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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Background and History -- Introduction -- The Narrative We Tell about Food History -- Origins of Food Insecurity in the Colonial Period (1600-1775) -- The Transatlantic Slave Trade and Origins of Black Food Insecurity -- Revolutionary War to the Civil War (1776-1865) -- Westward Expansion, Treaties, Removal Policies, and Land as Food Security -- Native American Women in Westward Expansion -- The Civil War Era (1861-1865) -- Reconstruction Era (1865-1877) -- Progressive Era (1890s-1920s) -- The Great Depression and New Deal Era (1920-1940) -- Postwar Era (1945-1960) -- Women in the Industrial Food System -- The Civil Rights Era (1960-1980) -- End of the Century (1980-2000s) -- Food Processing -- Globalization and Expansion of the Food Industry -- Food Marketing -- Dietary Guidelines and Recommendations -- The Social Safety Net: Responses to Food Insecurity -- USDA Food and Nutrition Assistance Programs -- Conclusion: Food Insecurity Today -- References -- Chapter 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions -- Framing the Discussion for Problems, Controversies, and Solutions -- Defining and Measuring Food Insecurity -- Globally Recognized Definition of Food Insecurity -- U.S. Definition -- Other Key Terms -- Levels of Food Insecurity -- Tools for Assessing Food Security Status -- Inequities in the Food System -- Inequitable Access to Land -- Geographical Disparities: Access to Food -- Impact of Health Inequities -- Sustainability of the Food System -- A Sustainable, Closed-Loop Food System -- Agricultural Development and Food Production -- The Green Revolution -- Genetically Modified Foods -- Seeds -- Corporate Control of Food System -- The Debate: Food as a Human Right -- Solutions -- New Food Movements -- Building Capacity of U.S. Farmers: Rural and Urban.

This volume presents almost 100 papers deriving from the 6th International Conference on Late Roman Coarse Wares, Cooking Wares and Amphorae in the Mediterranean. Themes comprise sea and land routes, workshops and production centres, and regional contexts (western Mediterranean, eastern Mediterranean, Sicily and the Mediterranean islands).

Intro -- Chapter one -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Literature Review -- 1.2.Research questions -- 1.3.Sources -- 1.4.Methodology -- 1.5.A brief sketch of the Lutheran Mission in India -- Chapter Two SMS Emden, the German cruiser and the Bombardment of Madras -- 2. Introduction -- 2.1.SMS Emden -- 2.2.Karl von Müller -- 2.3.Bombardment of Madras -- 2.4.The purpose of the shelling -- 2.5.The repercussions of the attack -- 2.6.Impact of the Bombardment on the German Mission Societies -- 2.7.Conclusion -- Chapter Three Indian Revolutionaries in Germany and the Indian Independence Committeein Berlin -- 3. Introduction -- 3.1. German Political Interest in India -- 3.2.Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and Hemchandra Kanungo Das -- 3.3.Indian Revolutionaries in Germany -- 3.4.Indian Independence Committee -- 3.5.Conclusion -- Chapter Four Contribution and cooperation of German missionaries in NfO and IndianRevolutionaries -- 4. Introduction -- 4.1.Nachrichtenstelle für den Orient -- 4.2.Prisoners of War (POW) -- 4.3.Structural Organization and Personnel -- 4.4.Revolutionise -- 4.5.Rev. Ferdinand Grätsch - Patriot, propagandist, and Pastor -- 4.6.Missionary Grätsch, Indian Independence Committee (IIC) and WarMinistry -- 4.7.Paul Walter -- 4.8.Jesuit priests -- 4.9.Conclusion -- Chapter Five Patriotism, Religion, and Indian Nationalism -- 5. Introduction -- 5.1. The British and their hidden agenda of Christianisation in India -- 5.2. Savarkar´s views on Christian missionaries -- 5.3. Hardayal and Christianity -- 5.4.Double standards of the German Government -- 5.5.Bhagavad Gita, Bible and Nationalism -- 5.6.Obeying the Authority (Obrigkeit) and German Mission Societies -- 5.7.German mission societies and German nationalism -- 5.8.Conclusion -- Chapter Six Impact of First world war on German mission societies in Germany andIndia -- 6. Introduction.

