Community Food Security via Urban Agriculture: Understanding People, Place, Economy, and Accessibility from a Food Justice Perspective
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10 novembre 2021
- doi: 10.58079/auia
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Food habits Foraging behavior Foods Feeding behavior Neighbourhoods Neighborhood Foods Security, Food Insecurity, Food Food deserts Food insecurityCiter ce document
Eric Duchemin, « Community Food Security via Urban Agriculture: Understanding People, Place, Economy, and Accessibility from a Food Justice Perspective », AgriUrbain, ID : 10.58079/auia
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in relieving food insecurity in lower-income neighborhoods of post-industrial U.S. cities, using Philadelphia as a case study. Based on food justice literature and mixed-methods such as GIS, survey, field observations, and interviews, we discuss how neighborhoods, nearby residents, and the local food economy interact with UA projects. Our findings suggest that, although UA projects occupy a vital place in the fight against community food insecurity in disadvantaged inner-city neighborhoods, ...