GOVT3995 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Food Justice Movement, Climate Justice, Mit Press

• School: University of Sydney
• Department: Government and International Relations
• Course: GOVT3995
• Professor: Professor David Schlosberg

Document Summary

Session 11: new directions 3: food, energy, and other materials. Food justice and the challenge to neoliberalism. gastronomica: The journal of critical food studies 14, no. Environmental and food justice. in alkon, a h, The winds of change: environmental justice in energy. Food justice and the critique of food systems. Reiterating first lecture: the idea of ej has expanded beyond the initial issues raised. Ej discourse has expanded in both topical and geographic scope horizontal expansion. Vertical expansion to global movements as well. Climate justice, indigenous rights, food security, energy transition. Another way of introducing this expansion of ej discourse to other issues/movements is through the project luke and i are working on. Sustainable materialism about new practices and community groups being developed around basic needs of everyday life. Not just individual practices, but focus on new systems and circulations of materials. History of environmentalism, food, and social justice. Early: mixed approach to food activism in african-american communities.