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Geographies of Food: Global Visions of Healthy and Unhealthy Food de Harrison Esam Awuh

Geographies of Food: Global Visions of Healthy and Unhealthy Food: Springer Geography

Editat de Harrison Esam Awuh, Samuel Agyekum
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 10 feb 2024
The book offers a multi-scale, epistemically diverse, and sense-making perspectives on the food system. The book argues that sustainable food system transformation is a complex proposition that can better thrive upon the inclusion of consumer perspectives. The book brings together scholarly works of critical scholars and practitioners who bring to bear the uniqueness of places, cultures, histories and interactions in the milieu of food.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9783031498725
ISBN-10: 3031498720
Pagini: 215
Ilustrații: XVI, 215 p. 114 illus., 108 illus. in color.
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Ediția:2024
Editura: Springer Nature Switzerland
Colecția Springer
Seria Springer Geography

Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland

Cuprins

Introduction to visions of healthy and unhealthy food.- Land of good food, agriculture and various visions of good and bad food.- Beyond just eating: a glimpse into the future of healthier food practices in Ghana.- Meanings and visions of food in Flevoland, The Netherlands.- Consumers’ perceptions of healthy and unhealthy food in Northern Italy.- Exploration of the diverse meanings ascribed to food by different social groups in Eastern Visayas, Philippines.- Perceptions of healthy and unhealthy food amongst people with migrant backgrounds in Canada: The case of Toronto.- More Than Just Food: Perceptions on (un)healthy food in South Africa.- Conclusion.

Notă biografică

Harrison Esam Awuh was born in Cameroon. He has over twenty years’ experience working and studying across the world (Cameroon, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Belgium, and The Netherlands). He holds a master’s degree in natural resources management, a master’s degree in human geography, and a PhD in human geography (KU Leuven, Belgium). He considers himself as a human geographer by training and a political ecologist by specialty. As a political ecologist, his expertise is sustainability with a specific focus on social sustainability. He seeks to enhance sustainability by developing inclusive research methodologies based on three cornerstones of geography (time, space, and demography). He is currently involved in developing inclusive methodologies in sustainable food system transformation with a focus on the consumers.


Samuel Agyekum is a Ghanaian with an extensive study and research experience in diverse cultures oceans apart (Denmark, The Netherlands and Ghana). He holds a Bachelors degree in Geography (University of Education, Winneba – Ghana) and Master’s degree in Urban Environmental Management from Wageningen University and Research. With exposure to knowledge coproduction and critical sustainability research, he considers himself a critical human (urban) geographer with expertise in mixed methodologies which he has deployed several of them in his specialties: food system and green cities. Within these specialties, Samuel is currently exploring the question: how transformative research approach can help understand how power relations and social inequalities are navigated, reproduced, and contested in cities. His research ambition is to enhance the discourse of critical sustainability science, where indigenous geographies are given priority in creating sustainable futures through interdisciplinary research.








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The book offers a multi-scale, epistemically diverse, and sense-making perspectives on the food system. The book argues that sustainable food system transformation is a complex proposition that can better thrive upon the inclusion of consumer perspectives. The book brings together scholarly works of critical scholars and practitioners who bring to bear the uniqueness of places, cultures, histories and interactions in the milieu of food.

Caracteristici

Contributes in broadening understandings of sustainable food Explores different narratives of food and transformation Richly illustrated