Sociological Perspectives of Organic Agriculture: from Pioneer to Policy -- Table of Contents -- Corresponding Authors -- Preface -- 1 Sociological Perspectives of Organic Agriculture: an Introduction -- 2 What Farmers' Markets Say about the Post-organic Movement in Ireland -- 3 Turf Wars: the Organic Movement's Veto of GM in UK Agriculture -- 4 Fertile Minds and Friendly Pens: Early Women Pioneers -- 5 Motivations and Values: a Means-end Chain Study of French Consumers -- 6 A Conceptual Model Of Willingness to Pay for Organic Food in the UK -- 7 Motorcyclists in the USA and the UK: Risk Perception of Local and Organic Food -- 8 Has Organic Farming Modernized Itself out of Business? Reverting to Conventional Methods in Denmark -- 9 Conventionalization in the Australian Organic Industry: a Case Study of the Darling Downs Region -- 10 Auditing Sustainability: the Impact of EurepGAP in the New Zealand -- 11 Emerging Scared: an Analysis of Socioeconomic Data on Conversion in South Africa -- 12 Is There a Female Principle in Organic Farming? An Interpretation of Data for Norway -- 13 The Paradox of Diffusion of Organic Farming: a Case Study in Denmark -- 14 Regional Rural Development: the Formation of Ecoregions in Austria -- 15 Rural Social Development: Small-scale Horticulture in Sao Paulo, Brazil -- 16 Public Sector Procurement: Organic School Meals in Denmark -- 17 National Agricultural Policy: the German Agrarwende -- 18 Sociological Perspectives of Organic Research: To Policy and Beyond -- Index.