Sociologia Ruralis

Papers
(The TQCC of Sociologia Ruralis is 5. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
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Going against the grain: Unravelling the habitus of older farmers to help facilitate generational renewal in agriculture30
‘In a village, everybody knows the stranger’: Constructing local belonging of refugees in rural areas in Germany30
Food quality in a post‐industrial economy: Alternatives to the crisis of the Spanish agricultural sector24
The Immaculate Conception of Data. Agribusiness, Activists, and Their Shared Politics of the Future by KellyBronson, Montréal: McGill‐Queen's University Press. 2022. xiv + 224 pp. $37.95 (paperback). 24
Aligning top‐down and bottom‐up modes of governance? How EU Fisheries Local Action Groups support small‐scale fisheries and coastal community development in Sweden23
Personal, peaceful, progressive: Integration workers’ narratives of refugee settlement and the rural18
Farming women, distress and drought: Intra‐actions and entanglements with matter18
Adaptive business arrangements and the creation of social capital: Towards small‐scale fisheries resilience in different European geographical areas18
Loss and autonomy: Making sense of rural life at the inner periphery17
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Should cows graze? A relational approach to understanding farmer perspectives on the ethics of grazing and indoor dairy systems15
The neo‐peasant movement in Catalonia: An attempt at defining it in the light of the infrapolitical strategies of resistance15
Sacred serpents and the discourse on conservation: Interrogating interspecies dynamics in rural Bardhaman14
Engagement of new entrants in mountain farming through the lens of generativity: Lack of family farming background and its implications in Alpine Austria and Italy14
Making meat moral: A comparison of rearing and killing practices in Swedish cattle farming14
Digital agriculture killjoy: Happy objects and cruel quests for the good life13
Temporal and spatial diversification of rural social structure: The case of Poland13
Frame alignment processes for locally useful agricultural soil research and extension: The role of farm advisors12
Social capital and short food supply chains: Evidence from Fisheries Local Action Groups11
Reflecting on opportunities and challenges regarding implementation of responsible digital agri‐technology innovation11
Putting social into agricultural sustainability: Integrating assessments of quality of life and wellbeing into farm sustainability indicators10
‘You don't want to be seen to be struggling’; identifying sociocultural barriers and facilitators for Irish farmers’ mental health help‐seeking9
Standard quality as a boundary object—A conceptual study9
From coping strategy to hopeful everyday practice: Changing interpretations of food self‐provisioning9
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Relational work in an alternative food network: The fundamental role of shared meaning for organising markets differently9
Constraining labour: The integration dynamics of working‐class horticultural migrants in rural areas of Norway, the UK and the US8
Exploring farm‐to‐restaurant relations and the potential of a local food hub: A case study in the city‐region of Groningen, the Netherlands8
The Pursuit of Qualities by Peripheral Latecomers in the Agrofood Sectors: The Case of Erlin Wine Industry in Taiwan8
The agencies of landscape in rural gentrification: Impressions from the wood, the village and the moortop8
Stories of country women: Advancing feminist intersectionality for climate change adaptation in Australia8
From crisis to sustainability: The politics of knowledge production on rural Europe7
Innovating digitally: The new texture of practices in Agriculture 4.07
New immigration destinations in Sweden: Migrant residential trajectories intersecting rural areas7
Production and consumption in agri‐food transformations: Rethinking integrative perspectives7
Multiple dimensions of sustainability: Towards new rural futures in Euope7
The mice plague and the assemblage of beastly landscapes in regional and rural Australia7
Responsible digital agri‐food innovation in Australian and New Zealand public research organisations7
Food poverty and informal network support in a changing Portuguese rural area7
Two good interview questions: Mobilizing the ‘good farmer’ and the ‘good day’ concepts to enable more‐than‐representational research7
Agriculture, COVID‐19 and mental health: Does gender matter?6
Disciplining land through data: The role of agricultural technologies in farmland assetisation6
Towards reconfiguration in European agriculture: Analysing dynamics of change through the lens of the Donau Soja organization6
A call to expand disciplinary boundaries so that social scientific imagination and practice are central to quests for ‘responsible’ digital agri‐food innovation6
The journey of staying: A transitional and mobility perspective on the staying rural preferences of rural young adults6
Beekeeping, stewardship and multispecies care in rural contexts5
Rethinking class, capitalism and exploitation from the perspective of family farming in Aotearoa/New Zealand5
Rural places and planning. Stories from the Global Countryside. MenelaosGkartzios, NickGallent, and MarkScott. 2022. Bristol: Policy Press. vii+175. 26.99 GBP. ISBN: 978‐1‐4473‐5637‐05
Assembling antimicrobial resistance governance in UK animal agriculture5
Digitalisation, politics of sustainability and new agrarian questions: The case of dairy farming in rural spaces of Italy and Sweden5
Growing superdiverse, growing apart—Modes of incorporation of international migrants in rural areas5
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The role of social capital and trust in the success of local wine tourism and rural development5
Caring peripheries: How care practitioners respond to processes of peripheralisation5
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