Routine activity theory and farm produce sale in Kenya: An analysis of non-compliance with agri-food safety laws

Agri-food safety management is critical for consumer protection and economic development. However, few studies have examined factors that motivate farmers and other actors in the agri-food chain to sell contaminated farm produce from a criminological perspective. This study employed Routine Activity...

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Published in:Crime prevention and community safety 2021-12, Vol.23 (4), p.400-415
Main Authors: Bunei, Emmanuel, Barclay, Elaine, Kotey, Bernice
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Activity theory
Agribusiness
Agriculture
Compliance
Consumer protection
Consumers
Crime and Society
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Economic development
Economic factors
Farmers
Farms
Food
Food consumption
Food contamination & poisoning
Food safety
Guardianship
Motivation
Noncompliance
Original Article
Regulation
Routine activity theory
Safety
Safety regulations
Safety standards
Social factors
Social Sciences
Sociocultural factors
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