Globalising Food

'Globalising Food is a significant contribution to a new radical critique of globalization.' - Tim Lang, Times Higher Education Supplement

'This book is an important and valuable contribution to the study of food and agriculture.' - Environment and Planning

'Presenting rich empirical accounts of so many geographic regions and extending theoretical debate ... this is a wonderful edited collection which will undoubtedly prove invaluable to researchers working in the areas of critical geography, political economy and international development.' - Economic Geography Research Group

Auteur

David Goodman, Michael Watts

Texte du rabat

Explores the increasing industrializiation of agri culture throughout the world and the changing inte rnational divisions of labour that result as new commodities and new suppliers emerge.

Contenu
1: Agrarian Questions; I: Institutions, Embeddedness and Agrarian Trajectories; 2: Regional Integration and the Family Farm in the Mercosul Countries; 3: Multiple Trajectories of Rural Industrialisation; 4: Agrarian Questions in the Making of the Knitwear Industry in Tirupur, India; I: Commentary On Part I; II: Restructuring, Industry and Regional Dynamics; 5: Restructuring National Agriculture, Agro-Food Trade, and Agrarian Livelihoods in the Caribbean; 6: Restructuring Pork Production, Remaking Rural Iowa; II: Commentary On Part II; III: Globalisation, Value and Regulation in the Commodity System; 7: Creating Space For Food; 8: Agro-Industrial Just-In-Time; III: Commentary On Part III; IV: Discourse and Class, Networks and Accumulation; 9: Legal Discourse and the Restructuring of Californian Agriculture; 10: Field-Level Bureaucrats And The Making Of New Moral Discourses In Agri-Environmental Controversies; IV: Commentary On Part IV; V: Transnational Capital and Local Responses; 11: Nourishing Networks; 12: Reopening Totalities; V: Commentary On Part V; VI: Nature, Sustainability and the Agrarian Question; 13: Sustainability And Theory; 14: Some Observations on Agro-Food Change and the Future of Agricultural Sustainability Movements; VI: Commentary On Part VI