Dedication

pp v-v

Artist Statement

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of Figures and Tables

pp ix-x

Notes on Contributors

pp xi-xvii

Acknowledgements

pp xviii-xviii

Foreword

pp xix-xx

Introduction

pp 1-16

1 - Growing a Radical Food Geographies Praxis

pp 17-34

Part I - Scale

pp 35-36

2 - Fostering Racial Justice via Values-Based Food Procurement in the Good Food Buffalo Coalition

pp 37-52

3 - With Pots and Pens to Parliament: Understanding and Responding to Crises through a Critical Feminist Lens in Cape Town, South Africa

pp 53-70

4 - Radical Food Intersections: Pandemic Shocks, Gentrification Mutation, Essential Labour, and the Evolution of Struggle

pp 71-85

5 - Racialized Migrant Labour in Organic Agriculture in Canada: Blind Spots and Barriers to Justice

pp 86-102

Part II - Spatial Imaginaries

pp 103-104

6 - Radical and Intersectional Food Systems in the Context of Multiple Crises: The Case of Ollas Comunes in Chile

pp 105-119

7 - Radical Legal Geographies of the Food Desert Spatial Imaginary

pp 120-135

8 - Consuming Chinatown: Gentrifying through Taste and Design

pp 136-153

9 - Developing Black Urban Agrarianism

pp 154-168

Part III - Human and More-than-Human Relations

pp 169-170

10 - Beyond ‘Good Intentions’: Fostering Meaningful Indigenous–Settler Relationships to Support Indigenous Food Sovereignty

pp 171-186

11 - Reshaping Collective Dreams for a Just Food Future through Research and Activism in Western Avadh, India

pp 187-205

12 - Food-Making in the Sisterhoods of Bourj Albarajenah Refugee Camp: Towards Radical Food Geographies of Displacement

pp 206-222

13 - The Possibilities of Geopoetics for Growing Radical Food Geographies and Rooting Responsibilities on Indigenous Lands

pp 223-243

14 - Radical Food Geographies Un/Settlings: The Weaponization of Food and its Discontents in Occupied Palestine and the Ch’orti’ Maya East

pp 244-260

15 - Epilogue

pp 261-265

Index

pp 266-273