Publications

BioMaterialities

HARVESTING VALUE: CORPORATE STRATEGIES OF DATA ASSETIZATION IN AGRICULTURE AND THEIR SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS

Hackfort, Sarah / Marquis, Sarah / Bronson, Kelly (2024): Harvesting value: Corporate strategies of data assetization in agriculture and their socio-ecological implications. In: Big Data & Society, (Vol 11, 1) https://doi.org/10.1177/20539517241234279

 

Available at: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20539517241234279

BioMaterialities

DEMOCRATIZATION THROUGH PRECISION TECHNOLOGIES? UNVEILING POWER, PARTICIPATION, AND PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE AGRICULTURAL BIOECONOMY

Hackfort, Sarah (2024): Democratization through precision technologies? Unveiling power, participation, and property rights in the agricultural bioeconomy. In: Politics of Technology (Vol 6) https://doi.org/10.3389/fpos.2024.1363044

 

Available at: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpos.2024.1363044/full

BioMaterialities

WHY ARE FEMINIST PERSPEKTIVES, ANALYSES, AND ACTIONS VITAL TO DEGROWTH?

Saave, Anna / Denglera, Corinna / Gernerb, Nadine / Sonetti-Gonzálezc, Tais / Hansend, Lina / Mookerjeae, Sourayan / Paulson, Susan (2023): Why are feminist perspectives, analyses, and actions vital to degrowth? In: Degrowth Journal (vol 1).

Available at: https://degrowthjournal.org/publications/2023-05-03-why-are-feminist-perspectives-analyses-and-actions-vital-to-degrowth/

BioMaterialities

UNLOCKING SUSTAINABILITY? THE POWER OF CORPORATE LOCK-INS AND HOW THEY SHAPE DIGITAL AGRICULTURE IN GERMANY

Hackfort, Sarah (2023): Unlocking sustainability? The power of corporate lock-ins and how they shape digital agriculture in Germany. In: Journal of Rural Studies, 101, 103065.

Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jrurstud.2023.103065

BioMaterialities

THE MAKING OF SUSTAINABILITY: IDEOLOGICAL STRATEGIES, THE MATERIALITY OF NATURE, AND BIOMASS USE IN THE BIOECONOMY

Boyer, Miriam / Kusche, Franziska / Hackfort, Sarah / Prause, Louisa / Engelbrecht-Bock, Friederike (2022): The making of sustainability: ideological strategies, the materiality of nature, and biomass use in the bioeconomy. In: Sustainability Science.

Available at: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11625-022-01254-4