Organizing Food, Faith and Freedom: Imagining Alternatives Ozan Nadir Alakavuklar is an English-language printed study book about alternative food provision. This title focuses on professionals who are interested in social solutions.
This book examines a free food store in Aotearoa New Zealand through an auto-ethnographic study. It provides insight into how communities organize around surplus free food to address food poverty. It also shows how such initiatives develop new forms of economy and social relationships, independent of capitalist dynamics.
The author discusses how this food store can serve as an example for thinking, acting, and organizing differently within and beyond the current system. Themes such as faith and freedom and the social impact of food initiatives are explicitly addressed.
This book connects with topics such as Employee-ownership and co-operatives, Business ethics and social responsibility, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Business Ethics.
Series: Organizations and Activism