Politics Within Associations of Food Production and Distribution. Ethnography of an Alternative Food System in a City in Eastern France

Q3 Social Sciences

Swiss Journal of Sociology Pub Date : 2021-11-01 DOI:10.2478/sjs-2021-0024

A. Perrin

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Abstract

Abstract Alternative agri-food initiatives have the ambition to build an alternative to the market and industrialization, but these initiatives are nevertheless accused of depoliticization. Scarcely prone to subversion, allegedly they would only address the upper classes and fail to create a movement. An ethnographic survey among these initiatives in a city in eastern France, provides answers to these questions, showing a different definition of the economy re-embedded in politics and territory.

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粮食生产和分配协会中的政治。法国东部某城市另类食物系统的民族志研究

替代农业食品倡议有建立替代市场和工业化的野心，但这些倡议仍然被指责为非政治化。他们几乎不容易被颠覆，据说他们只会针对上层阶级，而不会发起一场运动。在法国东部一个城市进行的一项民族志调查提供了这些问题的答案，显示了重新嵌入政治和领土的经济的不同定义。

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Swiss Journal of Sociology Social Sciences-Social Sciences (all)

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1.50

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50 weeks

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