Marylynn Steckley
Political ecology; Ethical consumption and dietary aspirations; Global food economy; Race, class and food sovereignty
Department: Global and International Studies
Profile: https://carleton.ca/akcollege/people/marylynn-steckley/
Courses: Globalization and Food: GINS 4900
Selected Publications
Steckley M, and J. Steckley 2018. Gender, land grabbing and prospects for women’s livelihoods in Haiti. The Journal of Feminist Economics. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/13545701.2018.1511916
Weis T., M. Steckley, and B. Frayne. 2018. Cheap Industrial Food and the Urban Margins. Ed. Jonathan Crush. Hungry Cities Partnership Discussion Papers No. 16. http://hungrycities.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/HCP16.pdf
Steckley, M. 2016. Eating Up the Social Ladder: How dietary aspirations limit prospects for food sovereignty in Haiti. Agriculture and Human Values 33(3): 549-562
Steckley M., and T. Weis. 2016. Peasant Balances, Neoliberalism, and the Stunted Growth of Non-Traditional Agro-Exports in Haiti.The Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 41(1). DOI: 10.1080/08263663.2015.1130293