Food, Agriculture and Social Change
The Everyday Vitality of Latin America
Herausgeber: Sherwood, Stephen; Paredes, Myriam; Arce, Alberto
Food, Agriculture and Social Change
The Everyday Vitality of Latin America
Herausgeber: Sherwood, Stephen; Paredes, Myriam; Arce, Alberto
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Through grounded case studies in seven Latin American countries, each of which seeks to explain development as it uniquely unfolds, this book explores how social change in food and agriculture is fundamentally experiential, contingent and unpredictable.
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Through grounded case studies in seven Latin American countries, each of which seeks to explain development as it uniquely unfolds, this book explores how social change in food and agriculture is fundamentally experiential, contingent and unpredictable.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781138214989
- ISBN-10: 1138214981
- Artikelnr.: 48314896
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781138214989
- ISBN-10: 1138214981
- Artikelnr.: 48314896
Stephen Sherwood is Lecturer and Researcher in Knowledge, Technology and Innovation at Wageningen University, the Netherlands. Alberto Arce is Associate Professor of Sociology of Development and Change at Wageningen University, the Netherlands, and Associate Professor at the Faculty of Agronomy at the Universidad de Chile. Myriam Paredes is Professor in Rural Territorial Development at the Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO), Ecuador.
Introduction: Food Embodiments, Assemblages and Intersubjectivities in
Latin America - Ebbs and Flows of Critical Food Studies Alberto Arce,
Stephen Sherwood and Myriam Paredes 1. Embodiment and Reflexivity: Gaining
Insight into Food Lifeways through the Chili Cook-off in Ajijic, Mexico
Eleanor Fisher, Alberto Arce and Vladimir Diaz Copado 2. Creating Healthy
Bodies in Rural Ecuador at a Time of Dietary Shift Joan Gross, Carla
Guerrón-Montero, Michaela Hammer and Peter Berti 3. Finding the Food by
Hiding the Gold: Andoque Abundance, Mining, and Food in the Colombian
Amazon Camilo Torres and Gerard Verschoor 4. Encounters with the Brazilian
Soybean Boom: Transnational Farmers and the Cerrado Andrew Ofstehage 5.
Affective Struggles in the Desert: Bringing to Bear Water on Agriculture
and Food Horacio Narváez-Mena 6. People, Cows and Milking Machines: Public
Policy and New Inter-subjectivities in Ecuador Nicolas Vasconcellos 7.
Forgive Me for Being Human: Wirikuta Nomadism and Rebellious Peyote Oscar
F. Reyna 8. Feeding Paradise? Corporeal Food Citizenship in the Galapagos
Christine Franke, Jessica Duncan, and Stephen Sherwood 9. Unfolding
Agencies and Associations of Agroecology Networks in Brazil Flávia
Charão-Marques, Claudia Schmitt and Daniela Oliveira 10. Deepening
Relationships through Bio-intensive Food: AgroSano in Oaxaca Charlynne
Curiel 11. Public Good: Wheat Assemblages and the Revalorization of
Culinary and Handicraft in Bio-Bio, Chile Paola Silva, Maruja Cortés and
Alberto Arce 12. Affectivity in Public Procurement: The Case of New Dawn
Cooperative and the Elderly in Argentina María Laura Viteri 13. Assembling
Responsible Food Markets: The Case of Cooperativa La Manzana in Southern
Chile Gustavo Blanco, Jilles van Gastel and Andrés Lagarrigue 14. 250
Thousand Families Campaign: The Existence of Flavor and Taste Stephen
Sherwood, Ana Deaconu and Myriam Paredes 15. Conclusion: The Vitality of
Every Day Food Stephen Sherwood, Eleanor Fisher and Alberto Arce
Latin America - Ebbs and Flows of Critical Food Studies Alberto Arce,
Stephen Sherwood and Myriam Paredes 1. Embodiment and Reflexivity: Gaining
Insight into Food Lifeways through the Chili Cook-off in Ajijic, Mexico
Eleanor Fisher, Alberto Arce and Vladimir Diaz Copado 2. Creating Healthy
Bodies in Rural Ecuador at a Time of Dietary Shift Joan Gross, Carla
Guerrón-Montero, Michaela Hammer and Peter Berti 3. Finding the Food by
Hiding the Gold: Andoque Abundance, Mining, and Food in the Colombian
Amazon Camilo Torres and Gerard Verschoor 4. Encounters with the Brazilian
Soybean Boom: Transnational Farmers and the Cerrado Andrew Ofstehage 5.
Affective Struggles in the Desert: Bringing to Bear Water on Agriculture
and Food Horacio Narváez-Mena 6. People, Cows and Milking Machines: Public
Policy and New Inter-subjectivities in Ecuador Nicolas Vasconcellos 7.
