The special issue on Agrobiodiversity Change in Violent Conflict and Post-Conflict Landscapes that I edited w Megan Dwyer Baumann is now out! authors.elsevier.com/a/1e6MP3pILWMla Check our Intro & brilliant contributions by @KarlSZimm C.Hernández @Ian_G_Baird William Moseley K.VanDexter Micah Ingalls

6) Megan Dwyer Baumann analyzed how women smallholders in post-conflict Colombia increasingly mobilized agrobiodiversity, in both private and public spaces, as a symbol of water and land access, the maintenance of cultural traditions, and food sovereignty.

7) And Gabriel Tamariz analyzed how peasant militarization and crop/livelihood diversification together mitigate the violent agrarian change associated with illegal-drug cultivation in Oaxaca.