Audit and agrarianismthe moral economy of an alternative food network

With consumers and producers seeking alternative to corporate, industrial food, systems of provision that promise greater ecological and social sustainability have gained in popularity. As these Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) scale up and go mainstream, both scholars and the general public want to know who is holding them accountable to their purported goals.

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Title Audit and agrarianismthe moral economy of an alternative food network
Description With consumers and producers seeking alternative to corporate, industrial food, systems of provision that promise greater ecological and social sustainability have gained in popularity. As these Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) scale up and go mainstream, both scholars and the general public want to know who is holding them accountable to their purported goals.
Agroecology Category
  • Integrated systems
  • Seed management
  • Soil health
  • Economy and income
  • Sustainable food system
  • Climate
  • Collaboration
  • Knowledge and values
Agroecology Keyword
    Contributing organisations Science of the Anthropocene
    Author Liz Carlisle  
    Year 2015
    Type of document Factsheet
    Language English
    Spatial Information
    Country Global
    Administrative Level 1
    Administrative Level 2
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