World Hunger: Ten Myths
In this Backgrounder we encapsulate 40 years of learning and in-depth new research to reframe ten such ways of thinking explored in our latest book World Hunger: 10 Myths.
Agroecology Saves the Farm (Where Fair Trade Failed): Surviving the Coffee Crisis in Costa Rica
This Backgrounder examines the role of agroecology vs. Fair Trade in helping Costa Rican coffee farmers stay on the land during the global coffee crisis.
This Land is Whose Land? Dispossession, Resistance and Reform in the United States
The disastrous effects of land grabbing and land concentration sweeping the globe do not affect all farmers equally.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership: A threat to democracy and food sovereignty
The TPP brings agriculture back into multilateral trade negotiations with a vengeance.
Survival Pending Revolution: What the Black Panthers can teach the US food movement
To inoculate ourselves against the dangers of being co-opted into the very food system we have spent a decade criticizing, we need food politics.