Albie Miles

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Albie Miles is a leading scholar in sustainable food systems and agroecology, whose work critically examines the intersection of agriculture, environmental justice, and global development. His research focuses on the transformation of agri-food systems to address pressing biophysical, socio-economic, and ethical challenges, particularly in relation to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Miles is best known for his editorial work on food system transformation, including his 2025 publication in a high-impact journal, which synthesizes decades of scientific consensus—from Carson’s *Silent Spring* to modern agroecological frameworks—to argue for systemic change. This piece has already garnered 4 citations, reflecting its timely relevance. His contributions extend to analyzing how smallholder farming, biodiversity, and policy reform can mitigate climate change while enhancing food sovereignty. With a career dedicated to bridging academic research and practical solutions, Miles has influenced both scholarly discourse and grassroots movements. His work is essential reading for students and researchers seeking to understand the socio-ecological dynamics of food systems and the pathways toward a more just and sustainable global food future.