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Preface vii
Acknowledgments xi
Abbreviations xiii
1 Introduction and themes 1
The perspective 1
Cross-cutting themes 8
Outline of the chapter structure 16
2 Defining food policy 21
Charting the terrain of food policy 21
Disciplinary traditions 23
Four phases in the evolution of modern food policy 27
Turning the fundamentals of ecological public health into goals for food policy 46
The emerging agenda 52
3 Public policy and governance 65
Analysing public policy: some key definitions, concepts and relationships 66
Power relationships and public policy 69
The state, governance and policy networks 75
Food governance 77
Multi-level governance of food policy 82
Food policy change 95
4 Nutrition 101
Why nutrition matters 102
Three nutritions: life science, social, and ecological 116
Policy responses to nutrition evidence 121
Nutrition institutions and champions 129
5 The supply chain 143
The structure of modern food-supply chains 145
National policies within an international policy context 149
Strategic problems arising for ecological public health 157
Power, concentration and control 164
Are supply chains addressing ecological public health? 175
6 The environment and ecosystems 187
The problem 187
The impacts of our food supply on the environment and the ecological constraints 189
Reframing environmental policy and food 200
Policy and governance responses to food, the environment, and ecosystems 207
7 Behaviour and culture 223
Food as culture 225
Food culture: a contentious concept? 228
Culture, cuisine and food as metaphors 230
Food as morality and control 232
What is in a meal? 235
Culturalspeed-up or lock-in? 237
Domestic labour in preparation and cooking 242
Multiple meanings: where are food cultures headed? 243
8 Inequality, poverty and social justice 253
What's the problem? 254
How to measure food poverty? 258
Solutions: who should do what? 266
Food movements and food democracy 278
9 On what terms ecological public health? 297
Tectonic plates shifting 297
Accountability: the political issue 304
Index 307
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reviewed Food Policy: Integrating health, environment and society on March 28, 2020 Food Policy
A centrist Democrat, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera believes in smaller government, in getting government out of our lives and our bedrooms, except when mandated by the Constitution, and pretty much to maintain law and order.
Intrusion by the Government is best left locally to the states where possible, rather than the Federal Government. She sets forth a number of instances in which the Federal Government tried to do the right thing, and it failed badly.
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