Intro
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Preface and a Note about Voice
Introduction: Living in One World, Imagining Another
Part I: The Corporate Industrial Food Alliance and the Myths It Promotes
1. Our Food and the Alliance
2. Three Myths That Prop Up Industrial Foods
Part II: Food Activists Confront Neoliberalism's Ecological Devastation and Economic Inequalities
3. Activism for a More Sustainable and Just Food System
4. Sustainable Food Activists Engage "the Economy"
5. Food Security Activism in Lean and Mean Times

Part III: Cross-Over Experiments in Sustainable and Socially Just Food Systems
6. Slow Food Charlotte, Farmers, and Food Insecurity
7. F.A.R.M. Café and Classed Lives at One's Table
8. Cornucopia Landscaping, Abundance, and Food Justice
9. Clarketon Community Garden and Racial and Class Divisions
10. Assessing the Transformative Significance of Food Activism
Conclusion: The Present and Future of Food Activism
Acknowledgments
Appendix: "Progress in the Art, Not Only of Robbing the Worker, but of Robbing the Soil"
Notes
References
Index
About the Authors