Urban Food Strategies. Exploring Definitions and Diffusion of European Cities’ Latest Policy Trend

Cretella, Agnese

doi:10.1108/s1057-192220160000023013

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“…Another report [16] that the younger generation is very aspirational in business competition. [5] also reports that classroom practices about entrepreneurship can increase business success for the younger generation.…”

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The Linkage Between Entrepreneurship Education and Entrepreneurial Success for Young Entrepreneurs in Central Java Indonesia

Suripto¹,

Utami²,

Widhanarto³

2019

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Business, Law and Pedagogy, ICBLP 2019, 13-15 February 20

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Entrepreneurship, as the identity of the younger generation, can promise income as a form of business early on. Entrepreneurship in education is instilled through the curriculum and the spirit of student entrepreneurship. The purpose of this article is to reveal the relevance of education in entrepreneurship and successful entrepreneurship for the younger generation in Central Java. The method used is descriptive qualitative study with the interpretation of data using charts or graphs that reveal the interrelationships between variables. The subject of this research is the young generation of secondary schools. Qualitative data analysis is presented to show results. The result of this study is that entrepreneurship education has a relationship with the success of entrepreneurship for the younger generation in the Central Java region. This youth is evidenced by the indepth identification of the success of young entrepreneurs in school. The implication of this article for the field of entrepreneurship is the internalization of entrepreneurial knowledge for the younger generation can be done early through learning in schools so that this method can open new discourses for other studies that will reveal curriculum objectives specifically about long-term economic benefits.

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“…The influence of free trade [5] with its regulations has a positive impact on entrepreneurs in Indonesia. With the development of entrepreneurs in Indonesia, it can be said that there is an influence of the entrepreneurial spirit that can develop entrepreneurial behavior for the younger generation [6], [7].…”

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The Linkage Between Entrepreneurship Education and Entrepreneurial Success for Young Entrepreneurs in Central Java Indonesia

Suripto¹,

Utami²,

Widhanarto³

2019

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Business, Law and Pedagogy, ICBLP 2019, 13-15 February 20

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“…In 2013, an intern (this paper's lead author) and consultants from Wageningen University and Research were therefore asked to develop a strategy. They introduced the new idea of a food strategy as a holistic approach for improving the food system in and around a city, a theoretical concept originating from food policy sciences (Cretella 2016). Food system stakeholders and citizens were consulted and introduced a wide range of food related ideas.…”

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“…A common way for a municipality to start with integrated food policy is by developing a municipal food strategy (Mansfield and Mendes 2013;Cretella 2016;Matacena 2016;Hebinck and Page 2017). The strength of these strategies is that they typically target food systems in a holistic manner, targeting environmental, social, health, and economic issues, as well as their interconnections.…”

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Realizing urban food policy: a discursive institutionalist analysis of Ede municipality

Sibbing

Candel

2020

Food Sec.

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To overcome pressing food system challenges, academics and civil society actors have called for the development of integrated food policies. Municipalities have increasingly picked up on these calls by developing municipal food strategies. It remains unclear, however, whether and how these commitments have resulted in a genuine institutionalization of food governance across local administrations. We address this gap through an in-depth study of how food governance ideas were institutionalized in the Dutch municipality of Ede, which is considered a frontrunner in municipal food policy. Drawing on discursive institutionalism, we explore how actors, ideas and discourses mutually shaped the institutionalization process. Our analysis shows that food governance ideas were institutionalized following a discursive-institutional spiral of three stages. First, an abstract food profile discourse emerged, which was institutionalized exclusively amongst a small group of policy makers. In the second stage, the discourse shifted to a more elaborate integrated food policy discourse, which was institutionalized across various departments. Finally, a food system discourse emerged, which was institutionalized across an even broader range of policy departments. Our study suggests that integrated food policy can be institutionalized within a relatively short time span. A food strategy, budget and organizational innovations seem key in this process, although they can also be constraining. At the same time, we conclude that retaining a food policy institutionalized remains challenging, as sudden ideational change may cause rapid deinstitutionalization.

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“…Scholars compared food policies between individual cities within countries, like Italy (Calori et al 2017) and Canada (MacRae and Donahue 2013), and between countries, like across Europe (Cretella 2016;De Cunto et al 2017), North America (Ilieva 2017) and across the globe (Sonnino 2016;IPES-Food 2017a;Candel 2019). A last strand within this literature, consists of more practically oriented "guides" on how to develop urban food policies (see for example Moragues-Faus et al 2013).…”

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Cities stepping up to the plate : how local governments bring food policy into practice in the Netherlands

Sibbing¹

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Urban Food Strategies. Exploring Definitions and Diffusion of European Cities’ Latest Policy Trend

Cited by 14 publications

References 27 publications

The Linkage Between Entrepreneurship Education and Entrepreneurial Success for Young Entrepreneurs in Central Java Indonesia

The Linkage Between Entrepreneurship Education and Entrepreneurial Success for Young Entrepreneurs in Central Java Indonesia

Realizing urban food policy: a discursive institutionalist analysis of Ede municipality

Cities stepping up to the plate : how local governments bring food policy into practice in the Netherlands

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