Andrea Knierim
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 239017 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Andrea Knierim |
| PRENOMES | Andrea |
| SOBRENOME | Knierim |
| ASSINATURA | KNIERIM A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Hohenheim |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4082-144X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 133 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Cultivating biodiversity
Efforts to conserve biodiversity in agricultural landscapes across Europe remain insufficient, as biodiversity further declines. This is sometimes ascribed to conservation policy failing to address the meanings and values that farmers attribute to the social and ecological contexts shaping their decisions influencing biodiversity. Using a relational approach, we explore how farmers describe their relationships with their land, society, the landsc…
The emergence of social innovation in rural revitalisation practices
Working with or against multifunctional landscapes? A case study of land users' local knowledge of grassland-forest transition zones in northeastern Germany
Maintaining or restoring landscape multifunctionality is essential to ensuring that landscapes provide a broad array of services. Increased multifunctionality means that there are more diverse land uses bordering each other. The areas in which land uses interact are transition zones; those between grasslands and forests could fulfill multiple purposes due to their special ecological characteristics that support the needs of diverse species. Howev…
No forest, no dispute
This study explored whether and how the duty-bearer applied a rights-based approach (RBA) in the context of long-running disputes in Madhupur Sal Forest, Bangladesh to transform conflicts into solutions for collective management of forest resources. Using a case study design, we applied a timeline method and semi-structured in-depth interviews to collect data. The grounded theory approach was used to reconstruct the experiences of tribal forest d…
How researchers shape the construction of landscape change – insights from a scenario study
Studying landscape change has taken on increased importance, for instance, in the context of enhancing the sustainable intensification of agricultural production. As sustainability-oriented landscape research necessitates inter- and transdisciplinary approaches, the influence that researchers exert through constructing and applying conceptual bases and methods merits particular attention. We address this issue with a multifaceted understanding of…
The Role of Social Capital in Water Reservoirs Governance
Hegel, Beck and the reconceptualization of ecological risk
Gap analysis of water governance in Northern Iran
Pluralism of agricultural advisory service providers – Facts and insights from Europe
New knowledge networks of small-scale farmers in Europe’s periphery
In this paper we assess the types of knowledge networks utilised by small-scale farmers in four case studies (located in Bulgaria, Poland, Portugal, and the United Kingdom). We focus on knowledge acquired to inform three new activities being undertaken by study participants: agricultural production, subsidy access and regulatory compliance, and farm diversification (specifically agritourism). Findings demonstrate that the new knowledge networks a…
Sustaining Farming on Marginal Land
Contrary to a scholarly debate that anticipated a trend towards the marginalisation of agriculture in many rural areas of Europe, farmers have continued to utilise agro-economically marginal land, especially in a variety of areas in Europe's northwest. We explore why and how farmers secure the development of their farms while cultivating crops on the margins, based on qualitative empirical research in Brandenburg, Germany. By bringing together fa…
Policy-induced innovations networks on climate change adaptation – An ex-post analysis of collaboration success and its influencing factors
Gender, responsible citizenship and global climate change
Factors Affecting European Farmers' Participation in Biodiversity Policies
This article reports the major findings from an interdisciplinary research project that synthesises key insights into farmers' willingness and ability to co‐operate with biodiversity policies. The results of the study are based on an assessment of about 160 publications and research reports from six EU member states and from international comparative research. We developed a conceptual framework to systematically review the existent literature re…
Factors Affecting European Farmers' Participation in Biodiversity Policies
This article reports the major findings from an interdisciplinary research project that synthesises key insights into farmers' willingness and ability to co‐operate with biodiversity policies. The results of the study are based on an assessment of about 160 publications and research reports from six EU member states and from international comparative research. We developed a conceptual framework to systematically review the existent literature re…
Pluralism of agricultural advisory service providers – Facts and insights from Europe
Policy-induced innovations networks on climate change adaptation – An ex-post analysis of collaboration success and its influencing factors
New knowledge networks of small-scale farmers in Europe’s periphery
In this paper we assess the types of knowledge networks utilised by small-scale farmers in four case studies (located in Bulgaria, Poland, Portugal, and the United Kingdom). We focus on knowledge acquired to inform three new activities being undertaken by study participants: agricultural production, subsidy access and regulatory compliance, and farm diversification (specifically agritourism). Findings demonstrate that the new knowledge networks a…
