Qualitative and quantitative analysis of scientific contributions in agribusiness

Orozco, Nereida Rodríguez; Linares-Gabriel, Ariadna; Hernández-Chontal, Mario Alejandro

doi:10.17268/sci.agropecu.2021.048

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“…Las publicaciones se analizaron utilizando el programa de Excel Office 16 para el análisis y conteo de documentos publicados de RSE por trienio y por país. También se empleó el software Nvivo 12 Pro de Windows para la aplicación de la técnica de análisis de frecuencia de palabras (Rodríguez-Orozco et al, 2021) en las 62 publicaciones, indicando los autores citados y mencionados que abordaron el concepto de RSE. Además, este software, fue aplicado a los ocho conceptos de RSE expresados, referenciados de manera puntual y con mayor indicador SJR, obteniendo datos cuantitativos de sus atributos principales.…”

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Resiliencia Socioecológica: Concepto Clave Para El Estudio De La Sustentabilidad en Agroecosistemas

Landa-Ochoa,

Gallardo-López,

Escamilla-Prado

et al. 2023

Trop Subtrop Agroecosyst

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Background. In order to achieve food security and sustainability in society, current research focused on the evaluation of socio-ecological resilience (SER) of agroecosystems (AES), applies various methodological frameworks to address challenges arising from climate change and the deterioration of natural resources. Objective. To review the state of the art on the concept of socio-ecological resilience to identify and analyze the methodological frameworks, attributes, indicators, and indices applied to measure the degree of resilience currently presented in various AES models. Methodology. Publications from 1998 to 2022 were reviewed from the Dialnet, SciELO, Redalyc databases, and the Google Scholar search engine. 62 publications were selected that included the term socio-ecological resilience associated with the words "definition," "concept," "agroecosystem," and "indicators." The criteria considered were the presence or absence of the concept, the SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) indicator, as well as clarity and precision. The documents were analyzed with Nvivo 12 Pro software, applying the word frequency analysis technique. Main Results. Colombia (18), Mexico (14), the United States (7), and Sweden (5) stand out with the highest number of publications, respectively and the authors Holling (19%) as the main driver of ecological resilience, Folke (16%) emphasized the importance of SER research, Gunderson (10%) pioneered resilience in socio-ecological systems, while Berkes (9.5%) and Walker (9%) excelled in applied SER research. Methodological frameworks that attempted to operationalize the concept were the framework for assessing the management of natural resource systems incorporating sustainability indicators (MESMIS), the resilience approach, the holistic risk index (HRI), and the methodology for assessing socio-ecological resilience (MERS). Furthermore, eight publications that mentioned the term socio-ecological resilience identified its main attributes as external disturbance (21.1%), adaptive capacity (18.4%), self-organization capacity (18.4%), stability domain or attraction (15.8%), and resistance (5.3%). It was also revealed that the most suitable indicators for measuring socio-ecological resilience are dependence on external inputs, organic certification, the presence of drought-tolerant species, vulnerability to extreme climatic events, agrobiodiversity, and levels of productive organization. Implications. Deriving suitable attributes and indicators to measure the level of socio-ecological resilience will depend on the political, economic, social, ecological context, and the spatial and temporal scale of the study. Conclusion. This review shows evidence on the research efforts carried out by the scientific community to develop methodological frameworks that contribute to assess the SER of the various agricultural production models and particularly, the AES that face greater risks associated with climate change.

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Resiliencia Socioecológica: Concepto Clave Para El Estudio De La Sustentabilidad en Agroecosistemas

Landa-Ochoa,

Gallardo-López,

Escamilla-Prado

et al. 2023

Trop Subtrop Agroecosyst

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Sustainable Management Model for Native Flora in the Face of Climate Change and Planetary Health

Vázquez-Martin

Aguilar‐Rivera

Díaz-José

et al. 2022

Climate Change Management

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Scientific support of innovative development of agriculture

Mamai

Bondin

Potenko³

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This article is devoted to the problem of innovative development of agriculture and the identification of the necessary conditions for this. In the course of the study, it was found that insufficient attention is paid to the innovative development of agriculture, although the way out of agriculture from a crisis state, ensuring the competitiveness of domestic food, and its sustainable functioning directly depend on the activation of innovative processes. Therefore, it is currently relevant to develop an optimal approach to the formation of a unified system of innovative development of agriculture. The study showed that one of the ways to solve this problem is to create an effective system of scientific and information support that ensures the rapid introduction of scientific developments into mass production, which will contribute to the formation of favorable conditions for the innovative development of agriculture and the achievement of targets for ensuring the country’s food security.

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Qualitative and quantitative analysis of scientific contributions in agribusiness

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Resiliencia Socioecológica: Concepto Clave Para El Estudio De La Sustentabilidad en Agroecosistemas

Resiliencia Socioecológica: Concepto Clave Para El Estudio De La Sustentabilidad en Agroecosistemas

Sustainable Management Model for Native Flora in the Face of Climate Change and Planetary Health

Scientific support of innovative development of agriculture

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