A sustainable food system is a key target of the global Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs). The current global food system operates on market mechanisms that prioritise profit …

Building on insights from political geography and the social sciences, this paper illuminates
the diversity of European far-right politics in general and far-right ecologism in particular by …

Food sovereignty, as defined by the comprehensive definition offered in the 2007 Nyéléni
Forum, encompasses essential action lines for transforming a food system based on food …

This dispatch outlines some of the immediate consequences and long-term challenges
posed by the Ukraine war on food security and production systems in Eastern Europe. We …

Peasant studies have long demonstrated the historical contribution of peasants to the
stewardship of earth's commons. We enter the debate on ecological citizenship through a …

This paper examines the role of geopolitics, including armed conflict, in family farming.
Drawing on critical approaches to geopolitics in geography and anthropology, we situate the …

From seeds to land and knowledge, protecting the commons and participating in
commoning practices are considered essential for the realization of food sovereignty (FS) …

In a world increasingly dominated by mass food production and global food chains, the
search for sustainable and locally sourced alternatives is crucial. This study investigates the …

Is capitalism a factory of urbanites? How do dualist identifications such as peasants vs.
urbanites support or impede democratic egalitarian politics? The 'planetary …

Abstract The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal Two aims to eradicate hunger
and malnutrition worldwide by 2030. This is an immense task given that an estimated two …