Chris Kjeldsen
Biographic Data
| ID | 798225 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chris Kjeldsen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chris |
| FAMILY NAME | Kjeldsen |
| SIGNATURE | KJELDSEN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aarhus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3100-8705 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Impacts of woodland planting on nature-based recreational tourism in upland England – A case study
Upland landscapes provide important ecosystem services (ES) to society. One cultural ES– nature-based recreational tourism (NBR) – is a growing industry in upland regions that provides an important revenue to areas where other industries are often in decline. NBR tourism is a service that relies partly on the aesthetic appearance of the landscape and changes in land management, such as increasing woodland cover, changes the appearance of the land…
Using fuzzy cognitive mapping and social capital to explain differences in sustainability perceptions between farmers in the northeast US and Denmark
Longue durée study of agricultural transitions in Denmark using Multi-Level Perspective
Agriculture needs a radical transition towards a more sustainable model. Multi-Level Perspective has gained prominence as a framework for analysing sustainable transitions. However, Multi-Level Perspective has received criticism for the unclear operationalization of its hierarchical levels and bias towards bottom-up change. This longue durée study applies the Multi-Level Perspective framework to the case of the Danish dairy cattle sector to under…
Explaining the variation in historical trends for agriculture and population density using soil, climate, and topography data. A case study from Denmark
Agricultural land use and population density have been increasing around the world. Determining if physical geography is a driving factor of historical change on a larger scale has received little research interest in the past outside local-scale case studies. The aim of this study was to model historical agricultural development and population density throughout Denmark using geographically weighted regression with environmental variables and da…
Sustainable soil management - Farmers’ perspectives on subsoil compaction and the opportunities and barriers for intervention
Enabling Sustainable Agro-Food Futures: Exploring Fault Lines and Synergies Between the Integrated Territorial Paradigm, Rural Eco-Economy and Circular Economy
The Constitution of Trust: Function, Configuration and Generation of Trust in Alternative Food Networks
Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) are often mentioned as a way to reconfigure the link between producers and consumers and build trust in the food system. This article explores the function, configuration and generation of trust in AFNs. The structure is twofold. First we discuss the theoretical underpinnings of trust, in both recent AFN literature and in sociology, and develop a conceptual framework for analysing trust in AFNs. Second, we explore…
Coordinating quality practices in Direct Trade coffee
Over the past few decades, many food niches have emerged with a specific focus on quality. In specialty coffee, micro roasters have brought about Direct Trade coffee as a way of organising an alternative around new tastes and qualities through ongoing and ‘direct’ relations to farmers and cooperatives. But Direct Trade also involves exporters. We ask, how do exporters and roasters work together in these new coffee relations, and what do they work…
Imagining and doing agro-food futures otherwise: Exploring the Pig City experiment in the foodscape of Denmark
Can fuzzy cognitive mapping help in agricultural policy design and communication
From the Social to the Economic and Beyond? A Relational Approach to the Historical Development of Danish Organic Food Networks
The organic movement has its roots in a critical attitude towards the capitalist development of farming and food systems and constitutes in that sense an alternative to conventional food systems. The article aims at exploring which meaning the notions of 'alternative' and 'conventional' carry, using the historical development of organic food in Denmark as an example. From the 1970s and onwards, organic food networks in Denmark have evolved from b…
Methodological issues of modelling farm and landscape scale indicators for sustainable land systems
Geografisk Tidsskrift, Danish Journal of Geography 106(2): 35–43, 2006 This paper presents results from the strategic EU research project MEA-scope (www.MEA-scope.org), which aims at the development of a GIS-based framework to model farm and landscape scale indicators for rural sustainability. Problems in scaling information between the farm- and the landscape levels in particular are addressed. Both disaggregation and aggregation techniques are …
The Constitution of Trust: Function, Configuration and Generation of Trust in Alternative Food Networks
Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) are often mentioned as a way to reconfigure the link between producers and consumers and build trust in the food system. This article explores the function, configuration and generation of trust in AFNs. The structure is twofold. First we discuss the theoretical underpinnings of trust, in both recent AFN literature and in sociology, and develop a conceptual framework for analysing trust in AFNs. Second, we explore…
Can fuzzy cognitive mapping help in agricultural policy design and communication
From the Social to the Economic and Beyond? A Relational Approach to the Historical Development of Danish Organic Food Networks
The organic movement has its roots in a critical attitude towards the capitalist development of farming and food systems and constitutes in that sense an alternative to conventional food systems. The article aims at exploring which meaning the notions of 'alternative' and 'conventional' carry, using the historical development of organic food in Denmark as an example. From the 1970s and onwards, organic food networks in Denmark have evolved from b…
Imagining and doing agro-food futures otherwise: Exploring the Pig City experiment in the foodscape of Denmark
Using fuzzy cognitive mapping and social capital to explain differences in sustainability perceptions between farmers in the northeast US and Denmark
Coordinating quality practices in Direct Trade coffee
