Abstract
This paper focuses on the features of community supported agriculture (CSA). Its key contribution is to show the transformational potential of CSA for agricultural system change. The starting point of this research is the ideal CSA model. Instead of a monolithic CSA model, in practice we find a patchwork of experiences that we group together under the transitional CSA name. We develop a framework that highlights the transitional CSA model and compares it with both the conventional and the ideal CSA. The coevolutionary approach helps us to understand how CSAs adapt to their context. We use many narratives from the broad literature on CSAs.
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