Video series | Anna Roodhof: Exploring sustainable solutions in food forestry through meaningful research.
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Christianne
1w ago
Anna Roodhof, PhD Candidate at the Rural Sociology Group, discusses her passion for exploring the social and economic possibilities of food forestry in the Netherlands, and the collaborative spirit that drives innovation at the Rural Sociology Group. “At Rural Sociology ..read more
Visit website
Municipal Politics and the PKK in the early 1970s: A citizenship perspective
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Joost Jongerden
3w ago
Joost Jongerden and Francis O’Connor recently published a commentary in which they discuss the  Kurdistan  Workers Party’s  (PKK) municipal politics  in  the  late 1970s  through  the  lens  of  citizenship  politics. The data for this work is based on empirical research ..read more
Visit website
Call for working groups
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Christianne
3w ago
Navigating Rural Transitions: Exploring liveable futures European Society for Rural SociologyJuly 7-10, 2025Riga, Latvia Submit a proposal to convene a Working Group for the next ESRS conference. Our focus The 2025 ESRS conference will take up the theme of ‘Navigating ..read more
Visit website
Publication | Finding joy, creativity and meaning through unusual interdisciplinary collaborations
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Christianne
3w ago
The joy of interdisciplinary collaboration! Yes, there are barriers and challenges, but in setting up the Centre for Unusual Collaborations (CUCo) the main surprising outcomes were joy, a sense of meaning and creativity. We coined this ‘collateral happiness’. With due ..read more
Visit website
Video series | Han Wiskerke: Leading RSO with passion and insight into the complexities of agriculture and rural development.
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Christianne
1M ago
Han Wiskerke, Professor and Chair of the Rural Sociology Group, shares his passion for understanding the dynamics of agriculture, rural development, and food provisioning. Discover how his leadership and research are making a difference in addressing contemporary challenges like farmer ..read more
Visit website
Global Justice and the Politics of Water and Life in Palestine
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Joost Jongerden
1M ago
Seminar “Global Justice and the Politics of Water and Life in Palestine”. September 3, 16.00-17.30 16.00 Opening and Welcome. Joost Jongerden, Associate Professor at Rural Sociology, WUR 16.10 Presentation by Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories ..read more
Visit website
Video series | Georgia Diamanti: Contributing to inclusive agricultural policies through collaborative research.
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Christianne
1M ago
Georgia Diamanti, PhD candidate at the Rural Sociology Group, shares her experience working on the SWIFT project, focusing on the impact of European agricultural policies on women farmers and the importance of collaborative, bottom-up approaches. “As a PhD candidate at ..read more
Visit website
Sociale rechtvaardigheid begrijpen vanuit ‘verbranding’: jonge mannen op het platteland
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Joost Jongerden
2M ago
Jolien Klok, onderzoeker bij de vakgroep Rurale Sociologie, Wageningen Universiteit Het publieke debat rondom ‘de kloof tussen stad en platteland’ lijkt even bedaard, terwijl we – de één rijkhalzender dan de ander – wachten tot het nieuwe kabinet zijn plannen ..read more
Visit website
Decolonization Agriculture – New Article in Third World Quarterly
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Joost Jongerden
2M ago
This article, authored by Necmettin Türk from Critical Geographies of Global Inequalities at the University of Hamburg and Joost Jongerden from the Rural Sociology Group at Wageningen University, discusses agriculture in the context of colonization and the debates it has ..read more
Visit website
Publication | Degrowth from the East – between quietness and contention
Rural Sociology Wageningen University
by Lucie Sovová
3M ago
Collaborative learnings from the Zagreb Degrowth Conference. By Lilian Pungas, Ondřej Kolínský, Thomas SJ Smith, Ottavia Cima, Eva Fraňková, Agnes Gagyi, Markus Sattler, Lucie Sovová. While degrowth as a plural and decolonial movement actively invites the Global South to be ..read more
Visit website

Follow Rural Sociology Wageningen University on FeedSpot

Continue with Google
Continue with Apple
OR