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emerge from the literature related to food system initiatives and which principles of justice do authors use? We developed an initial framework for which we drew on political philosophy literature. We then ... of this paper is to operationalise justice in the context of food system transitions that are enacted in real life, building on existing work from political philosophy, politics of justice in food and
distributive effects of commercialization, this study conducts a political economy analysis building on conceptual work in feminist economics. It focuses the interrelationship between gender and the economy and ... analysis of economic processes to the political economy of the household, including both gender inequalities and other social inequalities. It draws attention to the weaknesses of neoclassical economics by
broader considerations in political decision-making become more and more relevant. Against this backdrop, we identified the requirements and suggest the main elements for such a broader assessment. We use ... procedure. Member States can consider broader political considerations, including SEC, to inform their voting on market authorisation in the Standing Committee (cp. Mühlböck and Tosun 2018) . However, it is
research and policy. We draw in particular on work within wider urban political economy and political ecology that can be classified as part of the ‘infrastructural turn’ that is influential with urban ... how food is implicated within infrastructure assemblages, we draw on urban political ecology and other critical studies of urban systems to understand how such urban infrastructures function, i.e., the
main ways: either as a relatively static obstacle to be overcome, or as a dynamic and negotiated process. Both perspectives, we argue, entail different scientific, practical and political effects. Each ... , practical and political effects, and that both perspectives raise challenges and opportunities for efforts towards food system transformation. Rather than adjudicating between approaches we argue that both
The livestock sector is under increasing pressure to respond to numerous sustainability and health challenges related to the production and consumption of livestock products. However, political and ... , political and market barriers and conflicting worldviews and values across the environmental, socio-economic and political domains have led to considerable sector inertia, and government inaction. The
further embrace the moral, ethical and ultimately political principles on which they were built. Repurposing genebanks as decentralised digital biocentres could help relocate capabilities and stewardship ... benefits from state-of-the-art tools of modern plant breeding may allow bridging the breeding divide. However, to accomplish such a paradigm shift, genebanks require a strong political mandate that must
farmers that lead to severe losses in yield and income. Using the vulnerability concept as a framework, we embed our findings in a political-economic context by drawing on Harvey’s notion of accumulation by ... provide such a reassessment by means of a political-economic discussion of the recent technological failure of Bt cotton in India. Therefore, we follow Flachs (2019a), who postulates a lack of critical
philosophy in the developing world and the governance of the GPNs of organic rice. ... to address the research question, this article draws on the literature on “food philosophy” ( Schösler et al. 2013 ). While Schösler et al. examine organic consumption patterns with an emphasis on
ideologies and political strategies of the two movements are not aligned, which manifests in their main frames and action repertoires, among other areas, which are articulated at different levels of ... compare both movements' ideological and strategic alignment, as well as the conducive and/or hindering factors for coalition building. We find that the ideologies and political strategies of the two
ends with a plea to better connect food democracy scholarship with the broader political sciences, as well as various suggestions for future research. ... liberalist assumptions may actually be at the root of many societal woes. Connecting democratic innovation scholarship with alternative schools of political philosophy, such as communitarianism or
mountainous regions of Hubei province and the local political economy. An analysis of data from a 2019 survey of 266 households and interviews with villagers, agribusiness executives, cooperative leaders, and ... , we analyse the livelihood strategies of the orange growers in our study villages, particularly their engagement with local NAOs. Next, we analyse the impact of rural reforms on the local political 4
Program), Municipalidad de Rosario UA Urban agriculture UPE Urban political ecology 1 International Studies and Spanish, University of North Carolina at Charlotte , 9201 University City Blvd, Charlotte, NC ... assemblages. Agroecology; Argentina; Assemblages; Urban political ecology - Accepted: 15 July 2021 © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature B.V. 2021 Introduction Urban agriculture needs
using perspectives from political agronomy and feminist science and technology studies. By conceptualising the market as an ongoing, relational performance made up of discourses, practices and human and ... , but also to the nonhuman actors, such as the crops and traits falling outside the market sphere of interest. By putting political agronomy and feminist science and technology studies into conversation
pandemic. This analysis finds that Twitter users chiefly adopted hunger as a political tool to make moral claims on the state rather than individuals, civil society organizations, or corporations; however ... culture and morality operate in times of crisis. It demonstrates how culture can be deployed in crisis to reinforce longstanding ideological commitments at the same time that it organizes political
conflict-mediation, stakeholder engagement, and political philosophy can provide useful guidance on this topic. Taken as a whole, the literature suggests a suite of principles focused on the structures of ... dialogue with diverse publics (Ahteensu 2012; Lang et al. 2003; National Academies 2017) . Scholars in STS have taken a decidedly different tack, focusing primarily on the social and political contexts
only to exchange market or planting information, but also to interact in ways structured by existing social, political and economic relations. More broadly, my analysis builds on insights from STS and ... repair. Existing scholarship on digital agriculture often associates agritech with powerful forces of either modernization or exploitation, attributed to the intentions of designers or the political
. Ultimately, I argue that a focus on discourse not only provides insight into how AGRA conceptualizes agricultural transformation, but also how AGRA pursues agronomic, political, and social changes in the ... images and ideas in support of achieving specific, material ends. Representations of farmers “are actively mobilized by other actors in support of their ambitions” and “reveal the political work that
frameworks has often obscured the socio-cultural dimension of foodways and the historical and political structures that have shaped, and continue to shape, everyday relationships with food among different ... preindependence middle-aged generation (aged 43 to 65). Findings show that foodways of the three generations, each having experienced Zimbabwe's (post-)colonial political economy in different ways, are negotiated
food insecurity is a significant public health concern in high-income countries (Loopstra 2018) . Until governments address the socio-economic and political factors which perpetuate poverty in high ... , which are: opportunities for participation, educational programs, and political activities. As described with regards to social interactions when receiving food aid, participation of food aid receivers
