Journal of Agrarian Change

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Agrarian Change is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)
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Control, exploitation and exclusion: Experiences of small farmer e‐tailers in agricultural e‐commerce in China41
Adivasi migrant labour and agrarian capitalism in southern India28
Balancing Biodiversity Conservation and Rural Development: Contested Spaces of Regulating Bamboo Shoots in China's Giant Panda National Park28
Behind the ‘creative destruction’ of human diets: An analysis of the structure and market dynamics of the ultra‐processed food manufacturing industry and implications for public health26
‘For them farming may be the last resort, but for us it is a new hope’: Ageing, youth and farming in India23
Social reproduction in crisis: Gendered labour regimes in agro‐export sectors in Ecuador and Chile23
How is Climate Change Changing Agrarian Studies?22
From survival to self‐governance: A comparison of two peasant autonomy struggles in Colombia's coffee and frontier regions21
The lucky and unlucky daughter: Gender, land inheritance and agrarian change in Ratanakiri, Cambodia21
Plantation life: Corporate occupation in Indonesia's oil palm zone. By Tania MurrayLi, PujoSemedi, Durham and London: Duke University Press. 2021. pp. 256. $26.95 (pb); $102.95 (hb). ISBN: 9781478014919
Revisiting class: A feminist political economy analysis of the Indian Time Use Survey16
Examining Land Inheritance Patterns in Ghana Through a Gender Lens16
On the Rural: Economy, Sociology, Geographyby HenriLefebvre, StuartElden and Adam DavidMorton, Editors, Robert Bononno, Translator. University of Minnesota Press. 2022. 304 pp. $59 (hbk); $30 (pbk). I15
The afterlife of living under contract, an epilogue14
The Children of China's Great Migration, by RachelMurphyCambridge University Press. 2020. Pp. 300. £75 (hb)/$50 (ebook). ISBN: 9781108834858 (hb)/9781108883221 (ebook)13
Autonomy as a politico‐economic concept: Peasant practices and nested markets11
Agrarian movements and rural populism in Indonesia11
‘There will be no law, or people to protect us’: Irregular Southeast Asian seasonal workers in Taiwan before and during the pandemic11
Land and small farmer resistance in authoritarian Egypt10
‘Land for my children’: Gendered moral economies, social reproduction and resistance against land grabs in rural Cambodia10
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The social reproduction of natural resource extraction and gendered labour regimes in rural Turkey10
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Sustainability for Finance: Situating Green Bonds in the Assetization of Brazilian Agriculture9
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How Intersecting State Paternalism, Low Aspirations and Relative Satisfaction Preserve the Inertia of Rural Livelihoods in Odisha9
Labour and Land in Indonesia: An Introduction9
Temporariness made interminable: Pacific Islander farmworkers in Australia and the enduring crises of global agricultural production9
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Tastes for Luxury: How Dietary Aspirations Underpin Food Regimes9
The Ambiguous Ecologies of Agri‐Alternatives: Exploring the Calculus of Social Reproduction in Rural India9
Land, natural resources and the social reproduction of South Africa's ‘relative surplus population’8
The moral economy of defence of territory and the political economy of extractivism in the Polochic valley, Guatemala8
A Marxist Mosaic. Selected Writings 1968–2022 by JairusBanaji. Brill. 2024. xii + 857 pp. €229.00 (hbk). ISBN: 978‐90‐04‐70330‐88
We, campesinos: The potentials and pitfalls of agrarian populism in Colombia's agrarian strike8
Distress in the fields: Indian agriculture after economic liberalization, By R.Ramakumar (Ed.), Tulika Books. 2022. pp. xxiv+484. INR 1500 (hbk). ISBN: 978‐81‐950559‐0‐68
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Progressive politics and populism: Classes of labour and rural–urban political sociology—An introduction to the special issue7
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The rise and fall of community development in rural Turkey, 1960–19806
Between autonomy and heteronomy: Navigating peasant and indigenous organizations in contemporary Bolivia6
Small‐Scale Village Farmers, Farming Imaginaries and Enrichment Value Creation in Ankara, Turkey6
Encountering Plant Materiality: Limits of Large‐Scale Soybean Intercropping in China6
