Ethics of Charitable Food

Chapter 1 Introduction: Old and New Dilemmas Around Charitable Food. Promoting Reflection on (some) Policies and Practices

Chapter 2 When Wealth Can No Longer Hide Hunger: International Politics, Welfare Policies and the Need to Take Action

Chapter 3 Ethical Debates on Global Hunger: Moral Obligations to the Distant Other and Global Justice

Chapter 4 Food Sharing and Altruism: Reconstructing Behavioural Evolution

Chapter 5 The Right to Food and the Essential Promotion of Personal Autonomy: The ‘How’ Matters

Chapter 6 Food Sharing in Religious and Indigenous Traditions*: Drawing Inspirations for Contemporary Food cum Climate Politics and Ethics

Chapter 7 Criminalising Poverty: The Stigma of Social Inequalities Within the Constitutional Framework of the European Union ‘Workfare State’

Chapter 8 Other Ways of Eating in Spain: Food Itineraries in a Context of Increasing Precarisation

Chapter 10 The Corporatization of Food Charity in Canada: Implications for Domestic Hunger, Poverty Reduction, and Public Policy

Chapter 11 Epilogue. Charitable Food: More Reflection Needed