Cover -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Introduction Matthew Lindauer -- Part 1 Traditional Issues in Political Philosophy with an Empirical Approach -- 1 Corruption, Shared Expectations, and Social Dilemmas Cristina Bicchieri, Raj Patel, and Leena Koni Hoffmann -- 2 Rules, Risk, and Agreement Justin P. Bruner -- 3 Does Equality Matter for Its Own Sake?: An Experimental Examination of the Leveling-Down Objection Christopher Freiman and Adam Lerner -- 4 What Does Labor Mixing Get You? Shaun Nichols and John Thrasher -- 5 Segregation and the Portfolio Theory of Identity Ryan Muldoon -- 6 Empirical Philosophy: How Engaging with Empirical Evidence Is Important for Theory as Well as Practice Nicole Hassoun -- 7 How Do People Balance Death against Lesser Burdens? Veronika Luptakova and Alex Voorhoeve -- Part 2 New Directions -- 8 Automated Psycholinguistic Analysis of the Anglophone Manosphere Mark Alfano, Joanne Byrne, and Joshua Roose -- 9 Experimental Immigration Ethics Mollie Gerver, Patrick Lown, and Dominik Duell -- 10 Love vs. Money: Understanding Unique Challenges in Care Workers' Labor Organizing Grace Flores-Robles and Ana P. Gantman -- 11 Experimental Political Philosophy: A Manifesto John Thrasher -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.

This volume completes the celebrated edition of John Locke's Correspondence by the late E. S. de Beer, whose eight volumes were published between 1976 and 1989. The supplementary volume presents some 300 documents: newly discovered or augmented, or newly collected, letters by or to Locke, or between his close associates.

Intro -- Cover -- Title Page -- Endorsements -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Foreword -- How It All Started -- Chapter 1: Maybe It's a Heart Issue -- Chapter 2: More Than Saying Sorry -- Chapter 3: Easier Said Than Done -- Chapter 4: First-Rate You (and a Lot of Words, Too) -- Chapter 5: Know the Word to Change Your Words -- Chapter 6: Words That Stick and Habits That Shift -- Chapter 7: Changing the Conversation -- Chapter 8: Forward Progress Is Still Progress -- Chapter 9: Choosing the Wisdom Filter -- Chapter 10: When Words Aren't the Answer -- Chapter 11: Well Said -- Pray with Me -- Discussion Questions -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Series Page -- About the Editor -- Table of Contents -- About the Contributors -- Contributors -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Brand Co-Creation in Tourism and Hospitality -- 2. Impact of Social Media Involvement on Brand Co-Creation during COVID-19 Outbreak in the Tourism Industry -- 3. Co-Creation Facets and Their Impact on Tourist Well-Being: An Empirical Study in the French Context -- 4. Branding and Co-Creation in Emerging Tourist Destinations: A Content Hotel Website Analysis -- 5. Driving Destination-Based Brand Equity: The Role of Tourists' Interaction in Social-Media Destination Brand Communities -- 6. Perceived Value of Images Carrying Tourism Location Information on Social Media and Customer Brand Engagement -- 7. Creating Customer Value-In-Use Based Experience in the Tourism Industry: A Conceptual Framework -- 8. Player- and Spectator-Engagement and Co-Creation in E-Sports Gaming Events During and Post-COVID-19 -- 9. Tourism-Based Gamification as a Platform for Engagement and Co-Creation during COVID-19: Framework and Propositions -- 10. The Role of AR/VR in Improving Customer Experience: A Comprehensive View of Experience and Technology-Based Theories for Tourism Metamorphosis -- 11. Post-COVID-19 Educational Tourism: Social eWOM Adoption, Attitude, and Destination Choice Intention -- 12. Getting a Second Chance: Post-COVID-19 Behavioral Changes of Women Tourists -- 13. Conclusion: Informing Brand Co-Creation and Future Research -- Index.

Intro -- Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- No Plan(et) B -- A Big Problem -- Problem: Emissions -- Ride Your Bike! -- Travel Together! -- Stay Local -- Meat-Free Meals -- Take Care! -- Get in the Know! -- Spread the Word! -- Glossary and Index -- Back Cover.

Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Contents -- Maps -- Introduction -- Chapter One -- Chapter Two -- Chapter Three -- Chapter Four -- Chapter Five -- Chapter Six -- Chapter Seven -- Chapter Eight -- Chapter Nine -- Chapter Ten -- Chapter Eleven -- Chapter Twelve -- Picture section -- Acknowledgements -- Sources.

As a detailed look at the rising stakes and urgency of the various interconnected issues, this book is an important first step toward that understanding--and consequently toward the rethinking and reengineering that will allow people to live sustainably in the American West under the conditions of future global warming.