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Research
Latest papers
Towards a theory of agrarian skilling (Or, why farmer knowledge does not stop at the edge of the field).
Outlook on agriculture · 2025 · first author
Latest funding
- $49,920
Can Climate-Resilient Crops Transform Smallholder Agriculture? A Comparative Sociological Analysis
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $38,165
Can Climate-Resilient Crops Transform Smallholder Agriculture? A Comparative Sociological Analysis
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $112,795
Rice policies, food security and the agriculture-development nexus in Asia
SSHRC · 2015 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Towards a theory of agrarian skilling (Or, why farmer knowledge does not stop at the edge of the field).
Taylor M, Bhasme S
Can Climate-Resilient Crops Transform Smallholder Agriculture? A Comparative Sociological Analysis
Principal investigators: Taylor, Marcus E.
Keywords: climate-smart agriculture; rural development; food security; climate change; India; Peru
Can Climate-Resilient Crops Transform Smallholder Agriculture? A Comparative Sociological Analysis
Principal investigators: Taylor, Marcus E.
Keywords: climate-smart agriculture; rural development; food security; climate change; India; Peru
Rice policies, food security and the agriculture-development nexus in Asia
Principal investigators: Taylor, Marcus E.
Keywords: food security; climate change; sustainable development; agriculture; Asia
Climate change and social conflict in the Himalayan watershed
Principal investigators: Taylor, Marcus E.
Keywords: climate change adaptation; international development; social conflict; poverty alleviation; sustainable livelihoods
Who works for globalization: a sociological analysis of labour markets for labour-intensive export industries in Mexico and China
Principal investigators: Taylor, Marcus E.
Keywords: labour markets; globalization; developmen; social institutions; social inequality; China; Mexico
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