Everyday Politics of Food Co-ops

Discover the intricate dynamics of food co-ops in "Everyday Politics of Food Co-ops" by Celia Plender, published by Berghahn Books in 2025. This compelling 232-page hardback delves into how shifting national politics have influenced care practices, community organizing, and aid within two London-based food co-ops during a period of significant welfare withdrawal. Plender expertly highlights the tensions between radical and neoliberal ideologies that emerge within these cooperative spaces, making this book essential for anyone interested in the intersection of food politics and community resilience. Explore the vital role of food co-ops in navigating contemporary challenges and fostering solidarity in times of uncertainty. Ideal for scholars, activists, and anyone passionate about social justice and sustainable food systems.