Database research record2025·Global
Community Garden Politics
Sartor, Iriana, Paccillo, Giovanna, Banham, Rebecca, Ezzy, Douglas
Conicet
Urban Farm DB summary
This chapter explores the politics of nonreligion, with gardens and gardening functioning as practices illustrating how lifestances can be structural, collectivist, relational, and radical. Data from Brazil and Argentina are used to frame political, educational, and activist elements of gardening worldwide. The chapter demonstrates how the politics of community gardening can constructively contribute to positive political engagement and community building.