Beyond Alternative: Exploring the Potential for Autonomous Food Spaces
Beyond Alternative: Exploring the Potential for Autonomous Food Spaces
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超越替代方案：探索自主食品空间的潜力
DOI：
10.1111/j.1467-8330.2012.01020.x
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发表时间：
2013
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5
通讯作者：
Amanda D. Wilson
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作者：
Amanda D. Wilson
当前位置近年来，人们对另类食物网络的兴起给予了很大的关注。然而，“另类”这个概念已经受到越来越多的审视，因为理论家们正在努力解决“另类”的含义，以及这个概念是否充分抓住了如此多样化的网络和社区的关键组成部分。借鉴后结构主义政治经济学，我提出了自主食物空间的概念，作为一种可能的视角来看待食物供应活动，将食物置于非资本主义社区的更广泛背景下，寻求建立互助和非市场交换的关系。我用激进的集体厨房，食物不是炸弹，和社区支持的农业运作，蔬菜不插电的例子，来探索自主食物空间的潜力，作为超越资本主义的更广泛的“可能性政治”的一部分。
: Much attention has been given in recent years to the rise of alternative food networks However, the very concept of “alternative” has come under increasing scrutiny, as theorists grapple with what is meant by alternative and whether the concept adequately captures the key components of such a diverse range of networks and communities. Drawing on poststructuralist political economy, I propose the concept of autonomous food spaces as one possible lens for approaches food-provisioning activities that situate food within the broader context of non-capitalist communities seeking to build relationships of mutual aid and non-market exchanges. I use the examples of a radical collective kitchen, Food Not Bombs, and a community-supported agriculture operation, Vegetables Unplugged, to explore the potential for autonomous food spaces as part of a broader “politics of possibilities” beyond capitalism.