The first nine chaptersAgroecology ofGlobal climate changeEco-agriculture this book established the necessity for a worldwide agroecological transition away from conventional agricultureConventional agriculture. This final chapter applies the principles of agroecologyThe principles of agroecology to create a new model of inclusive agriculture, namely ecological agriculture or eco-agricultureEco-agriculture, or in essence, the model of sustainable agriculture. The evolution of perceptions of ecological agriculture both in the West and the East are addressed. In response to climate changeClimate change and other destructive environmental consequences of conventional agricultureConventional agriculture, this chapter describes the four principles of agroecological engineering: ‘integrity, coordination, circulation and regeneration’. This is expanded with the three macro-pictures of eco-agricultureEco-agriculture, its three main missions, three technology categories, and three policy implications.