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  • Resilience refused. Wasted potentials for improving food security in Dhaka
  • Bangladesh ; Dhaka ; Food ; Food security ; Household ; Livelihood ; Poverty ; Resilience ; Retail trade ; Social geography ; Wholesale trade
  • In this article, we look at the people who made Dhaka’s food system resilient enough to avoid catastrophe. We discuss three relevant actor groups – food traders in wholesale markets, street food vendors, and poor consumers – and investigate
  • the roles they play in keeping the city fed, and how they act in the light of crises. Neither these actors nor their contributions to urban food security are acknowledged by the state, nor are they substantially supported. Significant potentials
  • for a resilient urban food system thus remain unpromoted and even blocked.
  • Before fair trade : empire, free trade, and the moral economies of food in the modern world
  • Consumption ; Ethics ; Fair trade ; Food
  • A review of international food trade
  • Food as a weapon? The embargo on grain trade between USA and URSS
  • Changes in the structure of food retail and wholesale: effects on energy demand
  • Consumer behaviour ; Energy consumption ; Finland ; Food product ; Marketing channel ; Model ; Retail trade ; Spatial choice ; Storage site ; Trade ; Wholesale trade
  • in energy consumption are looked for. A model is developed for an energy audit of a distribution system, which is used to calculate the energy requirements of the Finnish food distribution system.
  • Agribusiness ; Agroindustry ; Consumer behaviour ; Distribution network ; External trade ; Food ; Food consumption ; Food product ; Food trade ; Spain ; Trade
  • Retail restructuring and the strategic significance of food retailers' own-labels: a UK-USA comparison
  • Comparative study ; Competition ; Consumption ; Economic strategy ; Food industry chain ; Food product ; Food trade ; Innovation ; Regulation ; Retail trade ; Supply ; United Kingdom ; United States of America
  • Recognizing the use of food retailers' own-labels as a particular form of competitive strategy, the A. seeks to show how such a strategy is embedded within the different retailing environments of the United Kingdom and USA. The UK food retailers
  • are more allowed to execute own-label strategic action. In contrast, the US retailers have been restricted to lower levels of own-label trading. Different national contexts produce different power relations.
  • Contested regulatory practice and the implementation of food policy : exploring the local and national interface
  • England ; Food ; Food trade ; Inner city ; Legislation ; London ; Regulation ; Retail trade ; United Kingdom
  • Feeding fears : competing discourses of interdependency, sovereignty, and China's food security
  • China ; Development ; Environment ; Food ; Food security ; Food trade ; Geopolitics
  • Australia ; Consumption ; Food ; Food industry chain ; Food product ; Food trade ; Governance ; New Zealand ; Production
  • (food) value, and the semiotic and moral narratives associated with it (symbolic value).
  • Integration or self-sufficiency ? Peninsular Malaysia and the rice trade in Southeast Asia
  • Agricultural economics ; Agricultural product ; Asia ; Economic integration ; Food trade ; Malaysia ; Rice ; Self-sufficiency in food ; South-Eastern Asia ; Trade
  • A quiet revolution ? Beneath the surface of Ireland’s alternative food initiatives
  • Community ; Cooperative ; Food ; Food consumption ; Food habit ; Food trade ; Ireland ; Social change ; Social cohesion ; Social geography ; Social movement ; Value system
  • Alternative food initiatives which are commonly found in Ireland include allotments, community gardens, farmers' markets, farm shops and on-farm food enterprises. Understanding alternative food activities as a social movement can illuminate a fresh
  • perspective on their nature and potential. While briefly considering the broad dynamics of alternative food activity in Ireland, this exploratory paper looks at the question of the nature of resistance and whether a collective vision may exist across
  • initiatives, illustrated by two examples, a community garden and consumer food co-op. Finally some conclusions as to how alternative food initiatives may play a transformative role within the contemporary food system are discussed.
  • Spatial competition and price reporting in retail food markets
  • Consumer behaviour ; Market area ; Pricing ; Retail trade ; Spatial autocorrelation ; Spatial competition
  • Spatial competition in retail food markets is examined, with emphasis on the geographic variations in prices among proximate rival firms. The concepts of Löschian, Hotelling-Smithies, and Greenhut-Ohta competition are reviewed, and the conjectural
  • Agribusiness ; Canada ; Food industry chain ; Food product ; Industry ; Location ; Restaurant trade
  • Description of the growth of the only Canadian-owned franchiser in the fast food industry. The chain started in Toronto and has a suburban location strategy that has brought more than 800 outlets in all regions of Canada. - (DWG)
  • Changes in the relationship between agriculture, the food industry and trade: markets and marketing
  • Minimal cost transport of agricultural products between Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Results from a case study of intra-regional trade in maize
  • Farming;Agriculture ; Food trade ; International trade ; Maize;Corn ; Malawi ; Model ; Regional economy ; Trade;Commerce ; Transport ; Transport cost ; Zambia ; Zimbabwe
  • In this study, the consequences of regional trade in maize, the staple food crop in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe, are investigated. A linear programming model is used to investigate a strategy of international shipments of maize from surplus
  • to deficit areas. Optimal intra-national transport schemes without trade are modelled to serve as a reference system.―(l'A.).
  • Market rules and spatial outcomes : insights from the corporate restructuring of U.S. food retailing
  • Capital ; Competition ; Enterprise ; Food trade ; Investment ; Market ; Regulation ; Retail trade ; Store ; Structure of the firm ; United States of America
  • Activity space ; Competition ; Firm strategy ; Food trade ; Great Britain ; Regulation ; Retail trade ; Supplying ; Uneven development ; United Kingdom
  • The AA. explore the processes by which British corporate retailers are maintaining their predominance in food provision in the 1990s. They outline the key features of retailers' dynamic competitive space. They examine the regulatory mechanisms used
  • to influence policy development. The focus is on retailers' definitions and strategies associated with the provision of food quality.
  • Trade liberalization, agro-food politics and the globalization of agriculture
  • Agribusiness ; Capital accumulation ; Diet ; Farming;Agriculture ; Food policy ; Food product ; International trade ; Liberalisation ; World
  • Agribusiness ; Economic structure ; Food ; Food industry chain ; Food production ; Food trade ; Germany ; Market