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Epistemic Regards on Food as a Commons: Plurality of Schools, Genealogy of Meanings, Confusing Vocabularies

2017-04-07

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Commons and food are experiencing a revival in recent years and yet the links between both are almost absent in academic and political discourses. Commons are often portrayed as historical and yet innovative governing mechanisms that can challenge the State-Market hegemony. On the other side, food is both a relevant agent of change and a major driver of planetary destruction, being thus cause and solution to multi...

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Literature Corpus work: ae5b24ec-a624-5699-8b72-98a4d0cf4f65
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201704.0038.v1

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