... possession of land. In thinking about the end of capitalism it is thus useful to return to the question of its origin as the second agricultural revolution in human history. If capitalism finds its roots in an agrarian transition, we might also locate its supersession at this level—in a third agricultural...

...Nicole Starosielski This article tracks solarity beyond the sun. It documents what the author calls embedded solarities, the manifestations of being solar in social practice, infrastructural assemblages, and human and non-human life. Focusing on two cases of mediating sunlight in agricultural...

...Domenico Perrotta This article analyzes migrant agricultural labor in southern Italy, focusing on migrants from Burkina Faso and Romania laboring in the regions of Puglia and Basilicata. The argument underlines the connections between mobility, willingness to work for low wages, and conflict in the...

...- vention often dominated by ones conforming to the informal principle of reciprocity. In over  percent of employment in Turkey was in the agricul- tural sector, and small peasant holdings were still dominant. Hence, it was not agricultural workers but small peasants on family farms that formed...

... Catherine . 2019 . Rethinking Food and Agriculture 2020–2030: The Second Domestication of Plants and Animals, the Disruption of the Cow, and the Collapse of Industrial Livestock Farming . RethinkX . www.rethinkx.com/food-and-agriculture . Specht Liz . 2020 . “ Modernizing Meat Production...

... centers, communal kitchens, etc 8. An exclusive conference on women and economy must be orga- nized to evaluate women’s participation in the economy in a more specific manner. Agriculture 1. Social economy is created collectively, and its basis is land. Agricul...

... to improve the agricultural conditions of the country for the benefit of all its inhabitants.17 Among the peaceful crusaders, one group deserves particular atten- tion—the Templers, who operated in Palestine from 1868 until the arrival...

... would advocate from the start various practical measures to conserve and to use frugally the nation’s resources, the objects of this husbandry being a reduction in the nation’s dependence on imports and a reduction in the competition between nations for necessary goods. Agriculture, which is the...

... was relegated to sub- sidiary status. China’s shocking loss to Japan in the Sino-Japanese War (Japanese- Chinese, in Japanese) brought change in the agricultural realm as well. The Russian intervention, supported by France and Germany, to prevent Japan from taking territorial compensation in...

.... (42) Note the immediate slippage in the above lines, whereby what is at stake is not so much earth as such, but fertile earth.We have no mention of desert or waste, fenland or marshland, bogs or moors, mountains or quicksands. Fecundity, labor, and harvest—or the toil and trouble of agricultural...

... network and roots would accept them. Agricultural labor has long been on the di™cult coverage list. It also has a certain permissiveness for work without papers, in clandestine conditions. All of this ensures that producers have access to a captive workforce, one that has no alternative. Captive means...

... form of debt that must be paid. From this fundamental inequality flows many consequences. Cli- mate change generates monetary debt for poorer nations, leading to food insecurity and hunger. Haiti, for example, lost most of its 2012 agricultural harvest due to 20 inches of rain from Hurricane...

... Risk 595 Perrotta, Domenico, Agricultural Day Laborers in Southern Italy: Forms of Mobility and Resistance 195 Rossiter, Ned, Coded Vanilla: Logistical Media and the Determination of Action  135 Sacchetto, Devi, and Rutvica Andrijasevic, Beyond China: Foxconn’s Assembly Plants in...

... settings. “Industrial farming gave us this bug.” This is how Pollan couches his condemnation of agribusiness. Cows “stand around in their manure all day long” eating an improper diet. “Industrial animal agriculture produces more than a billion tons of manure every year.” Needless to say...

... built up an extensive network of state enterprises through rapid heavy industrialization and the intense extraction of agrarian surplus through rural collectivization and the “price scissors” between agricultural and industrial products (Selden 1993; Wen 2000). Though peasants are tied to their...

... production 700 The South Atlantic Quarterly October 2019 (Amin 1973) that originated in the Neolithic revolution with the develop- ment of agriculture and livestock farming. The rules for organizing socie- ties were based on principles of enforcement of the common, which show numerous analogies with the...

... Anomie of the Earth: Philosophy, Politics, and Autonomy in Europe and the Americas , edited by Luisetti Federico Pickles John Kaiser Wilson , 25 – 43 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . De Rosa Luigi . 2008a . “The Agricultural Revolution (1943–79).” Journal of European...

... . Dutkiewicz Jan . 2013 . “ ‘Postmodernism,’ Politics, and Pigs .” PhaenEx 8 , no. 2 : 296 – 307 . FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) . 2017 . FAOSTAT. Data update , May . www.fao.org/faostat/en/#home . Federici Silvia . 2014 . Caliban and the Witch...

... Richard Hoggart or Raymond Williams variety2—that have been lost in the haze of agricultural and medical sci- South Atlantic Quarterly 107:2, Spring 2008 DOI 10.1215/00382876-2007-073  © 2008 Duke University...

... and visa regulations no longer control labor’s movement. Perrotta’s essay on Romanian agricultural workers laboring in south- ern Italy; Wagner and Hassel’s analysis of Bulgarian and Romanian workers in the German meat processing industry; and Sacchetto and Andrijasevic’s piece on Polish...