Analena Bruce
Biographic Data
| ID | 3759453 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Analena Bruce |
| GIVEN NAMES | Analena |
| FAMILY NAME | Bruce |
| SIGNATURE | BRUCE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Hampshire |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4864-4601 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A farm is viable if it can keep its head above water: Defining and Measuring Farm Viability for Small and Mid-Sized Farms
The way farm viability is defined and conceptualized has become increasingly incongruent with the way that small-scale farmers make a living, as their livelihood strategies have evolved and changed in response to broad structural changes over the past several decades. Farm viability is typically defined as meeting the income needs of the farm family as well as supporting the farm’s operating costs. However, our study shows that New England farmer…
Marriage is Necessary: ” How Accessing Infrastructure Through the Family Farm Affects Viability, Transitions, and Justice
Assessing the scientific support for U.S. EPA pesticide regulatory policy governing active and inert ingredients
LGBTQ+ food insufficiency in New England
Are climate risks encouraging cover crop adoption among farmers in the southern Wabash River Basin
Farm entry and persistence: Three pathways into alternative agriculture in southern Ohio
Family as a catalyst in farms' diversifying agricultural products: A mixed methods analysis of diversified and non-diversified farms in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio
Frankenfish or Fish to Feed the World? Scientism and Biotechnology Regulatory Policy
Scientism is an attempt to apply the methods and approach of the natural sciences to matters of human social and political concern. Scientism-based discourse has been used to reframe the public debate about controversial science and technology into a risk assessment carried out by experts. The biotechnology industry has used a scientism-based discourse to avoid regulation and labeling, claiming that the scientific makeup of their products is all …
The Legacy of Agrarian Reform in Latin America: Foundations of the Fair Trade Cooperative System
Cooperatives are essential to the success of fair trade because small farmers must be organized into cooperatives in order to be certified. Fair trade aims to empower small farmers, yet many farmers are only able to obtain fair trade certification because they fought for land and organized themselves into strong cooperatives through state-led agrarian reform programs. To explore the link between agrarian reform and fair trade, I review the histor…
Friend or foe? Why US energy efficiency nonprofits collaborate with business and government
Relations between business, government, and environmental nonprofits have changed significantly over the past two decades. The energy efficiency field in the United States exemplifies these shifts. While in the past their interactions were usually adversarial, today many in these sectors collaborate in running a gamut of energy efficiency programs focused on changing household and business use of energy. This paper offers a unique glimpse into ho…
Farm entry and persistence: Three pathways into alternative agriculture in southern Ohio
Frankenfish or Fish to Feed the World? Scientism and Biotechnology Regulatory Policy
Scientism is an attempt to apply the methods and approach of the natural sciences to matters of human social and political concern. Scientism-based discourse has been used to reframe the public debate about controversial science and technology into a risk assessment carried out by experts. The biotechnology industry has used a scientism-based discourse to avoid regulation and labeling, claiming that the scientific makeup of their products is all …
Family as a catalyst in farms' diversifying agricultural products: A mixed methods analysis of diversified and non-diversified farms in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio
Are climate risks encouraging cover crop adoption among farmers in the southern Wabash River Basin
A farm is viable if it can keep its head above water: Defining and Measuring Farm Viability for Small and Mid-Sized Farms
The way farm viability is defined and conceptualized has become increasingly incongruent with the way that small-scale farmers make a living, as their livelihood strategies have evolved and changed in response to broad structural changes over the past several decades. Farm viability is typically defined as meeting the income needs of the farm family as well as supporting the farm’s operating costs. However, our study shows that New England farmer…
Assessing the scientific support for U.S. EPA pesticide regulatory policy governing active and inert ingredients
LGBTQ+ food insufficiency in New England
The Legacy of Agrarian Reform in Latin America: Foundations of the Fair Trade Cooperative System
Cooperatives are essential to the success of fair trade because small farmers must be organized into cooperatives in order to be certified. Fair trade aims to empower small farmers, yet many farmers are only able to obtain fair trade certification because they fought for land and organized themselves into strong cooperatives through state-led agrarian reform programs. To explore the link between agrarian reform and fair trade, I review the histor…
Friend or foe? Why US energy efficiency nonprofits collaborate with business and government
Relations between business, government, and environmental nonprofits have changed significantly over the past two decades. The energy efficiency field in the United States exemplifies these shifts. While in the past their interactions were usually adversarial, today many in these sectors collaborate in running a gamut of energy efficiency programs focused on changing household and business use of energy. This paper offers a unique glimpse into ho…
The Legacy of Agrarian Reform in Latin America: Foundations of the Fair Trade Cooperative System
Cooperatives are essential to the success of fair trade because small farmers must be organized into cooperatives in order to be certified. Fair trade aims to empower small farmers, yet many farmers are only able to obtain fair trade certification because they fought for land and organized themselves into strong cooperatives through state-led agrarian reform programs. To explore the link between agrarian reform and fair trade, I review the histor…
Family as a catalyst in farms' diversifying agricultural products: A mixed methods analysis of diversified and non-diversified farms in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio
Frankenfish or Fish to Feed the World? Scientism and Biotechnology Regulatory Policy
Scientism is an attempt to apply the methods and approach of the natural sciences to matters of human social and political concern. Scientism-based discourse has been used to reframe the public debate about controversial science and technology into a risk assessment carried out by experts. The biotechnology industry has used a scientism-based discourse to avoid regulation and labeling, claiming that the scientific makeup of their products is all …
Farm entry and persistence: Three pathways into alternative agriculture in southern Ohio
Are climate risks encouraging cover crop adoption among farmers in the southern Wabash River Basin
Assessing the scientific support for U.S. EPA pesticide regulatory policy governing active and inert ingredients
LGBTQ+ food insufficiency in New England
Marriage is Necessary: ” How Accessing Infrastructure Through the Family Farm Affects Viability, Transitions, and Justice
A farm is viable if it can keep its head above water: Defining and Measuring Farm Viability for Small and Mid-Sized Farms
The way farm viability is defined and conceptualized has become increasingly incongruent with the way that small-scale farmers make a living, as their livelihood strategies have evolved and changed in response to broad structural changes over the past several decades. Farm viability is typically defined as meeting the income needs of the farm family as well as supporting the farm’s operating costs. However, our study shows that New England farmer…
Economics (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Organic Food and Agriculture (4 works) · Political science (4 works)