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The global banquet politics of food

Discussion of corporate farming and its global effects.

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  • "Politics of food"
  • "Politics of food"@en
  • "Global banquet"@en

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  • "Discussion of corporate farming and its global effects."@en
  • "Discussion of corporate farming and its global effects."
  • "Documentaire. Comparaison entre les États-Unis où les exploitations agricoles commerciales ont écrasé les petites fermes familiales et d'autres pays du monde où on encourage ces exploitations commerciales. Réflexions sur les politiques et pratiques des géants internationaux de la production des produits alimentaires."
  • "Examines the ethical questions at the heart of the globalization debate. Reveals the profound negative impact of globalization n our food system. Exposes the myths that hunger is the result of scarcity, that small countries cannot feed themselves, and that only market-driven, chemically-based, industrial agriculture can feed the world. Shows that agribusiness is squeezing out small farmers and that trade liberalization, by allowing mass produced, low-cost food exports to developing countries is destroying peoples' ability to feed themselves. Discusses the links between food security and social development and tells how women particularly are affected. Looks at the myths surrounding the altering and patenting of life forms, factory farming, and the degradation of the environment."@en
  • "Examines the ethical questions at the heart of the globalization debate. Reveals the profound negative impact of globalization on our food system. Exposes the myths that hunger is the result of scarcity, that small countries cannot feed themselves, and that only market-driven, chemically-based, industrial agriculture can feed the world. Shows that agribusiness is squeezing out small farmers and that trade liberalization, by allowing mass produced, low-cost food exports to developing countries is destroying peoples' ability to feed themselves. Discusses the links between food security and social development and tells how women particularly are affected. Looks at the myths surrounding the altering and patenting of life forms, factory farming, and the degradation of the environment."@en

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  • "Nonfiction films"@en
  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Documentary films"@en

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  • "The global banquet (by invitation only) : politics of food"
  • "The global banquet politics of food"@en
  • "The global banquet (by invitation only)"@en
  • "The Global banquet [politics of food]"@en
  • "The Global banquet [politics of food]"
  • "The global banquet : politics of food"@en
  • "The global banquet : politics of food"

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