Saru Jayaraman is Director of the Food Labor Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley, President of One Fair Wage, cofounder of the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United (ROC United), and author of Behind the Kitchen Door and Forked: A New Standard for American Dining.Kathryn De Master is a rural sociologist in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management at the University of California, Berkeley, and an affiliated scholar with the UC Berkeley Food Institute.

"In this cleverly titled collection,​ ​attorney Saru Jayaraman and rural sociologist Kathryn De Master conclude that corporations control much of our food because of 'their unbridled, unregulated power over our democracy.'"

• ForewordMarion NestleIntroductionKathryn De Master and Saru Jayaraman1.SEEDSCall to Action • How Corporations Control Our SeedsPhilip H. HowardCollective Response • Taking Back Our SeedsKristina “Kiki” Hubbard2.PESTICIDESCall to Action • Pesticide Purveyors and Corporate PowerJill Lindsey HarrisonCollective Response • Drift Catchers Combatting Pesticide PowerEmily Marquez, Marcia Ishii-Eiteman, and Kristin Schafer3.EXTRACTIONCall to Action • Devil’s Bargain: Fractured Farms or Freedom?Kathryn De Master and Stephanie A. MalinCollective Response • Food and Water over FrackingWenonah Hauter and Seth A. Gladstone4 .LABORCall to Action • Food Workers versus Food GiantsJoann Lo and Jose OlivaCollective Response • Food Workers Taking On GoliathSaru Jayaraman5.HEALTHCall to Action • Fast Food Embodied: Industrial DietsKristine Madsen and Wendi GoslinerCollective Response • Moving a McMountainAnna Lappé and Kelle Louaillier6.HUNGERCall to Action • Hunger Incorporated: Who Benefitsfrom Anti-Hunger Efforts?Andy FisherCollective Response • Progress over Povertythrough Political PowerJim Araby7.TRADECall to Action • The Corporate Stock in TradeRaj Patel and Maywa Montenegro de WitCollective Response • Food Sovereigntyin Japan and BeyondAyumi Kinezuka and Maywa Montenegro de WitConclusion: Stand Up, Bite BackSaru Jayaraman and Kathryn De MasterAfterword: Taking Action to Create ChangeJudy HertzAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex

Saru Jayaraman is Director of the Food Labor Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley, President of One Fair Wage, cofounder of the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United (ROC United), and author of Behind the Kitchen Door and Forked: A New Standard for American Dining.Kathryn De Master is a rural sociologist in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management at the University of California, Berkeley, and an affiliated scholar with the UC Berkeley Food Institute.

"In this cleverly titled collection,​ ​attorney Saru Jayaraman and rural sociologist Kathryn De Master conclude that corporations control much of our food because of 'their unbridled, unregulated power over our democracy.'"

• ForewordMarion NestleIntroductionKathryn De Master and Saru Jayaraman1.SEEDSCall to Action • How Corporations Control Our SeedsPhilip H. HowardCollective Response • Taking Back Our SeedsKristina “Kiki” Hubbard2.PESTICIDESCall to Action • Pesticide Purveyors and Corporate PowerJill Lindsey HarrisonCollective Response • Drift Catchers Combatting Pesticide PowerEmily Marquez, Marcia Ishii-Eiteman, and Kristin Schafer3.EXTRACTIONCall to Action • Devil’s Bargain: Fractured Farms or Freedom?Kathryn De Master and Stephanie A. MalinCollective Response • Food and Water over FrackingWenonah Hauter and Seth A. Gladstone4 .LABORCall to Action • Food Workers versus Food GiantsJoann Lo and Jose OlivaCollective Response • Food Workers Taking On GoliathSaru Jayaraman5.HEALTHCall to Action • Fast Food Embodied: Industrial DietsKristine Madsen and Wendi GoslinerCollective Response • Moving a McMountainAnna Lappé and Kelle Louaillier6.HUNGERCall to Action • Hunger Incorporated: Who Benefitsfrom Anti-Hunger Efforts?Andy FisherCollective Response • Progress over Povertythrough Political PowerJim Araby7.TRADECall to Action • The Corporate Stock in TradeRaj Patel and Maywa Montenegro de WitCollective Response • Food Sovereigntyin Japan and BeyondAyumi Kinezuka and Maywa Montenegro de WitConclusion: Stand Up, Bite BackSaru Jayaraman and Kathryn De MasterAfterword: Taking Action to Create ChangeJudy HertzAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex

Saru Jayaraman is Director of the Food Labor Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley, President of One Fair Wage, cofounder of the Restaurant Opportunities Centers United (ROC United), and author of Behind the Kitchen Door and Forked: A New Standard for American Dining.Kathryn De Master is a rural sociologist in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management at the University of California, Berkeley, and an affiliated scholar with the UC Berkeley Food Institute.

"In this cleverly titled collection,​ ​attorney Saru Jayaraman and rural sociologist Kathryn De Master conclude that corporations control much of our food because of 'their unbridled, unregulated power over our democracy.'"

• ForewordMarion NestleIntroductionKathryn De Master and Saru Jayaraman1.SEEDSCall to Action • How Corporations Control Our SeedsPhilip H. HowardCollective Response • Taking Back Our SeedsKristina “Kiki” Hubbard2.PESTICIDESCall to Action • Pesticide Purveyors and Corporate PowerJill Lindsey HarrisonCollective Response • Drift Catchers Combatting Pesticide PowerEmily Marquez, Marcia Ishii-Eiteman, and Kristin Schafer3.EXTRACTIONCall to Action • Devil’s Bargain: Fractured Farms or Freedom?Kathryn De Master and Stephanie A. MalinCollective Response • Food and Water over FrackingWenonah Hauter and Seth A. Gladstone4 .LABORCall to Action • Food Workers versus Food GiantsJoann Lo and Jose OlivaCollective Response • Food Workers Taking On GoliathSaru Jayaraman5.HEALTHCall to Action • Fast Food Embodied: Industrial DietsKristine Madsen and Wendi GoslinerCollective Response • Moving a McMountainAnna Lappé and Kelle Louaillier6.HUNGERCall to Action • Hunger Incorporated: Who Benefitsfrom Anti-Hunger Efforts?Andy FisherCollective Response • Progress over Povertythrough Political PowerJim Araby7.TRADECall to Action • The Corporate Stock in TradeRaj Patel and Maywa Montenegro de WitCollective Response • Food Sovereigntyin Japan and BeyondAyumi Kinezuka and Maywa Montenegro de WitConclusion: Stand Up, Bite BackSaru Jayaraman and Kathryn De MasterAfterword: Taking Action to Create ChangeJudy HertzAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex