Politically engaged, pluralist and internationalist: critical agrarian studies today

Critical Agrarian Studies has three actual and aspirational interlocking features which together connect the worlds of academic research practical politics: it is politically engaged, pluralist internationalist. These also defined older generation agrarian studies that gave birth to Journal Peasant (JPS) 50 years ago, in 1973. Within a decade or so journal's inauguration, world had been transformed radically amid neoliberal globalization. An altered did not render less relevant; on contrary, become even more so, but within different context political engagement, pluralism internationalism develop new meanings manifest ways.