The Moral Economy of Plant-Based Futures
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The Moral Economy of Plant-Based Futures https://WebToolTip.com English | 2026 | ISBN: 1032660023 | 275 pages | True PDF,EPUB | 25.32 MB The Moral Economy of Plant-Based Futures explores the complex interplay between plant-based social movements and the evolving global economy, offering a timely analysis of how these movements respond to and shape calls for reduced meat and dairy production. While meat and dairy production and consumption are increasingly being held responsible for climate chang
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The Moral Economy of Plant-Based Futures
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English | 2026 | ISBN: 1032660023 | 275 pages | True PDF,EPUB | 25.32 MB
The Moral Economy of Plant-Based Futures explores the complex interplay between plant-based social movements and the evolving global economy, offering a timely analysis of how these movements respond to and shape calls for reduced meat and dairy production.
While meat and dairy production and consumption are increasingly being held responsible for climate change and general environmental destruction, questions of how social movements respond to and are affected by global calls for a reduction of meat and dairy products remain underexplored in relation to markets. Drawing on extensive fieldwork in Telangana, India, and California, USA, the author adopts a multi-sited, sociomaterial approach to investigate how moral issues intersect with economic arrangements, revealing how movements influence markets and vice versa. It establishes an empirically based, interdisciplinary research agenda for exploring how the plant-based moral economy is understood, practised and contested at different social levels across both the Global North and South, and advances a broader theorization of the moral economy of plant-based futures.