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338.19 H169e
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-223) and index.
Contents:
- All our eggs in one basket
- The transcontinental lettuce
- The Wal-Mart effect
- Where have all the farmers gone?
- Making food deserts bloom
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- Taking back the market
- Leveling the field
- Coming of age in Naples
- When eating local gets personal.
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