Examining socio‐ecological transitions and new human–wildlife relations in farming landscapes of the Nepal Himalaya6
Distributive Politics and Class Dynamics in Rural Java6
Seeds of power: Environmental injustice and genetically modified soybeans in Argentina, By AmaliaLeguizamón. Durham and London: Duke University Press. 2020. pp. x+207. $99.95 (hb); $25.95 (pb). ISBN 96
Pelagic Imperialism in the 21st Century? A Geopolitical Economy of China's Distant Water Fishing Industry6
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Discipline and resistance in southwestern Ontario: Securitization of migrant workers and their acts of defiance5
Generational Reproduction of Indonesian Smallholder Farming: Cases From Java and Flores5
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Power/knowledge/land: Contested ontologies of land and its governance in Africa. By Laura A.German, Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. 2022. pp. 333. $90.00 (hbk); $39.95 (pbk). ISBN: 97804720755
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What is the Value of Value for Agrarian Studies?5
How to differentiate peasant classes in capital‐intensive agriculture?5
Agrarian change, populism, and a new farmers' movement in 21st century Pakistani Punjab5
Endangered Maize: Industrial Agriculture and the Crisis of Extinction By Helen AnneCurry. University of California Press. 2022. Pp 321. $85 (hb); $29.95 (pb). ISBN: 9780520307681(hb)/9780520307698 (pb5
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Who rents out the land? Agrarian capital accumulation and lessor landowners in South America: The case of Uruguay4
Urban form and scale shaped the agroecology of early ‘cities’ in northern Mesopotamia, the Aegean and Central Europe4
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Resisting agrarian neoliberalism and authoritarianism: Struggles towards a progressive rural future in Mozambique4
A Just Transition or a Downward Spiral? Land and Livelihood Transitions to and Away From Coal Mining in India4
The immaculate conception of data: Agribusiness, activists, and their shared politics of the future. By KellyBronson, Québec: McGill‐Queen's University Press. 2022. pp. 224. C$ 37.95 (pbk)/C$ 130 (hbk4
Water for all: Community, property, and revolution in modern Bolivia, by Sarah T.Hines. University of California Press. Pp. xviii+321. £ 66 (hb); £24 (pb). ISBN: 9780520381636 (hb); 9780520381643 (pb)4
Twenty‐five years ofLiving Under Contract: Contract farming and agrarian change in the developing world4
Behind the Myth: Land Sparing and Deforestation in Brazil4
China's financialized soybeans: The fault lines of neomercantilism narratives in international food regime analyses4
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Handbook of critical agrarian studies, By HaroonAkram‐Lodhi, KristinaDietz, BettinaEngels, Ben M.McKay, Edward Elgar (Eds.), 2021, Pp. xxvi + 713. £244.80 (hbk). ISBN: 978‐1‐78897‐245‐13
Editorial Introduction: The 25th Anniversary Forums3
Three populisms and two dead ends: Variants of agrarian populism in Thailand3
Labour control regimes in the rural and urban workplaces of global production networks: The coffee case of Colombia3
Cultivating Climate Precarity: Mechanisms of Surplus Capture and Immiserizing Growth in Guatemala's Horticultural Export Sector3
Reassessing Soviet industrialization as primitive Soviet accumulation: Social reproduction, collectivization and peasant women's revolts under Stalin3
Paying for ecological services in Ecuador: The political economy of structural inequality3
Disparate but not antagonistic: Classes of labour in cotton production in Burkina Faso3
Unpacking youth engagement in agriculture: Land, labour mobility and youth livelihoods in rural Nepal3
Emerging patterns of accumulation in land redistribution in South Africa3
Rural Land Markets and Accumulation in an Agrarian Periphery: A Class‐Relational Approach to Rentierism in India3
Resettled but not redressed: Land restitution and post‐settlement dynamics in South Africa3
Ocean and land grabbing in Ghana's offshore petroleum industry: From the agrarian question to the question of industrialization3
Essential agriculture, sacrificial labor, and the COVID‐19 pandemic in the US South3
Blue Economy Struggles—Capital and Power in the Global Ocean: Introduction2
The Generics Revolution and the New Economic Geography of the Global Pesticide Industry2