Forgive Me for Being Human: Wirikuta Nomadism and Rebellious Peyote Oscar
F. Reyna 8. Feeding Paradise? Corporeal Food Citizenship in the Galapagos
Christine Franke, Jessica Duncan, and Stephen Sherwood 9. Unfolding
Agencies and Associations of Agroecology Networks in Brazil Flávia
Charão-Marques, Claudia Schmitt and Daniela Oliveira 10. Deepening
Relationships through Bio-intensive Food: AgroSano in Oaxaca Charlynne
Curiel 11. Public Good: Wheat Assemblages and the Revalorization of
Culinary and Handicraft in Bio-Bio, Chile Paola Silva, Maruja Cortés and
Alberto Arce 12. Affectivity in Public Procurement: The Case of New Dawn
Cooperative and the Elderly in Argentina María Laura Viteri 13. Assembling
Responsible Food Markets: The Case of Cooperativa La Manzana in Southern
Chile Gustavo Blanco, Jilles van Gastel and Andrés Lagarrigue 14. 250
Thousand Families Campaign: The Existence of Flavor and Taste Stephen
Sherwood, Ana Deaconu and Myriam Paredes 15. Conclusion: The Vitality of
Every Day Food Stephen Sherwood, Eleanor Fisher and Alberto Arce
Introduction: Food Embodiments, Assemblages and Intersubjectivities in
Latin America - Ebbs and Flows of Critical Food Studies Alberto Arce,
Stephen Sherwood and Myriam Paredes 1. Embodiment and Reflexivity: Gaining
Insight into Food Lifeways through the Chili Cook-off in Ajijic, Mexico
Eleanor Fisher, Alberto Arce and Vladimir Diaz Copado 2. Creating Healthy
Bodies in Rural Ecuador at a Time of Dietary Shift Joan Gross, Carla
Guerrón-Montero, Michaela Hammer and Peter Berti 3. Finding the Food by
Hiding the Gold: Andoque Abundance, Mining, and Food in the Colombian
Amazon Camilo Torres and Gerard Verschoor 4. Encounters with the Brazilian
Soybean Boom: Transnational Farmers and the Cerrado Andrew Ofstehage 5.
Affective Struggles in the Desert: Bringing to Bear Water on Agriculture
and Food Horacio Narváez-Mena 6. People, Cows and Milking Machines: Public
Policy and New Inter-subjectivities in Ecuador Nicolas Vasconcellos 7.
Forgive Me for Being Human: Wirikuta Nomadism and Rebellious Peyote Oscar
F. Reyna 8. Feeding Paradise? Corporeal Food Citizenship in the Galapagos
Christine Franke, Jessica Duncan, and Stephen Sherwood 9. Unfolding
Agencies and Associations of Agroecology Networks in Brazil Flávia
Charão-Marques, Claudia Schmitt and Daniela Oliveira 10. Deepening
Relationships through Bio-intensive Food: AgroSano in Oaxaca Charlynne
Curiel 11. Public Good: Wheat Assemblages and the Revalorization of
Culinary and Handicraft in Bio-Bio, Chile Paola Silva, Maruja Cortés and
Alberto Arce 12. Affectivity in Public Procurement: The Case of New Dawn
Cooperative and the Elderly in Argentina María Laura Viteri 13. Assembling
Responsible Food Markets: The Case of Cooperativa La Manzana in Southern
Chile Gustavo Blanco, Jilles van Gastel and Andrés Lagarrigue 14. 250
Thousand Families Campaign: The Existence of Flavor and Taste Stephen
Sherwood, Ana Deaconu and Myriam Paredes 15. Conclusion: The Vitality of
Every Day Food Stephen Sherwood, Eleanor Fisher and Alberto Arce
Latin America - Ebbs and Flows of Critical Food Studies Alberto Arce,
Stephen Sherwood and Myriam Paredes 1. Embodiment and Reflexivity: Gaining
Insight into Food Lifeways through the Chili Cook-off in Ajijic, Mexico
Eleanor Fisher, Alberto Arce and Vladimir Diaz Copado 2. Creating Healthy
Bodies in Rural Ecuador at a Time of Dietary Shift Joan Gross, Carla
Guerrón-Montero, Michaela Hammer and Peter Berti 3. Finding the Food by
Hiding the Gold: Andoque Abundance, Mining, and Food in the Colombian
Amazon Camilo Torres and Gerard Verschoor 4. Encounters with the Brazilian
Soybean Boom: Transnational Farmers and the Cerrado Andrew Ofstehage 5.
Affective Struggles in the Desert: Bringing to Bear Water on Agriculture
and Food Horacio Narváez-Mena 6. People, Cows and Milking Machines: Public
Policy and New Inter-subjectivities in Ecuador Nicolas Vasconcellos 7.
Forgive Me for Being Human: Wirikuta Nomadism and Rebellious Peyote Oscar
F. Reyna 8. Feeding Paradise? Corporeal Food Citizenship in the Galapagos
Christine Franke, Jessica Duncan, and Stephen Sherwood 9. Unfolding
Agencies and Associations of Agroecology Networks in Brazil Flávia
Charão-Marques, Claudia Schmitt and Daniela Oliveira 10. Deepening
Relationships through Bio-intensive Food: AgroSano in Oaxaca Charlynne
Curiel 11. Public Good: Wheat Assemblages and the Revalorization of
Culinary and Handicraft in Bio-Bio, Chile Paola Silva, Maruja Cortés and
Alberto Arce 12. Affectivity in Public Procurement: The Case of New Dawn
Cooperative and the Elderly in Argentina María Laura Viteri 13. Assembling
Responsible Food Markets: The Case of Cooperativa La Manzana in Southern
Chile Gustavo Blanco, Jilles van Gastel and Andrés Lagarrigue 14. 250
Thousand Families Campaign: The Existence of Flavor and Taste Stephen
Sherwood, Ana Deaconu and Myriam Paredes 15. Conclusion: The Vitality of
Every Day Food Stephen Sherwood, Eleanor Fisher and Alberto Arce