Southern Rural Sociology Special Issue: The Missouri School of Agrifood Studies
Guest Editors: Anna M. Kleiner and John J. Green
Editorial
Bios of Contributors to this Special Issue
Anna M. Kleiner and John J. Green
Articles
2009 SRSA Presidential Address: Modification and Adaptation in Rural Sociology: Part I
Gene L. Theodori
The Contributions of Dr. William Heffernan and the Missouri School of Agrifood Studies
Anna M. Kleiner and John J. Green
Sociology of Agriculture and Food Beginning and Maturity: The Contribution of the Missouri School (1976-1994)
Alessandro Bonanno
Contested Globalization of the Agrifood System: A Missouri School Analysis of Sanderson Farms and Seaboard Farms in Texas
Douglas H. Constance
Visualizing Food System Concentration and Consolidation
Philip H. Howard
Agribusiness Concentration, Intellectual Property, and the Prospects for Rural Economic Benefits from the Emerging Biofuel Economy
Leland L. Glenna and Daniel R. Cahoy
World Trade, Farm Policy, and Agribusiness Accountability: The Role of Reflexive Modernization in Constructing a Democratic Food System
Robert Gronski and Leland Glenna
Escaping the Bondage of the Dominant Agrifood System: Community-Based Cooperative Strategies
John J. Green and Anna M. Kleiner
Creating Alternatives: A Participant Observer's Reflections on the Emerging Local Food System in Kansas City
Mary Hendrickson
Ownership Characteristics of Heir Property in a Black Belt County: A Quantitative Approach
Janice F. Dyer, Conner Bailey, and Nhuong Van Tran
