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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-08738-6the AFNs. The first analyses the determinants of consumers’ choice to buy from farmers’ stands in urban district markets. The second estimates consumers’ willingness-to-pay (WTP) to buy from farmers. The third estimates Solidarity Purchase Groups members’ WTP for participating in their group.

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Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy2) the strengthening of existing ones, (3) their obstruction, and (4) the irrelevance of the crisis to the phenomena in question. The chapter illustrates these scenarios through a case study from northern Italy.

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Studies in Linguistics and Philosophyn the farm setting. The second examines how the operation of Solidarity Purchase Groups is based on members’ voluntary work. The third assesses producers’ strategies in setting quality and prices within the social relationships in a farmer market.

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Multidisciplinary Approaches to Alternative Food Networksin itself. They review the current approaches to AFNs in different disciplines—economics, sociology, geography, anthropology, and environmental sciences—and present the approach followed in this book.

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Introduction to Part II: AFNs from the Consumer’s Viewpointor. The sociological approach underscores the importance of intrinsically motivated choices, but also acknowledges the role of situational constraints. Lastly, the environmental approach illustrates that unlike consumers’ view, AFNs are not necessarily more ecologically sustainable than conventional chains, when objectively measured.

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Determinants of Participation in AFNs and Its Value for Consumersthe AFNs. The first analyses the determinants of consumers’ choice to buy from farmers’ stands in urban district markets. The second estimates consumers’ willingness-to-pay (WTP) to buy from farmers. The third estimates Solidarity Purchase Groups members’ WTP for participating in their group.