural systems in Europe face accumulating economic, ecological and societal challenges, raisi...
The resilience of European farms and farming systems has become prominent on the policy agenda, but ...
Context Resilience is the ability to deal with shocks and stresses, including the unknown and previo...
Resilience is one of the three core properties of social‐ecological systems, mixing adaptability and...
Farming systems (FS) operate in biophysical, political, social, economic and cultural environments w...
Resilience has been growing in importance as a perspective for governing social-ecological systems. ...
Resilience has been growing in importance as a perspective for governing social-ecological systems. ...
Resilience is the ability to deal with shocks and stresses, including the unknown and previously uni...
The accumulation of economic, social, institutional and environmental challenges and their potential...
Many farming systems in Europe are struggling to respond to accumulating economic, environmental, in...
Finding pathways to enhance the resilience of farming systems (FSs) in Europe is key, given the incr...