Power Play: The Future of Food

<p dir="ltr"><i>If you find this text useful, consider sharing it. It </i><i>can be downloaded here on Figshare as a PDF,</i> <i>accessed in flipbook format </i><a href="https://archive.org/details/future-of-food/mode/2up?view=theater" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a><i> or viewed as a single scroll down webpage </i><a href="https://www.globalresearch.ca/power-play-future-food/5872775 " rel="noreferrer" target="_blank"><i>here</i></a><i>.</i></p><p dir="ltr"><i>Power Play: The Future of Food</i> offers a critical analysis of the global food system, detailing the accelerating consolidation of corporate, financial and technocratic power over the entire agri-food chain. This open-access book includes a timely investigation into the Indian agricultural sector, using it as a case study to illustrate global trends. Dedicated chapters examine the ongoing corporate capture of Indian agriculture; the influence of major international players on Indian food production and distribution; the debate over agricultural 'modernisation'; the public health crisis that has its roots in the agrifood sector; and the deployment of new digital, data-driven 'precision' agriculture technologies. An interesting read for those seeking to understand the political centralisation and corporate consolidation that is undermining food sovereignty and democratic processes worldwide.</p><p dir="ltr"><b>Contents</b></p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 1: Consolidated Power</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 2: Sick to Death</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 3: Commodification of Farmland</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 4: Digital Panopticon and the Future of Food</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 5: Manifesto for Corporate Control and Technocratic Tyranny</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 6: Agrarianism to Transhumanism: Long March to Dystopia</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 7: Platforms of Control and the Unbreakable Spirit</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 8: Ongoing Corporate Capture of Indian Agriculture</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 9: Amazon Gets Fresh, Bayer Loves Basmati</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 10: From Monsanto to Bayer: Worst of Both Worlds</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 11: Bayer’s ‘Backward’ Claim: Bid to Control Indian Agriculture</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 12: You Are Still the Enemy Within</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 13: Reclaim the Future</p><p dir="ltr">Chapter 14: In 1649…</p>