Responding to global food, fuel and financial crises, social movements are forming new ways of building social power and creating effective, community-based alternatives. For an introduction to this issue, download our Food First Issue Primer on Global Crises & Global Movements
This publication was edited by Luis Escala Rabadan. This publication is the final part of a three part Issue Brief…
Traducción por Rosalí Jurado y Alan Llanos Velázquez, Edición: Nancy Utley García y Luis Escala Rabadán. Esta publicación es la…
This publication was edited by Luis Escala Rabadan. This publication is the second part of a three part Issue Brief…
Traducción por Rosalí Jurado y Alan Llanos Velázquez, Edición: Nancy Utley García y Luis Escala Rabadán. Segunda de tres partes…
Marchers take part in the Farmworker March for Dignity 2019, on August 4, 2019, in Whatcom County, Washington. David Bacon …
This publication was edited by Luis Escala Rabadan. This publication is the first part of a three part Issue Brief…
Traducción por Rosalí Jurado y Alan Llanos Velázquez, Edición: Nancy Utley García y Luis Escala Rabadán. Esta es la primera…
Antitrust law are back on the political agenda, thanks to the 2020 presidential campaign. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and other…
The US trade war with China and its impacts on agriculture have occupied a lot of media time. But none…
How we produce and consume food is contributing to climate change and social upheaval, ultimately undermining our ability to produce food at all.
The Tunisian government is in high-level talks to remove the last crumbling barriers protecting Tunisian agriculture. Efforts to capitalize on…
Everyone knew that the odds of the Green New Deal (GND) making it through the present Congress were slim to…
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