Hegel, Beck and the reconceptualization of ecological risk
The emergence of social innovation in rural revitalisation practices
Gender, responsible citizenship and global climate change
Working with or against multifunctional landscapes? A case study of land users' local knowledge of grassland-forest transition zones in northeastern Germany
Maintaining or restoring landscape multifunctionality is essential to ensuring that landscapes provide a broad array of services. Increased multifunctionality means that there are more diverse land uses bordering each other. The areas in which land uses interact are transition zones; those between grasslands and forests could fulfill multiple purposes due to their special ecological characteristics that support the needs of diverse species. Howev…
Gap analysis of water governance in Northern Iran
Sustaining Farming on Marginal Land
Contrary to a scholarly debate that anticipated a trend towards the marginalisation of agriculture in many rural areas of Europe, farmers have continued to utilise agro-economically marginal land, especially in a variety of areas in Europe's northwest. We explore why and how farmers secure the development of their farms while cultivating crops on the margins, based on qualitative empirical research in Brandenburg, Germany. By bringing together fa…
Factors Affecting European Farmers' Participation in Biodiversity Policies
This article reports the major findings from an interdisciplinary research project that synthesises key insights into farmers' willingness and ability to co‐operate with biodiversity policies. The results of the study are based on an assessment of about 160 publications and research reports from six EU member states and from international comparative research. We developed a conceptual framework to systematically review the existent literature re…
Policy-induced innovations networks on climate change adaptation – An ex-post analysis of collaboration success and its influencing factors
Gender, responsible citizenship and global climate change
Gap analysis of water governance in Northern Iran
Pluralism of agricultural advisory service providers – Facts and insights from Europe
New knowledge networks of small-scale farmers in Europe’s periphery
In this paper we assess the types of knowledge networks utilised by small-scale farmers in four case studies (located in Bulgaria, Poland, Portugal, and the United Kingdom). We focus on knowledge acquired to inform three new activities being undertaken by study participants: agricultural production, subsidy access and regulatory compliance, and farm diversification (specifically agritourism). Findings demonstrate that the new knowledge networks a…
Sustaining Farming on Marginal Land
Contrary to a scholarly debate that anticipated a trend towards the marginalisation of agriculture in many rural areas of Europe, farmers have continued to utilise agro-economically marginal land, especially in a variety of areas in Europe's northwest. We explore why and how farmers secure the development of their farms while cultivating crops on the margins, based on qualitative empirical research in Brandenburg, Germany. By bringing together fa…
The Role of Social Capital in Water Reservoirs Governance
Hegel, Beck and the reconceptualization of ecological risk
No forest, no dispute
This study explored whether and how the duty-bearer applied a rights-based approach (RBA) in the context of long-running disputes in Madhupur Sal Forest, Bangladesh to transform conflicts into solutions for collective management of forest resources. Using a case study design, we applied a timeline method and semi-structured in-depth interviews to collect data. The grounded theory approach was used to reconstruct the experiences of tribal forest d…
How researchers shape the construction of landscape change – insights from a scenario study
Studying landscape change has taken on increased importance, for instance, in the context of enhancing the sustainable intensification of agricultural production. As sustainability-oriented landscape research necessitates inter- and transdisciplinary approaches, the influence that researchers exert through constructing and applying conceptual bases and methods merits particular attention. We address this issue with a multifaceted understanding of…
The emergence of social innovation in rural revitalisation practices
Working with or against multifunctional landscapes? A case study of land users' local knowledge of grassland-forest transition zones in northeastern Germany
Maintaining or restoring landscape multifunctionality is essential to ensuring that landscapes provide a broad array of services. Increased multifunctionality means that there are more diverse land uses bordering each other. The areas in which land uses interact are transition zones; those between grasslands and forests could fulfill multiple purposes due to their special ecological characteristics that support the needs of diverse species. Howev…
Cultivating biodiversity
Efforts to conserve biodiversity in agricultural landscapes across Europe remain insufficient, as biodiversity further declines. This is sometimes ascribed to conservation policy failing to address the meanings and values that farmers attribute to the social and ecological contexts shaping their decisions influencing biodiversity. Using a relational approach, we explore how farmers describe their relationships with their land, society, the landsc…
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