Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across Jurisdictions
Recent calls for national food policies that promote greater food sovereignty represent an emerging concern of public policy. Such a shift in food policy toward greater citizen control over domestic food supplies would have significant implications for all aspects of the agri-food system. One area o...
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Lyson Center for Civic Agriculture and Food Systems
2016-09-01
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| author | David J. Conell Cristopher R. Bryant Wayne J. Caldwell Arthur Churchyard Greg Cameron Tom Johnston Matias E. Margulis Doug Ramsey Claude Marois |
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| description | Recent calls for national food policies that promote greater food sovereignty represent an emerging concern of public policy. Such a shift in food policy toward greater citizen control over domestic food supplies would have significant implications for all aspects of the agri-food system. One area of concern is the conservation and use of agricultural land because, in the end, every act of producing and consuming food has direct or indirect impacts on the land base. Yet no research has considered the potential interactions and implications between food sovereignty and agricultural land use planning. This gap in research presents an opportunity to critically examine the effects of the changing roles and values on agricultural land use planning within and across jurisdictions. We believe that a better understanding of the dominant policy regimes within the agri-food system, including global competitiveness, farmland preservation, and food sovereignty, can lead to land use planning practices that are most beneficial for integrating not only multiple interests across jurisdictions, but also multiple perspectives. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-5a1d859e4e1f4e38b2aef29571dfcd252023-09-02T02:10:44ZengLyson Center for Civic Agriculture and Food SystemsJournal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development2152-08012016-09-013410.5304/jafscd.2013.034.011195Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across JurisdictionsDavid J. Conell0Cristopher R. Bryant1Wayne J. Caldwell2Arthur Churchyard3Greg Cameron4Tom Johnston5Matias E. Margulis6Doug Ramsey7Claude Marois8University of Northern British ColumbiaUniversité de MontréalUniversity of GuelphIndependent ResearcherDalhousie UniversityUniversity of LethbridgeUniversity of Northern British ColumbiaBrandon UniversityUniversité de MontréalRecent calls for national food policies that promote greater food sovereignty represent an emerging concern of public policy. Such a shift in food policy toward greater citizen control over domestic food supplies would have significant implications for all aspects of the agri-food system. One area of concern is the conservation and use of agricultural land because, in the end, every act of producing and consuming food has direct or indirect impacts on the land base. Yet no research has considered the potential interactions and implications between food sovereignty and agricultural land use planning. This gap in research presents an opportunity to critically examine the effects of the changing roles and values on agricultural land use planning within and across jurisdictions. We believe that a better understanding of the dominant policy regimes within the agri-food system, including global competitiveness, farmland preservation, and food sovereignty, can lead to land use planning practices that are most beneficial for integrating not only multiple interests across jurisdictions, but also multiple perspectives.https://www.foodsystemsjournal.org/index.php/fsj/article/view/195Agricultural Land Use PlanningFarmland ConservationFood SovereigntyGlobal CompetitivenessPlanning TheoryPolicy Regime Analysis |
| spellingShingle | David J. Conell Cristopher R. Bryant Wayne J. Caldwell Arthur Churchyard Greg Cameron Tom Johnston Matias E. Margulis Doug Ramsey Claude Marois Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across Jurisdictions Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development Agricultural Land Use Planning Farmland Conservation Food Sovereignty Global Competitiveness Planning Theory Policy Regime Analysis |
| title | Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across Jurisdictions |
| title_full | Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across Jurisdictions |
| title_fullStr | Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across Jurisdictions |
| title_full_unstemmed | Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across Jurisdictions |
| title_short | Food Sovereignty and Agricultural Land Use Planning: The Need To Integrate Public Priorities Across Jurisdictions |
| title_sort | food sovereignty and agricultural land use planning the need to integrate public priorities across jurisdictions |
| topic | Agricultural Land Use Planning Farmland Conservation Food Sovereignty Global Competitiveness Planning Theory Policy Regime Analysis |
| url | https://www.foodsystemsjournal.org/index.php/fsj/article/view/195 |
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