ADE-Teatro, un concepto único

2004/01/01 by JAMES D FORD, James D. Ford, MAUDE BEAUMIER +2 · 26 citations
Psychology · Social Sciences · Arts and Humanities · #Historical and Modern Theater Studies #Literary and Cultural Studies #Cinema History and Criticism

paper · doi:10.1111/j.1475-4959.2010.00374.x

Abstract

This paper uses a mixed methods approach to characterise the experience of food insecurity among Inuit community members in Igloolik, Nunavut, and examine the conditions and processes that constrain access, availability, and quality of food. We conducted semi-structured interviews (n= 66) and focus groups (n= 10) with community members, and key informant interviews with local and territorial health professionals and policymakers (n= 19). The study indicates widespread experience of food insecurity. Even individuals and households who were food secure at the time of the research had experienced food insecurity in the recent past, with food insecurity largely transitory in nature. Multiple determinants of food insecurity operating over different spatial-temporal scales are identified, including food affordability and budgeting, food knowledge and preferences, food quality and availability, environmental stress, declining hunting activity, and the cost of harvesting. These determinants are operating in the context of changing livelihoods and climate change, which in many cases are exacerbating food insecurity, although high-order manifestations of food insecurity (that is, starvation) are no longer experienced.

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