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Neoliberalism and alternative food movements: markets, the state, and knowledge production in Southern California

Gresh, Rebecca A (2017-07-14)

Alternative food movements are promoted as solutions to environmental and social problems in the context of neoliberalism in the Unites States. Scholarly literature is divided over whether alternative food movements are ...

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Sanitation and social power in the United States

Carrera, Jennifer (2014-09-16)

This dissertation is an investigation of the relationship between sanitation, power, and poverty in the United States. It draws from two broad theoretical lenses, political economies of race and political economies of the ...

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