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Industrial Ecol Ogy
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Sustainable Agriculture: An Introduction
s3.wp.wsu.eduto the extractive industrial model with ecol-ogy-based approaches, variously called natu-ral, organic, low-input, alternative, regenera-tive, holistic, Biodynamic, biointensive, and biological farming systems. All of them, rep-resenting thousands of farms, have contrib-uted to our understanding of what sustain-
The Cultural Context - SAGE Publications Inc
www.sagepub.comvidual rights on the well-being of the French commonwealth. 10 Triandis also notes that ecol - ogy (i.e., features of geography, resources, and the history of a society) can shape the level of individualism in a culture. For example, modern, industrial-urban, fast-changing cultures tend to be individualistic.