Agrarian Dreams: The Paradox of Organic Farming in California (California Studies in Critical Human Geography)
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Agrarian Dreams: The Paradox of Organic Farming in California (California Studies in Critical Human Geography)

by Julie Guthman

Sociology Agriculture Geography
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Julie Guthman examines the promises and paradoxes of organic farming in California. Drawing on critical human geography, Agrarian Dreams considers how agriculture, land, place, and food systems intersect, offering a thoughtful study of the ideals and tensions surrounding organic agriculture.

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Agrarian Dreams explores organic farming in California through the lens of critical human geography.

The book considers the promises associated with organic agriculture alongside the paradoxes suggested by its subtitle.

Focusing on California, it connects farming practices with broader questions about land, place, and food systems.

This work is part of the California Studies in Critical Human Geography series and is written by Julie Guthman.

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