Over the past few decades, many food niches have emerged with a specific focus on quality. In specialty coffee, micro roasters have brought about Direct Trade coffee as a way of organising an alternative around new tastes and qualities through ongoing and ‘direct’ relations to farmers and cooperatives. But Direct Trade also involves exporters. We ask, how do exporters and roasters work together in these new coffee relations, and what do they work…
Longue durée study of agricultural transitions in Denmark using Multi-Level Perspective
Agriculture needs a radical transition towards a more sustainable model. Multi-Level Perspective has gained prominence as a framework for analysing sustainable transitions. However, Multi-Level Perspective has received criticism for the unclear operationalization of its hierarchical levels and bias towards bottom-up change. This longue durée study applies the Multi-Level Perspective framework to the case of the Danish dairy cattle sector to under…
Sustainable soil management - Farmers’ perspectives on subsoil compaction and the opportunities and barriers for intervention
Enabling Sustainable Agro-Food Futures: Exploring Fault Lines and Synergies Between the Integrated Territorial Paradigm, Rural Eco-Economy and Circular Economy
Methodological issues of modelling farm and landscape scale indicators for sustainable land systems
Geografisk Tidsskrift, Danish Journal of Geography 106(2): 35–43, 2006 This paper presents results from the strategic EU research project MEA-scope (www.MEA-scope.org), which aims at the development of a GIS-based framework to model farm and landscape scale indicators for rural sustainability. Problems in scaling information between the farm- and the landscape levels in particular are addressed. Both disaggregation and aggregation techniques are …
Methodological issues of modelling farm and landscape scale indicators for sustainable land systems
Geografisk Tidsskrift, Danish Journal of Geography 106(2): 35–43, 2006 This paper presents results from the strategic EU research project MEA-scope (www.MEA-scope.org), which aims at the development of a GIS-based framework to model farm and landscape scale indicators for rural sustainability. Problems in scaling information between the farm- and the landscape levels in particular are addressed. Both disaggregation and aggregation techniques are …
From the Social to the Economic and Beyond? A Relational Approach to the Historical Development of Danish Organic Food Networks
The organic movement has its roots in a critical attitude towards the capitalist development of farming and food systems and constitutes in that sense an alternative to conventional food systems. The article aims at exploring which meaning the notions of 'alternative' and 'conventional' carry, using the historical development of organic food in Denmark as an example. From the 1970s and onwards, organic food networks in Denmark have evolved from b…
Imagining and doing agro-food futures otherwise: Exploring the Pig City experiment in the foodscape of Denmark
Can fuzzy cognitive mapping help in agricultural policy design and communication
Enabling Sustainable Agro-Food Futures: Exploring Fault Lines and Synergies Between the Integrated Territorial Paradigm, Rural Eco-Economy and Circular Economy
The Constitution of Trust: Function, Configuration and Generation of Trust in Alternative Food Networks
Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) are often mentioned as a way to reconfigure the link between producers and consumers and build trust in the food system. This article explores the function, configuration and generation of trust in AFNs. The structure is twofold. First we discuss the theoretical underpinnings of trust, in both recent AFN literature and in sociology, and develop a conceptual framework for analysing trust in AFNs. Second, we explore…
Coordinating quality practices in Direct Trade coffee
Over the past few decades, many food niches have emerged with a specific focus on quality. In specialty coffee, micro roasters have brought about Direct Trade coffee as a way of organising an alternative around new tastes and qualities through ongoing and ‘direct’ relations to farmers and cooperatives. But Direct Trade also involves exporters. We ask, how do exporters and roasters work together in these new coffee relations, and what do they work…
Sustainable soil management - Farmers’ perspectives on subsoil compaction and the opportunities and barriers for intervention
Using fuzzy cognitive mapping and social capital to explain differences in sustainability perceptions between farmers in the northeast US and Denmark
Longue durée study of agricultural transitions in Denmark using Multi-Level Perspective
Agriculture needs a radical transition towards a more sustainable model. Multi-Level Perspective has gained prominence as a framework for analysing sustainable transitions. However, Multi-Level Perspective has received criticism for the unclear operationalization of its hierarchical levels and bias towards bottom-up change. This longue durée study applies the Multi-Level Perspective framework to the case of the Danish dairy cattle sector to under…
Explaining the variation in historical trends for agriculture and population density using soil, climate, and topography data. A case study from Denmark
Agricultural land use and population density have been increasing around the world. Determining if physical geography is a driving factor of historical change on a larger scale has received little research interest in the past outside local-scale case studies. The aim of this study was to model historical agricultural development and population density throughout Denmark using geographically weighted regression with environmental variables and da…
Impacts of woodland planting on nature-based recreational tourism in upland England – A case study
Upland landscapes provide important ecosystem services (ES) to society. One cultural ES– nature-based recreational tourism (NBR) – is a growing industry in upland regions that provides an important revenue to areas where other industries are often in decline. NBR tourism is a service that relies partly on the aesthetic appearance of the landscape and changes in land management, such as increasing woodland cover, changes the appearance of the land…
Geography (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Organic Food and Agriculture (5 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (4 works)