Titlebook: Resilience and Food Security in a Food Systems Context; Christophe Béné,Stephen Devereux Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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2662-3889 ng to resilience and food security, including gender, climat.This open access book compiles a series of chapters written by internationally recognized experts known for their in-depth but critical views on questions of resilience and food security. The book assesses rigorously and critically the con

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Resilience, Food Security and Food Systems: Setting the Scene, then ‘kick-start’ the discussion, first by providing some initial element of definition for the three concepts under consideration and then by highlighting some of the main discussions, debates or even contradictions that emerge in the literature around the definition, interpretations and application of those concepts.

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Achieving Food Security Through a Food Systems Lens,improved food security. As international goals and commitments are made, policymakers must consider how food systems engage with other systems, and the failures and successes that history has taught us in efforts to achieve food security for all.

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urthermore, the dialectic discourse was not restricted to Hebrews and Christians, since both religious groups lived within the Roman world, subsequently being shaped and influenced by Graeco-Roman conceptions of sacred space and by the most frequently shared cosmological ideas of their age.

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Christophe Béné,Stephen Devereuxnature of that transversality, that is the connections and areas of in-betweenness among different political circuits such as federalists, republicans and anarchists. Second, I do not consider the notion of ‘heresy’ as a romantic way of praising some exceptional and nonconformist individuals. In fac

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Jessica Fanzo that can still nourish current debates on decolonisation, civil liberties and social justice. Here, my key contention is that Risorgimento federalism did not (or not only) mean redrawing national maps or administrative boundaries, but first and foremost assuming the need for decentring decisions, a