The Earthscan reader in sustainable agriculture

Part 1: Agrarian and rural perspectives : The post-war task / Albert Howard

Thinking like a mountain / Aldo Leopold

The unsettling of America / Wendell Berry

Ecological literacy / David Orr

An Amish perspective / David Kline

Becoming native to this place / Wes Jackson

Creating social capital / Cornelia Flora and Jan Flora

Part 2: Agroecological perspectives : Reality cheques / Jules Pretty

The external costs of agricultural production in the United States / Erin Tegtmeier and Mike Duffy

From pesticides to people: improving ecosystem health in the northern Andes / Steven Sherwood [...et al.]

Agroecology and agroecosystems / Stephen R. Gliessman

The doubly green revolution / Gordon Conway

Part 3: Social perspectives : Reversals, institutions and change / Robert Chambers

The Hawkesbury experience: tales from a road less travelled / Richard Bawden

Social capital and the collective management of resources / Jules Pretty

Gateway to the global garden: beta/gamma science for dealing with ecological rationality / Niels Röling

Ecological basis for low-toxicity integrated pest management (IPM) in rice / Kevin Gallagher [...et al.]

Part 4: Perspectives from industrialised countries : Landscapes lost and found / Jules Pretty

The farm as natural habitat / Dana L. Jackson

Diet and health: diseases and food / Tim Lang and Michael Heasman

Coming to the foodshed / Jack Kloppenburg, Jr., John Hendrickson and G.W. Stevenson

Part 5: Perspectives from developing countries : Rethinking agriculture for new opportunities / Erick Fernandes, Alice Pell and Norman Uphoff

Soil recuperation in Central America: how innovation was sustained after Project Intervention / Roland Bunch and Gabinó López

Sustainable rural life and agroecology, Santa Catarina State, Brazil / Sergio Pinheiro

Lessons of Cuban resistance / Peter Rosset & Martin Bourque

Benefits from agroforestry in Africa, with examples from Kenya and Zambia / Pedro A. Sanchez

Reducing food poverty by increasing agricultural sustainability in developing countries / Jules Pretty, James Morison and Rachel Hine.