1. Old and New Dilemmas around Charitable food. Promoting reflection on (some) policies and practices
2. When opulence can no longer hide hunger: International politics, welfare policies and the need to take action
3. Ethical debates on global hunger: moral obligations to the distant other and global justice
4. Food sharing and altruism: reconstructing the behavioural evolution
5. The right to food and the essential promotion of personal autonomy: the "how" matters
6. Food sharing in religious and indigenous traditions: Drawing inspirations for contemporary food ethics and politics
7. Criminalising the poverty: stigma of the social inequalities within the constitutional framework of the workfare state of the Union
8. Other ways of eating in spain: Food itineraries in a context of increasing precarization
9. Clash between some kinds of charitable food and the human right to food
10. The Corporatization of Food Charity in Canada: Implications for Domestic Hunger, Poverty Reduction and Public Policy.