Contested capital: Rural middle classes in India, By MaryamAslany. Cambridge University Press. 2020. Pp xxiii+299. $120.00 (hbk). ISBN: 978‐1‐108‐83633‐32
Institutions and the Gender Land Gap: A Comparative Analysis2
Going green in Thailand: Upgrading in global organic value chains2
‘A great many of them die’: Sugar, race and cheapness in colonial Queensland2
Tracking farmland investment in Australia: Institutional finance and the politics of data mapping2
Accumulation by agricultural extension: Freedom and financial extractivism among Brazil's Landless Rural Workers' Movement (MST)2
Tea and Solidarity: Tamil Women and Work in Postwar Sri Lanka, by MythriJegathesanUniversity of Washington Press. 2019. Pp. 288. $90 (hb)/$30 (pb). ISBN: 9780295745657 (hb)/9780295745671 (pb).2
Reproductive binds: The gendered economy of debt in a Syrian refugee farmworker camp2
Coolie labour and colonial capitalism in Asia2
Restructuring palm oil value chain governance in Colombia through long‐term labour control2
Simmering Tensions and Emerging Conflicts Among Key Group Actors Amid Capitalist Transformation in Northern Ghana2
Political economy of input–output markets of groundnut: A case from the groundnut value chain of Turkey2
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Managing the River Commons: Fishing and New England's Rural Economy, by ErikReardonAmherst: University of Massachusetts Press. 2021. Pp. 192. $90.00 (hb)/$27.95 (pb). ISBN: 9781625345851 (hb)/978162532
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The social reproduction of (and through) food: Agrarian change in Uzbekistan1
Peasant and indigenous autonomy before and after the pink tide in Latin America1
Witch Hunts: Culture, Patriarchy, and Structural Transformation, By KelkarGovind and DevNathanCambridge University Press. 2020. 284 pp. $99.99 (hbk). ISBN: 97811084905111
“Keep a sinking boat afloat”: Class contradictions in a nascent shrimp farmers' cooperative in South China1
Between construction yard and village: Changing relations of caste and hierarchy among Madhya Pradesh's labouring classes1
Sustainability Standards, Differentiation and Green Capital Accumulation in Global Agrifood Value Chains1
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COVID‐19 and the power of indigenous, Mexican‐origin farmworker families in the US Pacific Northwest1
Racialized Labour in the Colonial Food Regime: The Whitening of England's Farmworkers1
Double devaluations: Class, value and the rise of the right in the Global North1
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Land for dignity and struggle for identity: Landlordism and caste in a village of south India1
Who owns the land owns the wind? Land and citizenship in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico1
Now we are in power: The politics of passive revolution in twenty‐first‐century Bolivia by AngusMcNelly. University of Pittsburgh Press. 2023. Pp. 268. $60 (hb). ISBN 13: 978‐08229‐4778‐3. ISBN 10: 0‐1
Political economy of the ‘agrarian–urban frontier’ in Pakistan: Agrarian transformation, social reproduction and exploitation1
Seeds of empire or seeds of friendship? The politics of the diffusion of Chinese cotton seeds in Tajikistan1
Navigating the contradictory dynamics of production and social reproduction in collectively owned agricultural enterprises in South Africa's land reform1
The persistence and expansion of sharecropping in a Javanese village1
A framework for understanding land control transfer in agricultural commodity frontiers1
Plantation crisis: Ruptures of Dalit life in the Indian tea belt. By JayaseelanRaj, London: UCL Press. 2022. pp. 234. £40 (hb); £20 (pb). ISBN: 9781800082298, 97818000822811
Fifty years of peasant wars in Latin America, Edited by LeighBinford, LesleyGill and SteveStrifflerNew York and Oxford: Berghahn Books. 2020. Pp. 228. $135.00/£99.00 (hb). ISBN: 978‐1‐78920‐561‐91
Mending the Broken Clock: Gender and Socioecological Changes in Postconflict North Sumatra1
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Rethinking dispossession: The livelihood consequences of land expropriation in contemporary rural China1
Private and state‐led contract farming in Zimbabwe: Accumulation, social differentiation and rural politics1
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Can food sovereignty be institutionalised? Insights from the Cuban experience1
Vulnerabilities of the neoliberal global food system: The Russia–Ukraine War and COVID‐191
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