8533 2 archive 348 disk0/00/00/85/33 2006-05-19 2009-09-09 13:40:10 2009-08-20 14:32:39 conference_item show 0 joint-conference-1 0 TRUE poster Midmore Peter 607 Padel Susanne 348 Schermer Markus 284 8policy 2systems 5markets This paper argues that the systematic complexity of agriculture requires a methodological pluralism, and that case studies, used hitherto as an ad hoc and exploratory approach, might be developed as a rigorous and appropriate investigational tool in their own right, with particular relevance for the organic sector. It provides a review of the main outlines of the approach and illustrates its application in the context of marketing initiatives and their impact on rural development processes. It concludes that important insights into how and why policies work can be obtained from a comparative case study framework, which cannot be wholly obtained from other approaches. 2009-08-20 submitted public 6341 1 8533 1 application/pdf en public

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