Claudia Bieling

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University of Hohenheim

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Claudia Bieling is a Professor at the University of Hohenheim in Germany. Her research primarily focuses on the intersection of digitalization, sustainability, and agricultural practices, with particular emphasis on stakeholder perspectives in the context of fruit farming and agri-food value chains. Recent publications include studies on biodiversity enhancement in agricultural landscapes and the role of digital transformation in addressing sustainability challenges within German fruit production.

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Robert Huber

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Articles (10)

The impact of digitalization on the public opinion of fruit farming: Stakeholder perspectives in Germany

From farm to table: uncovering narratives of agency and responsibility for change among actors along agri-food value chains in Germany

Pathways for biodiversity enhancement in German agricultural landscapes

Exploring the impact of digitalization on sustainability challenges in German fruit production from the perspectives of stakeholders

Connecting resonance theory with social‐ecological thinking: Conceptualizing self‐world relationships in the context of sustainability transformations

Hybrid intelligence for reconciling biodiversity and productivity in agriculture

Digital transformation of fruit farming in Germany: Digital tool development, stakeholder perceptions, adoption, and barriers

Exploring private financing for biodiversity conservation: stakeholder perspectives and governance in the case of wildflower strips in Germany

Transforming regional agrifood systems. Exploring values and reflecting normativity and solution-orientation

Of Innovators, Enablers and Change Agents: Disentangling Actors and Their Roles in Agri-Food Transition Processes

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Robert Huber

Anthony Stein

Anne-Christine Mupepele

Ingo Grass

Josef Settele

Henner Gimpel

Martin Bichler

Christian Albert

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