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Understanding Stigmatization of Organic and Conventional Farmers: Occupational Taint, Dehumanization, and Perceived Burden
Farmers face substantial physical and mental health risks, yet the role of public stigma toward agricultural groups remains insufficiently understood. This study examined stigmatization of organic and conventional farmers in France, using social distance as the main indicator of social rejection, an
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