This book shows food insecurity in South Africa is shaped by many issues, such as structural poverty, racism, reconciliation attempts during and after apartheid, public health issues such as HIV/AIDS, and environmental concerns such as drought.
This book shows food insecurity in South Africa is shaped by many issues, such as structural poverty, racism, reconciliation attempts during and after apartheid, public health issues such as HIV/AIDS, and environmental concerns such as drought.
Jacqueline Hanoman is a sociologist, qualitative researcher and educator with a PhD in Cultural Foundations from Purdue University, USA. Her areas of interest include narrative inquiry, multidimensional poverty and social justice, food insecurity and public health issues, critical community education and development for sustainability.
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Introduction Chapter 1. The Hidden Faces of Poverty and Hunger Chapter 2. South Africa and the Free State Province: History, Society, Race and Food Chapter 3. The City and the Townships Chapter 4. Poverty and Hope in the City Chapter 5. Food Insecurity and Food Initiatives Beyond the City Chapter 6. It is Never Only About Food: Power, Critical Consciousness and Survival Within Poverty APPENDIX. NOTES AND METHODS
Introduction Chapter 1. The Hidden Faces of Poverty and Hunger Chapter 2. South Africa and the Free State Province: History, Society, Race and Food Chapter 3. The City and the Townships Chapter 4. Poverty and Hope in the City Chapter 5. Food Insecurity and Food Initiatives Beyond the City Chapter 6. It is Never Only About Food: Power, Critical Consciousness and Survival Within Poverty APPENDIX. NOTES AND METHODS
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