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Historicizing foodsovereignty Philip McMichael2014 год

Historicizing food sovereignty
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Аннотация: AbstractTo historicize food sovereignty is not simply to recognize its multiple forms and circumstances across time and space, but also to recognize its relation to the politics of capital in a crisis conjuncture. This paper traces the evolution of the food sovereignty vision from the initial stages of the food sovereignty countermovement to the present, arguing that food sovereignty politics have not only traveled from countryside to city as consumers/citizens anticipate ecological constraints and compensate for unequal food distributions, but also they have been confronted with transitions in the food regime following the recent food crisis. New enclosures, in the forms of land grabs and value-chains, administered by public-private ‘governance’ partnerships, have contradictory effects: threatening the peasant base of the food sovereignty countermovement, but also threatening to exacerbate the food crisis, as evidenced in recent food riot politics animated by the food sovereignty vision. As the food regime restructures, it reconditions the possibilities of food sovereignty politics. Arguably, the ultimate historicization of food sovereignty possibility is immanent in cumulative energy and climate feedbacks.Keywords: food sovereigntyfood regimehistoricization The author is grateful for the constructive comments of two anonymous reviewers.Additional informationNotes on contributorsPhilip McMichael is a Professor and Chair of Development Sociology, Cornell University, and is a member of the Civil Society Mechanism in the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) of the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO). Current research is on agrarian movements, land questions and food regimes. He is the author of Settlers and the agrarian question (1984), Development and social change: a global perspective (2012), and Food regimes and agrarian questions (2013), and editor of Contesting development: critical struggles for social change (2010).
Год издания: 2014
Авторы: Philip McMichael
Издательство: Taylor & Francis
Источник: The Journal of Peasant Studies
Ключевые слова: Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development, Organic Food and Agriculture, Urban Agriculture and Sustainability
Другие ссылки: The Journal of Peasant Studies (HTML)
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