Agricultural transition: a different logic
2012
A. Hilmi
The first part of this paper looks into the ways we perceive the world and how itinfluences the way we mould it; it also looks into the entangled beliefs we cling to.The second part takes a 360 degree overview of the horizon to scan the drivers of apossible storm. It provides viable examples of transitions in different continents andof unviable practices with high environmental and social costs for humankind. Thethird part presents what is at the heart of this paper: the different logic that can allowa transition towards value at a local level and wealth at a global level. The fourth partis about the transition itself, the proposed steps, those who can make it happen, thepolicies that facilitate it, and a mechanism that can accompany this transition.
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