Emma Jakku
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Dr. Emma Jakku is a leading social scientist whose work critically examines the human dimensions of agricultural digitalization. Her research focuses on the socio-technical transitions within food systems, specifically exploring the adoption, governance, and societal implications of digital agriculture, smart farming, and Agriculture 4.0. Her most influential contribution is a landmark 2019 review paper, which has garnered over 1,150 citations, providing a foundational synthesis of social science perspectives on digital farming technologies. This work systematically mapped the emerging field, identifying key research gaps and future agendas that have shaped subsequent scholarly inquiry. Beyond this seminal review, Dr. Jakku’s research investigates farmer decision-making, data governance, and the power dynamics embedded in agricultural technologies. Her notable achievements include leading interdisciplinary projects that bridge technical innovation with social equity, ensuring that the digital transformation of agriculture is critically examined for its impacts on rural communities and sustainability. Through her rigorous scholarship, Dr. Jakku has become an essential voice in understanding how digital tools reshape farming practices and food systems.
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