Against Localism In Food
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The food system must shrink its footprint while remaining planetary in scope.
Against Localism In Food The food system must shrink its footprint while remaining planetary in scope. Raw & Rendered for Noema Magazine Credits Philip Maughan is a writer and researcher based in London. BERLIN — For the past few decades, fears over food security, food safety, the rights of farmers and the environment have fueled a growing consensus that we should all do more to “eat local.” This development is also being driven by what political scientist Chad Lavin describe s in his 2013 book “Eating Anxiety: The Perils of Food Politics,” as fears over multiple collapsing “precious borders”
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