A new social contract: achieving social justice in an era of accelerating change in the agricultural sector
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| author | Leda Celis (Author) |
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| contents | A new social contract: achieving social justice in an era of accelerating change in the agricultural sector Leda Celis (Author) Smart farming is predicted to solve global problems of food security by introducing digital technology to save production costs; however, by switching to the full use of technology it is displacing labour, as evidenced by several country studies presented in this paper. A new social contract would remedy the violation of workers’ rights and the lack of support from governments for sustainable smart farming. It should acknowledge the gaps between traditional and modern farming and integrate employment, social protection and sustainable development. The paper outlines the role of governments, trade unions and the ILO in this new social contract. publication.journalArticle |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2023 |
| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | A new social contract: achieving social justice in an era of accelerating change in the agricultural sector Leda Celis (Author) A new social contract: achieving social justice in an era of accelerating change in the agricultural sector Leda Celis (Author) Smart farming is predicted to solve global problems of food security by introducing digital technology to save production costs; however, by switching to the full use of technology it is displacing labour, as evidenced by several country studies presented in this paper. A new social contract would remedy the violation of workers’ rights and the lack of support from governments for sustainable smart farming. It should acknowledge the gaps between traditional and modern farming and integrate employment, social protection and sustainable development. The paper outlines the role of governments, trade unions and the ILO in this new social contract. publication.journalArticle |
| title | A new social contract: achieving social justice in an era of accelerating change in the agricultural sector |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/A-new-social-contract-achieving-social/995351081702676 |