Green Eating and Ecological Risk in China How the Authoritarian State Shapes Consumer Responsibility
Green Eating and Ecological Risk in China How the Authoritarian State Shapes Consumer Responsibility | 8.36 MB
Title: Green Eating and Ecological Risk in China How the Authoritarian State Shapes Consumer Responsibility
Author: Fröhlich, Franziska M.
Category: Social Science, Sociology, Public Policy, Medical
Language: English | 202 Pages | ISBN: 9781040837108
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The book critically examines consumer advice urging Chinese citizens to change their food consumption habits and explores what it means to eat green in a country facing ecological risks, food safety concerns, and an authoritarian government aiming to create an eco-civilization.
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The book critically examines consumer advice urging Chinese citizens to change their food consumption habits and explores what it means to eat green in a country facing ecological risks, food safety concerns, and an authoritarian government aiming to create an eco-civilization.
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