' Knowledge(s) (MPK)are identified and a third suggested.Systems thinking, which originally coined theterm Indigenous Knowledge … Systems (IKS),continues to predominate the growinginterdisciplinary interest in MPK. Thisapproach has tended to view knowledge …-issues is not inevitably integral toeither approach. A third Subaltern Knowledge(s)(SK) perspective is suggested. The SK …

offers an account of social change that centers on trust and its intersection with networks of knowledge. The argument to … understand how social relations of trust and knowledge are contested and shaped within and between agricultural social networks …

: (1) how is the production and reproduction of knowledge about food security and climate change shaped by gender and lived … experience, and (2) how does this knowledge influence attitudes and strategies for maintaining food security in a changing …

-scale, resource-poor farmers access and use information and knowledge in their agricultural production decisions. Although these … provide new perspectives on the role played by smallholder innovation networks in the agricultural sector by drawing on data … beneficial innovation processes. From a policy perspective, the findings suggest the need to further explore policies and …

multifunctional landscapes and territorial development. Drawing on interactive conceptions of knowledge creation and technical change …, I argue that collective structures that support pooling of experiential knowledge can complement public and private … sector engagement in innovation systems. Through exercise of leadership in advancing integration of farming into regional …

examines sustainability innovation pathways and second is a social practices approach that illuminates the possibilities (or …

In this paper I examine how knowledge claims operating through two types of governance techniques can guide product … innovations in the agri-food sector. The notion that knowledge claims have strong social and material components informs the …. I suggest that although knowledge claims are active constituents of both governance processes, important differences are …

existing literature focused on why farmers transition. We attend to both the ecological and socioeconomic context of innovation … and enterprise diversity, developed new cognitive and psychological competencies, and overcame barriers to innovation by … developing external network linkages with peers, knowledge organizations, and federal policies. Our research provides insights …

, who play a key role in the innovation process toward quality wine. Sociometric analysis of the advice relations, coupled … dimension of SYALs, to better understand their process of innovation, and to help managers improve the collective strategies …