Database research record2018·North America
The politics of urban agriculture
Nathan McClintock, Christiana Miewald, Eugene McCann
Urban Farm DB summary
This chapter explores urban agriculture (UA) as fundamentally political practices, examining its role in neoliberal governance and sustainability policy-making, and as an object of contestation. It relates UA motivations and practices to processes of urbanization and political economic restructuring. The chapter highlights that UA is a site of political contestation, arising from broader political economic shifts.