Urban Gardening as Politics
Herausgeber: Tornaghi, Chiara; Certomà, Chiara
Urban Gardening as Politics
Herausgeber: Tornaghi, Chiara; Certomà, Chiara
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While most of the existing literature on community gardens and urban agriculture share a tendency towards either an advocacy view or a rather dismissive approach, this collection investigates and reflects on the complex and sometimes contradictory nature of these initiatives.
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While most of the existing literature on community gardens and urban agriculture share a tendency towards either an advocacy view or a rather dismissive approach, this collection investigates and reflects on the complex and sometimes contradictory nature of these initiatives.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 340g
- ISBN-13: 9780367500399
- ISBN-10: 0367500396
- Artikelnr.: 59986344
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 340g
- ISBN-13: 9780367500399
- ISBN-10: 0367500396
- Artikelnr.: 59986344
Chiara Tornaghi is Research Fellow in Urban Food Sovereignty and Resilience at the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience (CAWR), Coventry University, UK, and Chair of the AESOP Sustainable Food Planning group Chiara Certomà is Marie Sk¿odowska-Curie fellow at the Centre for Sustainable Development (CDO), Ghent University and affiliate Researcher at the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa
1. Politics and the contested terrain of urban gardening in the neoliberal
city Chiara Certomà and Chiara Tornaghi 2. Everyday (in)justices and
ordinary environmentalisms: community gardening in disadvantaged urban
neighbourhoods Paul Milbourne 3. A practice-based approach to political
gardening. Materiality, performativity and post-environmentalism Chiara
Certomà 4. Cultivating food as a right to the city Mark Purcell and Shannon
K. Tyman 5. Public-access community gardens: A new form of urban commons?
Imagining new socio-ecological futures in an urban gardening project in
Cologne, Germany Alexander Follmann and Valérie Viehoff 6. Challenging
Property Relations and Access to Land for Urban Food Production Gerda R.
Wekerle and Michael Classens 7. UK allotments and urban food initiatives:
(limited?) potential for reducing inequalities Wendy M. Miller 8.
Contesting the politics of place: Urban gardening in Dublin and Belfast
Mary P. Corcoran and Patricia Healy Kettle 9. Exploring guerrilla
gardening: gauging public views on the grassroots activity Michael Hardman,
Peter J. Larkham and David Adams 10. The making of a strategizing platform:
from politicising the food movement in urban contexts to political urban
agroecology Barbara Van Dyck, Chiara Tornaghi, Severin Halder, Ella von der
Haide, Emma Saunders 11. Contesting neoliberal urbanism in Glasgow's
community gardens: the practice of DIY citizenship John Crossan, Andrew
Cumbers, Robert McMaster and Deirdre Shaw 12. Political gardening, equity
and justice: a research agenda Chiara Tornaghi and Chiara Certomà
city Chiara Certomà and Chiara Tornaghi 2. Everyday (in)justices and
ordinary environmentalisms: community gardening in disadvantaged urban
neighbourhoods Paul Milbourne 3. A practice-based approach to political
gardening. Materiality, performativity and post-environmentalism Chiara
Certomà 4. Cultivating food as a right to the city Mark Purcell and Shannon
K. Tyman 5. Public-access community gardens: A new form of urban commons?
Imagining new socio-ecological futures in an urban gardening project in
Cologne, Germany Alexander Follmann and Valérie Viehoff 6. Challenging
Property Relations and Access to Land for Urban Food Production Gerda R.
Wekerle and Michael Classens 7. UK allotments and urban food initiatives:
(limited?) potential for reducing inequalities Wendy M. Miller 8.
Contesting the politics of place: Urban gardening in Dublin and Belfast
Mary P. Corcoran and Patricia Healy Kettle 9. Exploring guerrilla
gardening: gauging public views on the grassroots activity Michael Hardman,
Peter J. Larkham and David Adams 10. The making of a strategizing platform:
from politicising the food movement in urban contexts to political urban
agroecology Barbara Van Dyck, Chiara Tornaghi, Severin Halder, Ella von der
Haide, Emma Saunders 11. Contesting neoliberal urbanism in Glasgow's
community gardens: the practice of DIY citizenship John Crossan, Andrew
Cumbers, Robert McMaster and Deirdre Shaw 12. Political gardening, equity
and justice: a research agenda Chiara Tornaghi and Chiara Certomà
1. Politics and the contested terrain of urban gardening in the neoliberal
city Chiara Certomà and Chiara Tornaghi 2. Everyday (in)justices and
ordinary environmentalisms: community gardening in disadvantaged urban
neighbourhoods Paul Milbourne 3. A practice-based approach to political
gardening. Materiality, performativity and post-environmentalism Chiara
Certomà 4. Cultivating food as a right to the city Mark Purcell and Shannon
K. Tyman 5. Public-access community gardens: A new form of urban commons?
Imagining new socio-ecological futures in an urban gardening project in
Cologne, Germany Alexander Follmann and Valérie Viehoff 6. Challenging
Property Relations and Access to Land for Urban Food Production Gerda R.
Wekerle and Michael Classens 7. UK allotments and urban food initiatives:
(limited?) potential for reducing inequalities Wendy M. Miller 8.
Contesting the politics of place: Urban gardening in Dublin and Belfast
Mary P. Corcoran and Patricia Healy Kettle 9. Exploring guerrilla
gardening: gauging public views on the grassroots activity Michael Hardman,
Peter J. Larkham and David Adams 10. The making of a strategizing platform:
from politicising the food movement in urban contexts to political urban
agroecology Barbara Van Dyck, Chiara Tornaghi, Severin Halder, Ella von der
Haide, Emma Saunders 11. Contesting neoliberal urbanism in Glasgow's
community gardens: the practice of DIY citizenship John Crossan, Andrew
Cumbers, Robert McMaster and Deirdre Shaw 12. Political gardening, equity
and justice: a research agenda Chiara Tornaghi and Chiara Certomà
city Chiara Certomà and Chiara Tornaghi 2. Everyday (in)justices and
ordinary environmentalisms: community gardening in disadvantaged urban
neighbourhoods Paul Milbourne 3. A practice-based approach to political
gardening. Materiality, performativity and post-environmentalism Chiara
Certomà 4. Cultivating food as a right to the city Mark Purcell and Shannon
K. Tyman 5. Public-access community gardens: A new form of urban commons?
Imagining new socio-ecological futures in an urban gardening project in
Cologne, Germany Alexander Follmann and Valérie Viehoff 6. Challenging
Property Relations and Access to Land for Urban Food Production Gerda R.
Wekerle and Michael Classens 7. UK allotments and urban food initiatives:
(limited?) potential for reducing inequalities Wendy M. Miller 8.
Contesting the politics of place: Urban gardening in Dublin and Belfast
Mary P. Corcoran and Patricia Healy Kettle 9. Exploring guerrilla
gardening: gauging public views on the grassroots activity Michael Hardman,
Peter J. Larkham and David Adams 10. The making of a strategizing platform:
from politicising the food movement in urban contexts to political urban
agroecology Barbara Van Dyck, Chiara Tornaghi, Severin Halder, Ella von der
Haide, Emma Saunders 11. Contesting neoliberal urbanism in Glasgow's
community gardens: the practice of DIY citizenship John Crossan, Andrew
Cumbers, Robert McMaster and Deirdre Shaw 12. Political gardening, equity
and justice: a research agenda Chiara Tornaghi and Chiara Certomà