Problem, research strategy, and findings: We draw on a multidisciplinary body of research to
consider how planning for urban agriculture can foster food justice by benefitting …

Globally, rapid urbanisation has substantially reduced the amount of viable agricultural land–
a food security issue. Food security is bringing a renewed scholarly interest in community …

Cities confronted with unsustainable development and climatic changes are increasingly
turning to green infrastructure as an approach for growth and climate risk management. In …

Urban agriculture (UA), for many activists and scholars, plays a prominent role in food justice
struggles in cities throughout the Global North, a site of conflict between use and exchange …

Urban agriculture (UA) is spreading across vacant and marginal land worldwide, embraced
by government and civil society as source of food, ecosystems services and jobs, particularly …

A growing body of literature conceptualizes urban agriculture and community gardens as
spaces of democratic citizenship and radical political practice. Urban community gardens …

Abstract In the United States, interest in urban agriculture has grown dramatically. While
community gardens have sprouted across the landscape, home food gardens—arguably an …

There is a rich history of food cultivation in the city. Urban agriculture, community and school
gardens, edible landscaping, and guerrilla cultivation of food in parking strips, vacant lots …

Recent scholarship on urban agriculture (UA)—the production of food in cities—argues that
UA can both undergird and resist capitalist accumulation, albeit often at different spatio …

In the fields of planning theory and human geography, there is a growing discussion of the
just city. The impression is that in order to continue the discussion of the crucial issue of the …