Toward the recovery of the local in the globalizing food system: The role of alternative agricultural and food models in the us

Ethics, Place and Environment 7 (3):141 – 150 (2004)
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The American food system has come to be defined by three significant developments: globalization, consolidation, and industrialization. These developments have not emerged as defining elements of t...

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