Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Future of Food
• Contents
• Preface
• Foreword
• Introduction
• 1. WHERE DO WE STAND?
• Hans Herren - Global food security: How do we get the camel through the eye of the needle?
• Michael Hamp - International Financial Institutions striving for nimbler ways to food and nutrition security through sustainable agricultural development
• Hartmut Graßl - Building a global assessment cluster for sustainability politics
• Nikolai Fuchs - The Trade-side of Food Security The role of the WTO
• Jochen Flasbarth - Environmentally harmful subsidies and their impact on food security
• Stephan Albrecht - So many smart reports, so inconclusive decisions and actions
• 2. CHALLENGES AHEAD
• Suman Sahai - Challenges to food sovereignty in India
• Judy W. Wakhungu - African Case Studies
• Rudolf Buntzel - Farmer Based or Science Based Food Security: Whose Knowledge Counts? A Comparative Analysis between IAASTD and CAADP on Knowledge Systems and Extension
• Michael Brüntrup - Large-scale investments in agricultural land – historical and recent evolutions. Who is profiting, who or what is developed?
• David Segovia Araujo - Building financial institutions supporting food sovereignty and sustainable development in the Union of Southern American Nations (UNASUR)
• Michael Krawinkel - Realizing the human right to food: Sufficient, divers & healthy diets
• Molly D. Anderson - Higher education revisited: Sustainability science and teaching for sustainable food systems
• 3. WHAT CAN WE DO?
• Ellen Messer - What we can do: Human Rights, Food Security and Conflicts
• Zoe Heuschkel - Urban Agriculture – breaking the chains of self-imposed dependencies on food security
• Haiyan Peng, Martin Rohde, Niels Thevs - Knowledge, policies, plot scale and productivity in date plantation in the Tarim River Basin, NW China
• Francisco Marà­ - There is no global food security without sustainable fisheries
• Sisira Saddhamangala Withanachchi, Sören Köpke and Damien Frettsome - -Building non-hegemonic political culture for sustainable rural development
• Paulo Alfredo Schönardie - Family farming in the context of energy production from biomass in Brazil: Stalemate or potential for sustainable energy and food sovereignty?¹
• Berlin Declaration
• Authors and Editors