Andrew Müller Knihy

Exploring the concept of entomophagy, the author challenges the notion that insects can solve global hunger and ecological crises. Through extensive research in Laos and Thailand, the book contrasts Southeast Asian and Western food cultures, critiquing the commodification of edible insects. It argues that the emerging industry often overlooks underlying issues like social inequality and systemic unsustainability, perpetuating the very problems it aims to address. This work contributes to a broader understanding of regional studies, emphasizing contextualized knowledge production.

Das Taschenbuch enthält herausragende Reportagen, die hinter die Kulissen des Weltgeschehens blicken. Themen sind unter anderem die Veränderung von Erinnerungen durch Technologie, der Fortschritt in Laos, Probleme am Panamakanal, Lebensverlängerung bei Menschen sowie unkonventionelle Beziehungen und neue Wohnmodelle auf dem Bauernhof.