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Piketty MG, Weissleder L, Souza Filho HM, Batalha MO, Adenauer M et al (2009) Assessing
agricultural trade policies options with the European Union: a Brazilian perspective. Agric Econ
40:447–457
Potter C (2006) Competing narratives for the future of European agriculture: the agri-environmental
consequences of neoliberalization in the context of the Doha Round. Geogr J 172(3):190–196
Poulantzas N (1978) State, power, socialism. NLB, London
Rawls J (1971) A theory of justice. Harvard University Press, Cambridge
Raworth K (2017) Doughnut economics: seven ways to think like a 21st century economist. White
River Junction, Vermont
Renkow M (2000) Poverty, productivity and production environment: a review of the evidence.
Food Policy 25:463–478
Roberts JT (2011) Multipolarity and the new world (dis)order: US hegemonic decline and the
fragmentation of the global climate regime. Glob Environ Change 21:776–784
Rockström J et al (2009) A safe operating space for humanity. Nature 461:472–492
Russo Lopes G, Bastos Lima MG (2020) Necropolitics in the jungle: COVID-19 and the
marginalisation of Brazil’s forest peoples. Bull Latin Am Res, forthcoming
Russo Lopes G, Bastos Lima MG, Reis TNP (2021) Maldevelopment revisited: inclusiveness and
the impacts of soy expansion over Matopiba in the Brazilian Cerrado. World Dev, forthcoming
Sanz-Hernández A, Esteban E, Garrido P (2019) Transition to a bioeconomy: perspectives from
social sciences. J Clean Prod 224:107–119
Scheiterle L, Ulmer A, Birner R, Pyka A (2018) From commodity-based value chains to biomassbased value webs: the case of sugarcane in Brazil’s bioeconomy. J Clean Prod 172:3851–3863
Schmalz S, Ebenau M (2012) After neoliberalism? Brazil, India and China in the global economic
crisis. Globalizations 9(4):487–501
Schoneveld G (2010) Potential land use competition from first-generation biofuel expansion in
developing countries. CIFOR Occasional Paper 58. Center for International Forestry Research
(CIFOR), Bogor
Sengers F, Raven RPJM, Van Venrooij A (2010) From riches to rags: biofuels, media discourses,
and resistance to sustainable energy technologies. Energy Policy 38:5013–5027
Siegel KM, Bastos Lima MG (2020) When international sustainability frameworks encounter
domestic politics: The sustainable development goals and agri-food governance in South America.
World Dev 135:105053
Smith J (2010) Biofuels and the globalisation of risk: the biggest change in North-South relationships
since colonialism?. Zed Books, London
Stiefel M, Wolfe M (1994) A voice for the excluded—popular participation in development: Utopia
or necessity?. Zed Books, London
Tilman D, Cassman KG, Matson PA, Naylor R, Polasky S (2002) Agricultural sustainability and
intensive production practices. Nature 418(6898):671–677
UN ESCAP, UNDP, Asian Development Bank (2007) Access of basic services for the poor: the
importance of good governance. United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and
the Pacific, Bangkok
UNRISD (2010) Combating poverty and inequality: Structural change, social policy and politics.
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva
UNRISD (2016) Policy innovations for transformative change: UNRISD Flagship Report 2016.
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva
Van Apeldoorn B, de Graaf N, Overbeek H (2012) The reconfiguration of the global state-capital
nexus. Globalizations 9(4):471–486
Virchow D, Beuchelt TD, Kuhn A, Denich M (2016) Biomass-based value webs: a novel perspective
for emerging bioeconomies in Sub-Saharan Africa. In: Gatzweiler FW, von Braun J (eds) Technological and institutional innovations for marginalized smallholders in agricultural development,
pp 225–238
9 The Politics for a Fairer Bioeconomy
Piketty MG, Weissleder L, Souza Filho HM, Batalha MO, Adenauer M et al (2009) Assessing
agricultural trade policies options with the European Union: a Brazilian perspective. Agric Econ
40:447–457
Potter C (2006) Competing narratives for the future of European agriculture: the agri-environmental
consequences of neoliberalization in the context of the Doha Round. Geogr J 172(3):190–196
Poulantzas N (1978) State, power, socialism. NLB, London
Rawls J (1971) A theory of justice. Harvard University Press, Cambridge
Raworth K (2017) Doughnut economics: seven ways to think like a 21st century economist. White
River Junction, Vermont
Renkow M (2000) Poverty, productivity and production environment: a review of the evidence.
Food Policy 25:463–478
Roberts JT (2011) Multipolarity and the new world (dis)order: US hegemonic decline and the
fragmentation of the global climate regime. Glob Environ Change 21:776–784
Rockström J et al (2009) A safe operating space for humanity. Nature 461:472–492
Russo Lopes G, Bastos Lima MG (2020) Necropolitics in the jungle: COVID-19 and the
marginalisation of Brazil’s forest peoples. Bull Latin Am Res, forthcoming
Russo Lopes G, Bastos Lima MG, Reis TNP (2021) Maldevelopment revisited: inclusiveness and
the impacts of soy expansion over Matopiba in the Brazilian Cerrado. World Dev, forthcoming
Sanz-Hernández A, Esteban E, Garrido P (2019) Transition to a bioeconomy: perspectives from
social sciences. J Clean Prod 224:107–119
Scheiterle L, Ulmer A, Birner R, Pyka A (2018) From commodity-based value chains to biomassbased value webs: the case of sugarcane in Brazil’s bioeconomy. J Clean Prod 172:3851–3863
Schmalz S, Ebenau M (2012) After neoliberalism? Brazil, India and China in the global economic
crisis. Globalizations 9(4):487–501
Schoneveld G (2010) Potential land use competition from first-generation biofuel expansion in
developing countries. CIFOR Occasional Paper 58. Center for International Forestry Research
(CIFOR), Bogor
Sengers F, Raven RPJM, Van Venrooij A (2010) From riches to rags: biofuels, media discourses,
and resistance to sustainable energy technologies. Energy Policy 38:5013–5027
Siegel KM, Bastos Lima MG (2020) When international sustainability frameworks encounter
domestic politics: The sustainable development goals and agri-food governance in South America.
World Dev 135:105053
Smith J (2010) Biofuels and the globalisation of risk: the biggest change in North-South relationships
since colonialism?. Zed Books, London
Stiefel M, Wolfe M (1994) A voice for the excluded—popular participation in development: Utopia
or necessity?. Zed Books, London
Tilman D, Cassman KG, Matson PA, Naylor R, Polasky S (2002) Agricultural sustainability and
intensive production practices. Nature 418(6898):671–677
UN ESCAP, UNDP, Asian Development Bank (2007) Access of basic services for the poor: the
importance of good governance. United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and
the Pacific, Bangkok
UNRISD (2010) Combating poverty and inequality: Structural change, social policy and politics.
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva
UNRISD (2016) Policy innovations for transformative change: UNRISD Flagship Report 2016.
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva
Van Apeldoorn B, de Graaf N, Overbeek H (2012) The reconfiguration of the global state-capital
nexus. Globalizations 9(4):471–486
Virchow D, Beuchelt TD, Kuhn A, Denich M (2016) Biomass-based value webs: a novel perspective
for emerging bioeconomies in Sub-Saharan Africa. In: Gatzweiler FW, von Braun J (eds) Technological and institutional innovations for marginalized smallholders in agricultural development,
pp 225–238