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Integrated food systems governance: Scaling equitable and transformative food initiatives through scholaractivist engagement
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Community-based efforts to transform food systems involve a diverse range of actors and increasingly attempt to focus on public engagement in policymaking processes. These initiatives often emphasize opportunities for more participatory forms of engagement rooted in systems thinking, which recognizes the interconnections between environmental, social, and economic injustices. Similarly, food systems scholars are increasingly engaged in participatory action projects seeking to make productive linkages between academic research, policymakers, and community organizations in search of tangible food systems change (...)
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HAMMELMAN, Colleen, et al. Integrated food systems governance: Scaling equitable and transformative food initiatives through scholaractivist engagement. Journal of Agriculture. Food Systems. Vol. and Community Development, num. 2020, pags. 9. ISSN 2152-0801. [consulted: 15 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/175644