by Michael Carolan · Raig Verd · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788410487604
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Michael Carolan, one of the most influential voices in global food policy, clearly and profoundly exposes the great contradiction of our time: that cheap food is, in reality, extraordinarily expensive. The food system that promises accessibility and abundance generates hidden costs that fall on public health, the environment, and future generations. Carolan reveals how reducing the value of food to mere numbers has impoverished our relationship with what we eat and has consolidated an unsustainable economic model. This edition, fully revised and updated, addresses major contemporary challenges such as climate change, global pandemics, agriculture 4.0, and food justice. Far from pessimism, the author offers numerous examples of collective mobilization and social innovation that point to concrete paths toward a fairer, more sustainable, and democratic food system.
