Green care is an innovative approach that combines simultaneously caring for people and
caring for land through three elements that have not been previously connected:(1) …

The definition and understanding of the social farming (social agriculture) concept varies
from country to country, depending on the specific conditions for its development. The …

Over the past decade, transdisciplinary research has been faced with increasing demands
by research policy and funding bodies to make its contribution to dealing with complex …

Green Care practices have received increasing scholarly attention in the last decade. Yet
most studies are concerned with the aspect of human well-being, with less attention given to …

Enabling resources are the array of tangible and intangible assets that social entrepreneurs
mobilize or create to bring forward novel place-based initiatives, to respond to unmet …

Rural areas are facing a spectrum of landscape changes and vulnerability as a
consequence of financial and environmental crises. Innovative approaches are required to …

Participation of relevant stakeholders, knowledge integration, responsive and emergent
design and effective boundary management are four key features of transdisciplinary …

This article examines the dynamic mechanism of cultural appreciation and institutional
governmentality to ensure successful quality control in a transnational higher education …

The transformative claim of agroecology research draws on transdisciplinarity and
participatory action research to operationalize horizontal learning and experimentation for …

The organization of multifunctional agriculture for the provision of social/health/educational
services is spreading throughout Europe and elsewhere. This concept is not new, and the …