Understanding Food Security, Justice, and Sovereignty Through the Lens of Hurricane Katrina

What do food security, food justice, and food sovereignty really mean, and how do they differ? In this video, we explore these critical concepts by examining the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina-a disaster that exposed deep inequalities in the food system. Through the lens of this catastrophic event, we explore how each of these frameworks approaches the challenge of rebuilding a fair and resilient food system. Join us to understand the distinctions and implications of these terms and how they shape our thinking about food in times of crisis and beyond.

[@fatma2786]

Being a student for International Relations, your videos are a great help. Thankyou for uploading.

[@NoahZerbe]

Glad they are helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@gavkoroaha415]

This is excellent, thanks for the upload. A slight change of topic. Have you heard of First Principle Thinking? and could it be used as a methodology to unpack international relations? Cheers

[@NoahZerbe]

Thanks. And yes, I've heard of first principle thinking. I suspect you could use it to break down the various approaches to IR to think about each and how they approach the topic. But they still disagree on where to start. Interesting question though. Thanks for sharing!