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Urban Agriculture as Community Engagement in Manchester

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Urban Agriculture as Community Engagement in Manchester. / Levidow, Les; Price, Becky ; Psarikidou, Katerina et al.
In: Urban Agriculture Magazine, Vol. 24, 09.2010, p. 43-45.

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Levidow, L, Price, B, Psarikidou, K, Szerszynski, B & Wallace, H 2010, 'Urban Agriculture as Community Engagement in Manchester', Urban Agriculture Magazine, vol. 24, pp. 43-45. <http://www.ruaf.org/book/export/html/2274>

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Levidow, L., Price, B., Psarikidou, K., Szerszynski, B., & Wallace, H. (2010). Urban Agriculture as Community Engagement in Manchester. Urban Agriculture Magazine, 24, 43-45. http://www.ruaf.org/book/export/html/2274

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Levidow L, Price B, Psarikidou K, Szerszynski B, Wallace H. Urban Agriculture as Community Engagement in Manchester. Urban Agriculture Magazine. 2010 Sept;24:43-45.

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Levidow, Les ; Price, Becky ; Psarikidou, Katerina et al. / Urban Agriculture as Community Engagement in Manchester. In: Urban Agriculture Magazine. 2010 ; Vol. 24. pp. 43-45.

Bibtex

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title = "Urban Agriculture as Community Engagement in Manchester",
abstract = "Manchester is the UK{\textquoteright}s third largest city. Approximately half a million people live in the inner city, located within the surrounding region of Greater Manchester, where 2.25 million people reside. Socio-economic inequalities and social exclusion are contributing to rising health problems, including obesity. Some parts of the city are known as {\textquoteleft}food deserts{\textquoteright}, where residents have little access to healthy food. Urban redevelopment favouring supermarket chains has been blamed for these problems. One response has been local food initiatives, which provide broader access to healthy, fresh food.",
author = "Les Levidow and Becky Price and Katerina Psarikidou and Bronislaw Szerszynski and Helen Wallace",
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RIS

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AU - Levidow, Les

AU - Price, Becky

AU - Psarikidou, Katerina

AU - Szerszynski, Bronislaw

AU - Wallace, Helen

PY - 2010/9

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N2 - Manchester is the UK’s third largest city. Approximately half a million people live in the inner city, located within the surrounding region of Greater Manchester, where 2.25 million people reside. Socio-economic inequalities and social exclusion are contributing to rising health problems, including obesity. Some parts of the city are known as ‘food deserts’, where residents have little access to healthy food. Urban redevelopment favouring supermarket chains has been blamed for these problems. One response has been local food initiatives, which provide broader access to healthy, fresh food.

AB - Manchester is the UK’s third largest city. Approximately half a million people live in the inner city, located within the surrounding region of Greater Manchester, where 2.25 million people reside. Socio-economic inequalities and social exclusion are contributing to rising health problems, including obesity. Some parts of the city are known as ‘food deserts’, where residents have little access to healthy food. Urban redevelopment favouring supermarket chains has been blamed for these problems. One response has been local food initiatives, which provide broader access to healthy, fresh food.

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VL - 24

SP - 43

EP - 45

JO - Urban Agriculture Magazine

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