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Food and Nutrition Systems in Urban India - Towards Disentitlement (Hardcover)
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Food and Nutrition Systems in Urban India - Towards Disentitlement (Hardcover)
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This book explores identity-mediated dynamics of food and nutrition
entitlement in urban India analysing concerns around equity, access
to food and public health. The issues of disentitlement and
identity dynamics when it comes to nutrition and health are more
intricate in the urban context, due to a greater population and
cultural diversity. While in the global north, urban food planning
is increasingly dependent on local government, in developing
countries urban nutrition is yet to be considered a serious policy
issue. This book, with a disaggregated analysis for urban India and
an in-depth case study of Mumbai, examines how malnutrition in
India is becoming an urban challenge. It discusses how far caste,
religion and migratory identities serve as a source of deprivation
and analyses the role of local governance, particularly municipal
governance and urban planning, in facilitating the disentitlement.
It also offers suggestions for the global south to reverse the
stark inequality in its urban centres and address nutrition
challenges by developing their own sustainable and resilient food
systems. This book is an essential read for scholars and
researchers of public health, nutrition, urban sociology, urban
planning, development studies, political sociology, public policy
and political studies.
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