2020
DOI: 10.5937/spz64-23782
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Food sovereignty in the comparative law

Abstract: Prehrambena suverenost (food sovereignty) je specifični koncept koji je istovremeno pravo, alternativni model razvoja i politički okvir čiji je cilj ostvarivanje prava lokalnih proizvođača hrane i ruralnog stanovništva da odlučuju o svom prehrambenom i agrarnom sistemu. Koncept je dobio na značaju nakon što su Ujedinjene nacije krajem 2018. godine usvojile Deklaraciju o pravima seljaka i drugih ljudi koji rade u ruralnim oblastima. Predmet rada je predstavljanje prakse integrisanja prehrambene suverenosti u pr… Show more

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“…To date, the concept has been integrated into legislation and sectoral strategies in Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Uruguay, Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Honduras, Peru, Mexico, Cuba and Guatemala. Ecuador, Bolivia, Nepal and Egypt have even introduced this concept into their constitutions (Dokmanović, 2020). The new model is associated with many success stories, particularly with respect to decreasing poverty and the conservation of biodiversity (Chappell et al, 2013).…”
Section: Mirjana Dokmanović Neven Cvetićaninmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To date, the concept has been integrated into legislation and sectoral strategies in Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Uruguay, Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Honduras, Peru, Mexico, Cuba and Guatemala. Ecuador, Bolivia, Nepal and Egypt have even introduced this concept into their constitutions (Dokmanović, 2020). The new model is associated with many success stories, particularly with respect to decreasing poverty and the conservation of biodiversity (Chappell et al, 2013).…”
Section: Mirjana Dokmanović Neven Cvetićaninmentioning
confidence: 99%