Geopolitics of food security - mind map

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State-centric

What we have

Environmental Change

Distribution of (natural) endowments, power, vulnerability

Human-centric

Geopolitics of Food

Resource Competition

Land-grabbing / land acquisitions

Interdependence

Resource conflict

Food securitization and weaponization

Structural Food Power

Food Crises and Insecurity

Subtopic

Vulnerability and Adaptation

Migration

Political instability

Rapid onset

Market volatility

Global Food Crises 2007-08, 2010-11

Conflict

Extreme weather events

Slow onset

Chronic malnutrition

Drought

Governance

Frameworks

Strategies

Neo-liberal marketization

Agents

Transnational capital and corporations

States and state organizations

International actors (FAO, WFP)

Individuals, households, and communities

Local markets and civil society

Food Security Concepts and Practices

Sustainability and resilience

Means to achieve food security

Exchange

Economic, sociopolitical, physical access

Rights and entitlements

Trade

Economic access (e.g. foreign exchange); geopolitical environment

Production

Self-sufficiency and autarky

Protectionism

Stable livelihoods

Technology and producitivity

External food aid