PDF-Re-Occupying the city Social movements and food sovereignty in Barcelo

the city for the neighbours and an opposition tool against the neoliberal city 1952 p 73 Nowadays the decline of cities as public spaces due to policies fostering the private property and. LQJ5735957347U573615734757347IWHU57347PDQ57347HDUV57347RI57347VXFFHVVIXO5735957347EXW57347KDUG IRXJKW57347FDPSDLJQV57347DQG57347VWURQJ57347OHDGHUVKLS5735957347WKH57347PRYHPHQW57347EHFDPH D57347PRUH57347SURPLQHQW57347SROLWLFDO57347IRUFH Stage 3 Bureau Objectives (slide 1 of 2). 17.1 Collective Behavior. Define collective behavior and explain its challenges to sociologists.. Compare and contrast types of collectivity.. Examine examples of mass behavior.. the change. y. ou wish to see. in the world.”. -Gandhi. “Power. c. oncedes. n. othing . w. ithout a . d. emand.”. -Frederick Douglas. Social Movements. Things change. when people make things change.. A.F.C. Wallace. Background. In 1956, . Anthony F. C. Wallace. published a paper called . "Revitalization Movements". to describe how . cultures. change themselves. A revitalization movement is a "deliberate, organized, conscious effort by members of a group to create a new culture," and Wallace describes at length the processes by which a revitalization movement takes place.. the city for the neighbours and an opposition tool against the neoliberal city. (1952, p. 73) Nowadays, the decline of cities as public spaces, due to policies fostering the private property and the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food. , clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the even of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.. The case of Inuit . Nunangat. Mark Vardy, PhD candidate. Department of Sociology. Queen’s University. Ontario, Canada . The 6. th. Open Assembly of . the Northern Research Forum . Hveragerdi. , Iceland. Linking the Social Construction of Race/Ethnicity with Social Movements and Explaining Why it Matters. . Pamela Oliver. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. August 2016. Outline. Why race/ethnicity is important: social construction of race & social movements. 1 Hunger in a World of Plentyhe skyrocketing cost of food has resurrected the specter of the “food riot.” The World Bank reports that Photo by Kimberly D. Mok INSTITUTE FOR FOOD AND DEVELO Jasper Fessmann. Learning Objectives. Show how SWOT analysis can be applied to social movements and mega crisis.. Demonstrate how SWOT analysis can be used dynamically to track changes on issues and situations throughout campaigns instead of using it only statically in the initial situation analysis.. An Analytical Framework . Beyond Globalization - CSM. Nature of Social Reality. Multiple Social and Cultural Identities . Hierarchical and Complex historical relations. Unequal distribution of Resources and Power . Chapter 17, Sections 1 and 2. Characteristics of Collectives. Limited interaction. – brief, sometimes non-existent. . Unclear norms. – no widely understood guidelines. . Limited unity. – lack of similar desired goals. . How do humans get food?. Hunting and Gathering. Agriculture. Pros. Diverse, nutritious sources of food. Less impact on the land. More egalitarian; everyone contributes. Requires physical activity that contributes . Erik Chevrier. October 24. th. , 2018. Introduction to Food Sovereignty. La Via Campesina. Nyéléni. Newsletter . People’s Coalition for Food Sovereignty. . International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty.