Journal of Agrarian Change

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Agrarian Change 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 2021-07-01 to 2025-07-01.)
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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 health30
Adivasi migrant labour and agrarian capitalism in southern India26
Social reproduction in crisis: Gendered labour regimes in agro‐export sectors in Ecuador and Chile23
The lucky and unlucky daughter: Gender, land inheritance and agrarian change in Ratanakiri, Cambodia21
Community‐based tourism, peasant agriculture and resilience in the face of COVID‐19 in Peru20
Control, exploitation and exclusion: Experiences of small farmer e‐tailers in agricultural e‐commerce in China20
Living under value chains: The new distributive contract and arguments about unequal bargaining power19
How is Climate Change Changing Agrarian Studies?19
‘For them farming may be the last resort, but for us it is a new hope’: Ageing, youth and farming in India19
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: 9781478014918
Capital concentration in and through class differentiation: A case study from Pampean agribusiness17
Revisiting class: A feminist political analysis of the Indian Time Use Survey14
The afterlife of living under contract, an epilogue14
From survival to self‐governance: A comparison of two peasant autonomy struggles in Colombia's coffee and frontier regions14
Handbook on urban food security in the Global South, JonathanCrush, BruceFrayneGarethHaysom. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 2020. 415 + x. £150 (hb).£48.00 (ebook). ISBN: 978‐1‐78643‐150‐914
Examining Land Inheritance Patterns in Ghana Through a Gender Lens14
The Children of China's Great Migration, by RachelMurphyCambridge University Press. 2020. Pp. 300. £75 (hb)/$50 (ebook). ISBN: 9781108834858 (hb)/9781108883221 (ebook)13
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Agrarian movements and rural populism in Indonesia11
Land and small farmer resistance in authoritarian Egypt11
Autonomy as a politico‐economic concept: Peasant practices and nested markets11
‘There will be no law, or people to protect us’: Irregular Southeast Asian seasonal workers in Taiwan before and during the pandemic10
The social reproduction of natural resource extraction and gendered labour regimes in rural Turkey10
‘Land for my children’: Gendered moral economies, social reproduction and resistance against land grabs in rural Cambodia10
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Ocean frontier assemblages: Critical insights from Canada's industrial salmon sector9
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Contract farming and everyday acts of resistance: Oil palm contract farmers in the Philippines9
Tilling another's land: Migrant farming under rural industrialization and urbanization in China9
Tastes for Luxury: How Dietary Aspirations Underpin Food Regimes8
Temporariness made interminable: Pacific Islander farmworkers in Australia and the enduring crises of global agricultural production8
How Intersecting State Paternalism, Low Aspirations and Relative Satisfaction Preserve the Inertia of Rural Livelihoods in Odisha8
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A Marxist Mosaic. Selected Writings 1968–2022 by JairusBanaji. Brill. 2024. xii + 857 pp. €229.00 (hbk). ISBN: 978‐90‐04‐70330‐87
Land, natural resources and the social reproduction of South Africa's ‘relative surplus population’7
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Sustainability for Finance: Situating Green Bonds in the Assetization of Brazilian Agriculture7
Distress in the fields: Indian agriculture after economic liberalization, By R.Ramakumar (Ed.), Tulika Books. 2022. pp. xxiv+484. INR 1500 (hbk). ISBN: 978‐81‐950559‐0‐67
The moral economy of defence of territory and the political economy of extractivism in the Polochic valley, Guatemala7
Progressive politics and populism: Classes of labour and rural–urban political sociology—An introduction to the special issue7
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We, campesinos: The potentials and pitfalls of agrarian populism in Colombia's agrarian strike7
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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
The rise and fall of community development in rural Turkey, 1960–19806
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Examining socio‐ecological transitions and new human–wildlife relations in farming landscapes of the Nepal Himalaya6
Pelagic Imperialism in the 21st Century? A Geopolitical Economy of China's Distant Water Fishing Industry6
Between autonomy and heteronomy: Navigating peasant and indigenous organizations in contemporary Bolivia6
What is the Value of Value for Agrarian Studies?5
How to differentiate peasant classes in capital‐intensive agriculture?5
Contesting total extractivism: Between idealism and materialism5
Agrarian change, populism, and a new farmers' movement in 21st century Pakistani Punjab5
Discipline and resistance in southwestern Ontario: Securitization of migrant workers and their acts of defiance5
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
The fragmented politics of sugarcane contract farming in Uganda5
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
Generational Reproduction of Indonesian Smallholder Farming: Cases From Java and Flores5
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