The Struggle for Land
Alex HeffronA blog where I think out loud whilst I pursue my research looking at land use, agricultural transitions and ecological crisis. I am a farmer in Wales and a PhD student.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 22 |
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Growing a stronger political ecosystem in agroecology through the vanguard function
Agroecology is understood as inherently political. This is one of its main distinguishing features from regenerative agriculture, which it is often conflated with. This acts as important firewall, but no firewall is unimpeachable. As regene...
The UK farmer protests you probably haven't heard about (article for The Conversation)
Just sharing a link to a new article I’ve written for The Conversation talking about a recent farm worker protest I attended in London last month. I found it a really moving and powerful protest and I really hope the Justice is Not Seasonal...
Mending a broken farm
Last week I spent some time mending fences. And I’m not talking about the literal fencing that I did with a friend, I’m speaking figuratively about mending my own relationship with our own farm. I realise I don’t talk about that on here and...
Imperialist conservation and 'biodiversity leakage'
Restoring ecosystems at a time when biodiversity is in freefall is a good thing, but is it a good thing on every such occasion? One of the benefits of studying political economy is that it can be used to reveal the social relations that may...
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Father and farmer. PhD student researching agrarian questions, land use, agricultural transitions and ecological crisis.
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