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Women smallholders build an agroecology food system : the construction of empowerment and food sovereignty
We investigate how a group of women smallholder farmers built a food system alongside the industrial and the corporate-state-led global agri-food system. The paper shows how the adoption of agroecological practices makes possible the creation of a parallel food system, modifying gender relations, an
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