Anunciamos la publicación del artículo: "The precarisation of daily life in Spain: Austerity, social policy and food insecurity", en Appetite, Volume 171, 1 Abril 2022 https://t.co/lTBEGv8yYS #ComerImporta #precariezación #seguridadalimentaria #alimentación #antropología
The precarisation of daily life in Spain: Austerity, social policy and food insecurity.
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The posts reflect strong agreement and interest, using phrases like 'anuncia la publicación' and hashtags such as #precarización and #seguridadalimentaria, which suggest a focus on raising awareness about food insecurity amid austerity. Their tone and choice of words highlight the relevance of social policies and community efforts, though the level of engagement remains fairly surface-level, primarily sharing and acknowledging the research’s importance.
Most posts express support or acknowledgment of the article's findings, emphasizing the significance of food insecurity issues in Spain.
Posts show high interest, with hashtags highlighting topics like food security, austerity, and social policy, indicating active engagement with the subject.
Discussions include hashtags and references that suggest minimal deep analysis but open acknowledgment of the topic's relevance.
The mentions demonstrate recognition of the publication’s importance in raising awareness about social vulnerabilities, though they do not indicate transformative discussions.
Abstract in brief
- The article explores how Spain's 2008 economic crisis has led to significant changes in how people facing economic hardship access and consume food, including strategies like shopping less frequently, seeking cheaper options, and growing their own food.
- Fieldwork with 51 people in Catalonia shows that many rely more on charities and community efforts for food, reflecting broader social suffering and food insecurity.
- While food aid tends to be assistance-focused, participatory and community-driven initiatives could provide new ways to address food distribution and challenge existing social policies.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyWe announce the publication of the article: The precarisation of daily life in Spain: Austerity, social policy and food insecurity, at Appetite, volume 171, 1 April 2020. https://t.co/lTBEGv8yYS #EatingMatters #precarization #foodsecurity #food #anthropology #austerity #foodaid
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We announce the publication of the article: The precarisation of daily life in Spain: Austerity, social policy and food insecurity, at Appetite, volume 171, 1 April 2020. https://t.co/lTBEGv8yYS #EatingMatters #precarization #foodsecurity #food #anthropology #austerity #foodaid
Anunciamos la publicación del artículo: "The precarisation of daily life in Spain: Austerity, social policy and food insecurity", en Appetite, Volume 171, 1 Abril 2022 https://t.co/lTBEGv8yYS #ComerImporta #precariezación #seguridadalimentaria #alimentación #antropología