"Metric Decision Frameworks for Managing Agricultural Conflicts – Volume II" offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary examination of the social, environmental, technological, and institutional dimensions of agricultural conflict management. Building upon contemporary research in agricultural economics, peacebuilding, environmental governance, and public policy, this volume explores how resource scarcity, climate change, social exclusion, demographic pressures, and governance challenges shape conflict dynamics across rural communities worldwide.
The book addresses critical themes including gender and youth inclusion, climate-induced resource competition, technological innovations for conflict prevention, policy and institutional responses, global case studies, and sustainable peacebuilding strategies. Through data-driven frameworks, comparative analyses, and practical policy recommendations, the authors demonstrate how evidence-based decision-making can strengthen resilience, improve resource governance, and foster cooperation among diverse stakeholders.
Drawing on experiences from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and beyond, this volume provides valuable insights for researchers, policymakers, development practitioners, students, and professionals working at the intersection of agriculture, conflict resolution, environmental sustainability, and rural development.
By integrating social justice, technological innovation, climate resilience, and institutional accountability, this book presents a forward-looking roadmap for transforming agricultural challenges into opportunities for sustainable peace and inclusive development.
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- Sadiq Sanusi Mohammed (Author), Invinder Paul Singh (Author), Ahmad Muhammad Makarfi (Author), Yakasai Musa Tukur (Author), Yasmine Mohieeldin Gharieb Salem (Author), Sadiq Hajara (Author), Sani Bashir Sanyinna (Author), 2026, Metric Decision Frameworks for Managing Agricultural Conflicts - Volume 2, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1708775
