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ID133112
Title ProperTrading out of the global food crisis
Other Title Informationthe world trade organization and the geopolitics of food security
LanguageENG
AuthorMargulis, Matias E
Publication2014.
Summary / Abstract (Note)The geopolitics of the Global Food Crisis and international trade has received limited scholarly attention, a significant omission given the major roles of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in structuring world food production and trade flows and as a principal inter-state governing mechanism of the global agro-food system. Analysing recent international policy actions framing the WTO as a 'fix' to the Global Food Crisis, this article points to the value of a critical geopolitics of agro-power sensitive to the spatial reconfiguration of production and power in the global agro-food system, problematising geospatial categories such as 'North' and 'South', and that takes seriously contests for control of geopolitical agents such as the WTO.
`In' analytical NoteGeopolitics Vol.19, No.2; May 2014: p.322-350
Journal SourceGeopolitics Vol.19, No.2; May 2014: p.322-350
Key WordsGlobal Food Crisis ;  International Organization - OP ;  Geopolitics ;  Food Security ;  Food Insecurity ;  World Trade Organization - WTO ;  Agro Power ;  International Policy ;  Governing Mechanism ;  Global Agro-Food System - GAFS ;  International Actor ;  Geopolitical Agents ;  International Trade


 
 
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