Bringing together scholars from across the globe, this timely book
astutely untangles the climate-food web and critically explores the
nexus between climate change, agriculture and law, upon which food
security and climate resilient development depends. Focusing
through the lens of various domestic and international legal
systems, this book addresses conceptual notions such as 'systems
thinking' and climate change governance, as well as practical
matters such as payments for ecosystem services and government
subsidies for biofuels. Concerning itself with the vulnerability
and resilience of both people and agro-ecosystems, it shows how
climate action can yield high returns for agriculture as the
primary source of economic activity for poor populations. Far
reaching, this book also explores under-researched areas, including
the linkages between invasive species law, climate change and
agricultural law and the underlying dynamics of agroecosystem
vulnerability. Assessing the strengths and weaknesses in existing
agricultural laws and policies, it assesses new and innovative
tools for addressing climate change mitigation and adaptation in
the agricultural sector, before laying out a future research
agenda. Scholars in the fields of climate change law, land use and
agricultural law will find this key publication essential reading,
as will practitioners desiring a deeper understanding of the
agriculture and climate change nexus. Contributors include: R.W.
Adler, M.J. Angelo, R.M. Bratspies, A. Cosby, L.H. Gunderson, C.
Haberli, K.H. Hirokawa, A. Kennedy, R. Kibugi, E. Le Gal, P.
Martin, M. Nowlin, A. Odoemene, J.P. Pietrafesa , P.A. Pietrafesa,
J.B. Ruhl, S. Sauer, E. Spiegel, J. Verschuuren
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