Food Security, Nutrition and Sustainability
Herausgeber: Lawrence, Geoffrey; Wallington, Tabatha; Lyons, Kristen
Food Security, Nutrition and Sustainability
Herausgeber: Lawrence, Geoffrey; Wallington, Tabatha; Lyons, Kristen
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Addresses the challenges facing the world in ensuring everyone can eat well and healthily, without destroying the planet.
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Addresses the challenges facing the world in ensuring everyone can eat well and healthily, without destroying the planet.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Mai 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9781849713870
- ISBN-10: 1849713871
- Artikelnr.: 33236890
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Mai 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9781849713870
- ISBN-10: 1849713871
- Artikelnr.: 33236890
Geoffrey Lawrence is Professor of Sociology and Head of the School of Social Science, University of Queensland, Australia. Kristen Lyons is Senior Lecturer of Sociology at the School of Social Science, University of Queensland, and formerly of Griffith University, Australia. Tabatha Wallington is a Research Scientist with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia.
1. Introduction: Food Security, Nutrition and Sustainability in a
Globalized World Part 1: Global Food Security 2. Breadbasket
Contradictions: The Unstable Bounty of Industrial Agriculture in the United
States and Canada 3. Security for Whom? Changing Discourses on Food in
Europe in Times of a Global Food Crisis 4. The Re-emergence of National
Food Security on the United Kingdom's Strategic Policy Agenda:
Sustainability Challenges and the Politics of Food Supply 5. Neoliberalism
and Food Vulnerability: The Stakes for the South 6. Energy Security,
Agriculture and Food Part 2: Food Systems, Diet and Nutrition 7. Unequal
Food Systems, Unhealthy Diets 8. Explaining Patterns of Convenience Food
Consumption 9. Public Health and Moral Panic: Sociological Perspectives on
the 'Epidemic of Obesity' 10. The Food Regulatory System - Is it Protecting
Public Health and Safety? 11. The 'Wellness' Phenomenon: Implications for
Global Agri-food Systems 12. Supermarkets, Food Systems and Public Health:
Facing the Challenges Part 3: Towards a Sustainable Agri-food Future 13.
Bodies, Bugs and Dirt: Sustainability Re-imagined in Community Gardens 14.
Biofuels: Finding a Sustainable Balance for Food and Energy 15. Examining
the Mythologies of Organics: Moving Beyond the Organic/Conventional Binary?
16. Nanotechnology and the Techno-corporate Agri-food Paradigm 17.
Conclusion: Drawing Evidence from the Food System for Future Policy
Globalized World Part 1: Global Food Security 2. Breadbasket
Contradictions: The Unstable Bounty of Industrial Agriculture in the United
States and Canada 3. Security for Whom? Changing Discourses on Food in
Europe in Times of a Global Food Crisis 4. The Re-emergence of National
Food Security on the United Kingdom's Strategic Policy Agenda:
Sustainability Challenges and the Politics of Food Supply 5. Neoliberalism
and Food Vulnerability: The Stakes for the South 6. Energy Security,
Agriculture and Food Part 2: Food Systems, Diet and Nutrition 7. Unequal
Food Systems, Unhealthy Diets 8. Explaining Patterns of Convenience Food
Consumption 9. Public Health and Moral Panic: Sociological Perspectives on
the 'Epidemic of Obesity' 10. The Food Regulatory System - Is it Protecting
Public Health and Safety? 11. The 'Wellness' Phenomenon: Implications for
Global Agri-food Systems 12. Supermarkets, Food Systems and Public Health:
Facing the Challenges Part 3: Towards a Sustainable Agri-food Future 13.
Bodies, Bugs and Dirt: Sustainability Re-imagined in Community Gardens 14.
Biofuels: Finding a Sustainable Balance for Food and Energy 15. Examining
the Mythologies of Organics: Moving Beyond the Organic/Conventional Binary?
16. Nanotechnology and the Techno-corporate Agri-food Paradigm 17.
Conclusion: Drawing Evidence from the Food System for Future Policy
1. Introduction: Food Security, Nutrition and Sustainability in a
Globalized World Part 1: Global Food Security 2. Breadbasket
Contradictions: The Unstable Bounty of Industrial Agriculture in the United
States and Canada 3. Security for Whom? Changing Discourses on Food in
Europe in Times of a Global Food Crisis 4. The Re-emergence of National
Food Security on the United Kingdom's Strategic Policy Agenda:
Sustainability Challenges and the Politics of Food Supply 5. Neoliberalism
and Food Vulnerability: The Stakes for the South 6. Energy Security,
Agriculture and Food Part 2: Food Systems, Diet and Nutrition 7. Unequal
Food Systems, Unhealthy Diets 8. Explaining Patterns of Convenience Food
Consumption 9. Public Health and Moral Panic: Sociological Perspectives on
the 'Epidemic of Obesity' 10. The Food Regulatory System - Is it Protecting
Public Health and Safety? 11. The 'Wellness' Phenomenon: Implications for
Global Agri-food Systems 12. Supermarkets, Food Systems and Public Health:
Facing the Challenges Part 3: Towards a Sustainable Agri-food Future 13.
Bodies, Bugs and Dirt: Sustainability Re-imagined in Community Gardens 14.
Biofuels: Finding a Sustainable Balance for Food and Energy 15. Examining
the Mythologies of Organics: Moving Beyond the Organic/Conventional Binary?
16. Nanotechnology and the Techno-corporate Agri-food Paradigm 17.
Conclusion: Drawing Evidence from the Food System for Future Policy
Globalized World Part 1: Global Food Security 2. Breadbasket
Contradictions: The Unstable Bounty of Industrial Agriculture in the United
States and Canada 3. Security for Whom? Changing Discourses on Food in
Europe in Times of a Global Food Crisis 4. The Re-emergence of National
Food Security on the United Kingdom's Strategic Policy Agenda:
Sustainability Challenges and the Politics of Food Supply 5. Neoliberalism
and Food Vulnerability: The Stakes for the South 6. Energy Security,
Agriculture and Food Part 2: Food Systems, Diet and Nutrition 7. Unequal
Food Systems, Unhealthy Diets 8. Explaining Patterns of Convenience Food
Consumption 9. Public Health and Moral Panic: Sociological Perspectives on
the 'Epidemic of Obesity' 10. The Food Regulatory System - Is it Protecting
Public Health and Safety? 11. The 'Wellness' Phenomenon: Implications for
Global Agri-food Systems 12. Supermarkets, Food Systems and Public Health:
Facing the Challenges Part 3: Towards a Sustainable Agri-food Future 13.
Bodies, Bugs and Dirt: Sustainability Re-imagined in Community Gardens 14.
Biofuels: Finding a Sustainable Balance for Food and Energy 15. Examining
the Mythologies of Organics: Moving Beyond the Organic/Conventional Binary?
16. Nanotechnology and the Techno-corporate Agri-food Paradigm 17.
Conclusion: Drawing Evidence from the Food System for Future Policy