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Navigating The High Seas: Why The U.S. Should Ratify The Law Of The Sea Treaty, Rebecca Bratspies
Navigating The High Seas: Why The U.S. Should Ratify The Law Of The Sea Treaty, Rebecca Bratspies
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Human Rights And Environmental Regulation, Rebecca Bratspies
Human Rights And Environmental Regulation, Rebecca Bratspies
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How Milk Does The World Good: Vernacular Sustainability And Alternative Food Systems In Post-Socialist Europe, Diana Mincyte
How Milk Does The World Good: Vernacular Sustainability And Alternative Food Systems In Post-Socialist Europe, Diana Mincyte
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Scholarly debates on sustainable consumption have generally overlooked alternative agro-food networks in the economies outside of Western Europe and North America. Building on practice-based theories, this article focuses on informal raw milk markets in post-socialist Lithuania to examine how such alternative systems emerge and operate in the changing political, social, and economic contexts. It makes two contributions to the scholarship on sustainable consumption. In considering semi-subsistence practices and poverty-driven consumption, this article argues for a richer, more critical, and inclusive theory of sustainability that takes into consideration vernacular forms of exchange and approaches poor consumers as subjects of global history. …