Food systems (8 Numbers)
Directed by: Fort (Fatiha)
ISSN: 2555-4670
Periodicity: Annual
Founded in July 2016, the journal Systèmes alimentaires - Food Systems (SAFS) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that continues the work of the “Agrifood Systems” (“Systèmes agroalimentaires”) series of the journal Économies et Sociétés started in 1944 by François Perroux, a professor at the Collège de France, under the auspices of the Institute of Applied Economics (Isea, Institut de science économique appliquée ), and the Institute of Applied Science, Mathematics and Economics (Isméa, Institut des sciences, mathématiques et économiques appliquées). This series, which published thirty-seven issues from 1962 to 2016, was referenced until 2016 in the bibliographic databases “Econlit” and “IBSS.”
SAFS is indexed by EBSCO, ProQuest, and Hal. It is ranked as category four in the “Strategy” discipline of the National Foundation for Management Education (FNEGE, 2022), and it was placed in the “Agricultural, Environmental, and Energy Economics” category in 2020 by Section 37 of France’s National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS).
The journal Systèmes alimentaires - Food Systems welcomes authors from various scientific disciplines (economics, management, sociology, etc.) interested in a common empirical object, the agrifood system, with a view to advances in knowledge and informed decision-making. This journal, published by Éditions Classiques Garnier as part of the “Economy, Management and Society” division, is published digitally and in print.
The journal Systèmes alimentaires / Food Systems, published by Classiques Garnier, Paris, is continuing the series “Agrifood systems” of the Économies et Sociétés journal until 2015. As part of of the Economics, Management and Societies collection, it is published in electronic and paper format. It hosts authors from different scientific disciplines (economics, management, sociology, anthropology, history, geography, etc.), interested in a common empirical object, the food system, with the prospect of advancing knowledge and help the decision. Different types of texts are published, with modalities of internal (members of the editorial board–EB) and external review under anonymity in double blind (members of the reading committee) according to the academic standard sought by the journal:
- Scientific articles (5,000 to 6,000 words, including a review of the literature, a method of analysis and an empirical treatment or a theoretical proposal). Academic standards must be respected.
- Expertises (2,000 to 3,000 words, expertise / point of view on a sector, a company, a public policy issue, etc., which does not require a thorough review of the literature but includes some essential references on the subject).
- Reading notes on a recent or republished scientific work (2 to 4 pages).
- Reports of seminars and symposia (2 to 4 pages).
- Thematic files: the EB can invite editors (from 1 to 3 scientists belonging to French and foreign institutions) to form a dossier on a specific theme related to the interests of the journal. The thematic dossier contains 3 to 5 articles or assessments evaluated according to the above modalities and a general introduction prepared by the invited editors, revised only by the EB. In order to renew themes and teams, guest editors change from one issue to another. A invited publisher cannot be again before 3 years.
- Invited authors: The EB has the possibility to solicit authors recognized by the international scientific community for a contribution in the form of theoretical and / or empirical synthesis of their works (2,500 to 5,000 words), revised only by the EB.
- The discussants: The EB also has the possibility to publish the comments which it would have received (under reserve that they respect the academic standards and do not exceed 1,000 words) on the publications of the journal, with right of reply of the author(s).
Proposals will be sent to the secretariat of the journal (revue-essa@supagro.fr) specifying the formula chosen. Once papers are accepted, authors will receive full editorial details. The editorial board has the final say about each publication.
Editor-in-Chief
Editor-in-chief
Fatiha FORT (Montpellier Agricultural Institute)
Assistant editor
Foued CHERIET
Subeditor
Floriane Saison
Editorial committee
Dr Didier Chabaud (University of Paris I)
Dr Foued Cheriet (Agriculture Institute)
Pr Maryline Filippi (Bordeaux Agricultural Sciences)
Pr Fatiha Fort (Agricultural Institute)
Dr Abdelhakim Hammoudi (Research director–French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment)
Pr Gilles Paché (Aix-Marseille University)
Pr Jean-Louis Rastoin (Montpellier Agriculture Institute)
Pr Denis Requier-Desjardins (Institute of Political Studies, Toulouse)
Dr Pierre Sans (National Veterinary School, Toulouse)
Dr Denis Sautier (Agricultural Research Center for International Development, Montpellier)
Dr Jean-Marc Touzard (Research director–French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment)
Dr Iuri Pérri (University of Catania)
Dr Marie Josèphe Amiot Carlin (Research director–French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment)
Dr Anne Rollet (Aix-Marseille University)
Dr Elodie Rouvière (research-qualified lecturer–AgroParisTech)
Scientific Council
Pra Felisa Cena (University of Córdoba)
Pr Jean Cordier (National Upper Agronomy School, Rennes)
Pr Hervé Fenneteau (University of Montpellier III)
Pr Istvan Feher (University of Gödöllő)
Pr Thomas Reardon (Michigan State University)
Pr Jacques Viaene (Ghent University)
Pr Decio Zylbersztajn (University of São Paulo)
Kae Sekine (Nagoya University, Japan)
Giovanni Belletti (University of Florence)
Florence Palpacuer (University of Montpellier)
Siaka Koné (National Polytechnic Institute Félix Houphouët-Boigny, Yamoussoukro, Côte d’Ivoire)
Geneviève Parent (Université Laval, Quebec)
It refuses to publish articles or parts of articles that have already appeared in other publication formats and it asks authors to guarantee that their article will not be submitted to any other review until such time as a decision to refuse publication be communicated to them.
Authors must guarantee that their contribution does not infringe copyrights and cannot be considered plagiarism, even in part. Discovery of proven plagiarism after publication will result in removal of the digital version of the article. Authors must give appropriate citations for the materials used. The author serving as correspondent is responsible for the list of contributors and for their agreement to the version submitted to the review. Authors must declare any and all conflicts of interest and identify the sources of financing received for the research, if applicable.
Each article submitted to the review is evaluated according to a double-blind process.
In cases of major error in a published article identified by an author or by a reader who brings it to the attention of the editorial committee, the author or authors agree to rectify the error or to respond with a refutation of the accusation of error. In cases of rectification by the author, the review and Éditions Classiques Garnier agree to publish the corrected version of the article online. Contact Information
Editorial Board
Email : revue-essa@supagro.fr
Publisher
Classiques Garnier
6, rue de la Sorbonne
75005 Paris
Article drafts submitted to the journal SAFS should contain original work that has not been previously published and should not be submitted simultaneously to another journal.
An electronic version (.doc file) of the draft article, containing no information that would allow the author to be identified, should be sent to the editor at: revue-essa@supagro.fr.
Attach, as a separate file, a fully filled cover sheet (title, author(s), abstract).
The formatting of the text, tables and figures, bibliographic references and footnotes must fully comply with the “Note aux auteurs” section of the journal SAFS.