Fischer, K. and F. Hajdu (2019) Carbon-binding biomass or a diversity of useful trees? (Counter)topographies of carbon forestry in Uganda. Environment and Planning E. doi: 10.1177/2514848618823598
Fischer, K., K. Sjöström, A. Stiernström, and U. Emanuelson. (2019) Dairy farmers' perspectives on antibiotic use: A qualitative study. Journal of Dairy Science. doi: 10.3168/jds.2018-15015
Röös, E, K Fischer, P Tidåker, and H Nordström Källström. (2019). How well is farmers’ social situation captured by sustainability assessment tools? A Swedish case study. International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology:1-14.
Fischer, Klara, and Elin Röös. (2018) Controlling Sustainability in Swedish Beef Production: Outcomes for Farmers and the Environment. Food Ethics:1-17.
Chenais, Erika, and Klara Fischer. (2018.) Increasing the local relevance of epidemiological research: Situated knowledge of cattle disease among Basongora pastoralists in Uganda. Frontiers in Veterinary Science 5:119.
Fischer, K. and F. Hajdu (2017). The importance of the will to improve: how ‘sustainability’sidelined local livelihoods in a carbon-forestry investment in Uganda. Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning, 1-14. doi: 10.1080/1523908X.2017.1410429
Slätmo, E., Fischer, K. & Röös, E. (2017) The framing of sustainability in sustainability assessment frameworks for agriculture. Sociologica Ruralis 57: 3, 378–395, doi: 10.1111/soru.12156
Hajdu, F., Penje, O and Fischer K (2016) Questioning the use of ‘degradation’ in climate mitigation: A case study of a forest carbon CDM project in Uganda, Land Use Policy, 59: 412–422.
Bøhn, T., Aheto, D. W., Mwangala, F. S., Fischer, K., Bones I. L., Simoloka, C. Mbeule, I., Schmidt, G., Breckling, B. (2016) Pollen-mediated gene flow and seed exchange in small-scale Zambian maize farming, implications for biosafety assessment, Scientific Reports 6 (34483). doi:10.1038/srep34483
Fischer, K., Hajdu, F.; Giertta, F.K. (2016) Commentary on the paper by Lyons and Westoby “Carbon colonialism and the new land grab: Plantation forestry in Uganda and its livelihood impacts”. Journal of Rural Studies, 47 (Part A): 267–268, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jrurstud.2016.06.014
Fischer, K., Eriksson, C. (2016) Social Science Studies on European and African Agriculture Compared: Bringing Together Different Strands of Academic Debate on GM Crops. Sustainability, 8(9), 865.
Fischer, K. Chenais, E.; Torsson, E.; Wensman, J.J. (2016) Where is the Participation in Participatory Epidemiology? How Engagement with Social Science could lead to Improved Understanding and Control of Peste des Petits Ruminants. British Journal of Virology 3, 105-114.
Hajdu, F and K. Fischer (2016) Problems, causes and solutions in the forest carbon discourse: a framework for analyzing degradation narratives, Climate and Development, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17565529.2016.1174663
Fischer, K. (2016) Why new crop technology is not scale-neutral—A critique of the expectations for a crop-based African Green Revolution. Research Policy, 45(6): 1185-1194.
Fischer, K.; Ekener-Petersen, E.; Rydhmer, L.; Björnberg, K.E. (2015) Social impacts of GM crops in agriculture: A systematic literature review. Sustainability 7, 8598-8620.
Fischer, K.; Hajdu, F. (2015) Does raising maize yields lead to poverty reduction? A case study of the massive food production programme in South Africa. Land Use Policy, 46, 304-313.
Fischer, K., Van Den Berg, J. and Mutengwa, C. (2015). "Is Bt maize effective in improving South African smallholder agriculture?" South African Journal of Science 111(1-2): 15-16.
Iversen, M., Grønsberg, I. M, Van Den Berg, J., Fischer, K., Aheto, D W., Bøhn, T.(2014). Detection of Transgenes in Local Maize Varieties of Small-Scale Farmers in Eastern Cape, South Africa. PloS one 9(12): 116-147.
Jacobson, K. (2013). The massive food production programme: A case study of agricultural policy continuities and changes. In: Hebinck, P. & Cousins, B. (Eds.) In the shadow of policy: Everyday practice in South Africa’s land and agrarian reform. Johannesburg/Leiden: Wits University Press/Brill Academic Publishers.
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