小农场的未来》，克里斯-斯马杰著

Chris Smaje argues that societies organized around small-scale farming, local economies, and self-provisioning can respond constructively to climate change and other civilizational challenges.

Smaje combines a background in sociology and anthropology with two decades of working on a small farm and writing about agroecology, agriculture, and society.

It explores low-carbon agrarian communities, functional local economies, self-provisioning, agricultural diversity, shared land stewardship, and political pathways for making that vision practical.

It is especially useful for growers, activists, students, policy makers, and readers interested in resilient food systems, local economies, and constructive social change.