Utilizing a model derived from literature on environmental justice (EJ) overlaid with multiple scales of agriculture, this book provides key insights about laborers in agriculture in the United States.
Utilizing a model derived from literature on environmental justice (EJ) overlaid with multiple scales of agriculture, this book provides key insights about laborers in agriculture in the United States.
Rebecca E. Berkey is Director of Service-Learning, Northeastern University, Boston, USA, and Associate Director, Northeastern Environmental Justice Research Collaborative, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Environmental Justice and Farm Labor 1. Environmental Justice and Framing Labor in Agriculture as a Justice Issue 2. Justice Issues Facing Laborers in Agriculture 3. A Brief History of and Impact of Policy on Laborers in US Agriculture 4. Case Study in Conventional Agriculture: The Farmworker Association of Florida 5. Case Study in Organic Agriculture: The Northeast Organic Farming Association 6. The Current Landscape of Change: Fighting for Justice for Agricultural Labor 7. Conclusion: What Will It Take to Change the Story?
Introduction: Environmental Justice and Farm Labor 1. Environmental Justice and Framing Labor in Agriculture as a Justice Issue 2. Justice Issues Facing Laborers in Agriculture 3. A Brief History of and Impact of Policy on Laborers in US Agriculture 4. Case Study in Conventional Agriculture: The Farmworker Association of Florida 5. Case Study in Organic Agriculture: The Northeast Organic Farming Association 6. The Current Landscape of Change: Fighting for Justice for Agricultural Labor 7. Conclusion: What Will It Take to Change the Story?
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