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FarmPath Knowledge Exchange and Collaboration: Enhancing Transition in Agriculture

This project involves various tasks to promote knowledge exchange, including academic publications, stakeholder partnerships, and conferences. Collaboration papers are being considered with SOLINSA, addressing issues of authorship and intellectual contribution. For more information, visit www.farmpath.eu.

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FarmPath Knowledge Exchange and Collaboration: Enhancing Transition in Agriculture

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  1. FarmPath WP1 Lee-Ann Sutherland

  2. Work Package One Tasks • 12 tasks, 3 deliverables • Knowledge exchange with previous EC projects • Web-site: www.farmpath.eu • Project flier and powerpoint presentation • Academic book (negotiations and 9 chapters) • Fact sheets and press releases • National stakeholder partnership groups • Conference papers and journal articles • Formatting handbook from WP5 • International Conference

  3. Review of planned journal articles • Paper submitted • Diaz, M., I. Darnhofer, C. Darrot and J-E. Beuret. Green tides in Brittany: what can we learn about niche-regime interactions? Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions • Zagata, L. "We want farmers' marts!" Case study of emerging civic food networks in the Czech Republic. International Journal of Sociology of Food and Agriculture. • Discussion point – communication process

  4. Review of planned journal articles • Planned papers • Diaz, M., E. Lintanf: article about young farmers contribution to transition process (French cases) • Darrot, C., and L. Zagata: causes of very different rhythm of transition observed in a Western and Eastern case study of AMC. Sociological Approach. • Zagata, L., and Hrabak, J. Analysis of biogas development in the Czech Republic. • Zagata, L, and K. Boukalova. Typology of the Czech farmers’ markets. This is based on follow-up survey of the farmers’markets organizers in the Czech Republic. • Zagata, L., Lostack, M., Sutherland, L., Holstead, K. The ‘young farmer problem’ in Europe: Setting a research agenda. • Sutherland, L., Zagata, L., Peter, S. A view from the farm: on-farm renewable energy as a multi-regime transition. • Sutherland, L., Flanigan, S. Incremental Regime Change: A Case study of Aberdeenshire. (This is a combined analysis of all three JHI initiatives.) • Further JHI papers on countryside consumption, machinery rings and farmer up-take of wind turbines, based on Aberdeenshire cases • Collaboration paper?

  5. Proposals from SOLINSA • SOLINSA presentation at first FarmPath meeting • Agricultural knowledge networks • Joint ESRS working group? (Florence July 29 – Aug 1 2013) • Knowledge networks and transition • Proposal due 1 November • Other options for conferences/working groups – IFSA 2014? • Joint final conference Dec 2013? • Issues – topic, audience, budgets, dates

  6. Authorship... • What constitutes ‘authorship’ of scientific publications • Intellectual contribution? • Field research? • Report writing? • Writing of submission • How is the order of authors determined? • How are the above valued/weighted? • Who makes the final decision? • How to avoid conflict

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