Titlebook: Beyond Global Food Supply Chains; Crisis, Disruption, Victoria Stead,Melinda Hinkson Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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The UN Food Systems Summit: Disaster Capitalism and the Future of Foodher aspects of social life thrown into disruption amid the global health, economic and environmental downturn, the early weeks of the pandemic seemed to offer the hope of transformative possibility, a “portal” towards different food systems. The time seemed ripe for the kinds of radical transitions

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Against Consumer Ethics in the global food system. Proponents of consumer ethics contend that informing consumers about injustices in the food system via labels or awareness campaigns will lead to collective rejection of unethical food corporations and the embrace of ethical products. This approach has been criticized on

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Agri-investment Cashing in on COVID-1921 and explores the role of financial actors within them. It analyses how financial investors, who emerged as powerful actors out of the 2008 crisis, responded to, and dealt with, the COVID-19 crisis. It further investigates how the pandemic has been rhetorically framed, what investment strategies w

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Putting the Crisis to Workvernment sought—and largely failed—to reinscribe the terms by which seasonal labour was imagined in attempts to make it attractive to “l(fā)ocal” workers. What resulted was an entrenching of uneven distributions of precarity, risk and vulnerability along the fault lines of race and migration status.

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Fantasies of Logistics in Aotearoa New Zealand particularities and that the particularities of disruption themselves provide a valuable analytical entry point for understanding the fragility and contingency of logistics. This leads us to show that the critical analysis of logistics relationships needs to move beyond a mirroring of claims to uni

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The Pandemic Supermarketthe innovations, improvisations and expressions of solidarity made both possible and necessary in the anticipation of an eventual return to “business as usual”. These experiences throw into relief the supermarket’s function as a definitive node that articulates the supply chains, consumer publics an