Resourcing an Agroecological Urbanism : Political, Transformational and Territorial Dimensions (Paperback)

Introduction. Embracing political agroecology, transforming sustainable food planning Chiara Tornaghi and Michiel Dehaene1. Food as an urban question, and the foundations of a reproductive, agroecological, urbanism C.M. Deh-Tor2. Sharing the harvest: Transformative artful and activist methodologies for urban agroecology E. Von Der Haide, A. M. Orru, B. Van Dyck, et al.3. Commons and Commoning for a Just Agroecological Transition: The Importance of Decolonising and Decommodifying our Food SystemsTomaso Ferrando, Priscilla Claeys, Dagmar Diesner et al.4. Urban agrarian alliance building in peri-urban Rome: The pivotal role of land access in food system reconfigurationLuca Colombo, Stefano Grandi and Giacomo Lepri5. Urban agroforestry as a strategy for aligning agroecology with resilience planning initiatives　Sarah Lovell and John Taylor6. Soils, Industrialised Cities, and Contaminants: Challenges for an Agroecological Urbanism Salvatore Engel Di Mauro7. The potential of bio-intensive market gardening models for a transformative urban agriculture: Adapting SPIN Farming to Brussels Noemie Maughan, Natalie Pipart, Barbara Van Dyck et al.8. The transformative potential of agroecological farmers: an analysis of participatory food system strategies in Nicaragua and EnglandElise Wach and Santiago Ripoll9. Conjugating Social and Solidarity Economies in Chiapas, Mexico: Redesigning food systems for economic, social and ecological virtuous circlesEmilio Travieso10. Peasant Counter-Hegemony towards post-capitalist food sovereignty: Facing Rural and Urban PrecarityMark TilzeyConclusions. The programmatic dimension of an agroecological urbanismMichiel Dehaene and Chiara Tornaghi