Alternative food systems and networks, which have emerged around the world, are often
fragmentary, reduced in size and frequently unfold in parallel, hardly linked to each other …

Cities are becoming key transition spaces where new food governance systems are being
fashioned, creating 'spaces of deliberation'that bring together civil society, private actors …

In the context of pressing socio-ecological challenges, from poverty and pandemics to
climate change, urban food policies are expanding across the globe. The special issue on …

Cities have begun to develop a more 'place-based approach'to food policy that emphasises
translocal alliances. To understand how such alliances develop distinct capacities to act, in …

Research has highlighted how new policy networks are transforming the food governance
landscape, with pioneering urban governments addressing food security challenges through …

This chapter focuses on both streams in develo**-country contexts, and the related
challenges and opportunities for the productive and safe use of urban organic wastes and …

The development of urban food policies has shed light on the strategic role of public
landownership for strengthening farmers capacities in the context of rising land values …

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Battista, Amanda, editor.| Johnston, Carla, editor. Title: Sustainable food system assessment …

Despite the growth of urban food policies across the globe, a key challenge remains around
measuring the impact of these initiatives in building more sustainable and just cities. The …

Strategies and action plans for sustainable food provisioning and urban food security are in
progress in many urban regions both in the global North and South. A number of urgent …