Organising Food Systems Through Ecologies of Care: A Relational Approach
提出基于关怀生态学的概念框架，融合关系性、生态学、关怀理论及新西兰毛利人视角，强调以健康土地和健康人为核心的相互依存关系、管理和关怀来重新组织食品系统。
Abstract Concerns over the organising of food are widespread, stemming from unsustainable production practices that focus on extractive ‘use’ of resources that privilege wealth creation over planetary flourishing, care and well-being. We propose a conceptual framework based on ecologies of care to assist in the re-entanglement of food systems. The concept of ecologies of care brings together theoretical understandings of relationality, ecology and care, along with an Aotearoa New Zealand indigenous Māori perspective. We examine how food production can be underpinned by interdependent webs of relationships (whanaungatanga), stewardship (kaitiakitanga), and care and support (manaakitanga) with healthy land and healthy people at the core of organising.