%0 Journal Article
%T Systemic governance of sustainable agriculture: Implementing sustainable development goals and climate
%A Jacqueline Williams
%A Paul Shrivastava
%A Theodore Alter
%J Outlook on Agriculture
%@ 2043-6866
%D 2018
%R 10.1177/0030727018795907
%X Globally ¡®sustainable agriculture¡¯ is increasingly recognized as central to addressing many of our pressing environmental and social issues with current efforts towards ¡®sustainable agriculture¡¯ being pursued by numerous global institutions. Johan Rockstr£¿m¡¯s impactful address ¡®Beyond the Anthropocene¡¯ to the World Economic Forum in early 2017 (Rockstr£¿m, 2017) emphasized the need for humanity to remain in the Holocene for our modern human survival, highlighting ¡®sustainable agriculture¡¯ and ¡®sustainable forestry¡¯ as fundamental prerequisites to succeed in our transformation to sustainability through planetary stewardship. It is unclear, however, what exactly ¡®sustainable agriculture¡¯ is or who will deliver this important public good for humanity. This commentary highlights the significant challenges and collaborative opportunities for developing systemic approaches of governance of ¡®sustainable agriculture¡¯ at the farm, nation and international level that could deliver at least six of the Sustainable Development Goals
%K Sustainable agriculture
%K governance
%K recognition
%K international obligations
%K collaboration
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0030727018795907