Farming Inside Invisible Worlds: Modernist Agriculture and its Consequences (Contemporary Food Studies: Economy, Culture and Politics)
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Farming Inside Invisible Worlds: Modernist Agriculture and its Consequences (Contemporary Food Studies: Economy, Culture and Politics)

by Hugh Campbell

Agriculture food studies environmental sociology
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Farming Inside Invisible Worlds explores modernist agriculture through the interconnected lenses of food, economy, culture, and politics. Hugh Campbell considers the broader consequences of agricultural modernity, offering readers a contemporary food studies perspective on the systems and forces that influence farming and its place in society.

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Farming Inside Invisible Worlds examines modernist agriculture and its consequences.

The book approaches farming through the wider fields of food studies, including economy, culture, and politics.

It considers how agricultural systems may shape and be shaped by forces that are not always immediately visible.

Written by Hugh Campbell, this work offers a contemporary perspective on agriculture and its broader social implications.

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