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Paul Kennedy, Vampire Capitalism: Fractured Societies and Alternative Futures

countries than in developed countries. Indicators of malnutrition include household food security and life expectancy. Corruption might be one of socio-political problems fuelling malnutrition in developing countries (Uchendu and Abolarin, 2015). Through a description of this corrupt and violating system, which I characterize as an integrated systemic bankruptcy and closely associated with other systems such as national, international and environmental security, this book is highly recommended for scholars from the fields of consumerism and waste and thinkers of food and food systems, in general, its systemic connections and its security nexus, why it challenges our ethical responsibility and involves us all: especially those of us who are powerless because we cannot contain global hunger and malnutrition and comfort the afflicted, at the same time. The text presents case studies of social movements in which people can participate in a more ethical and politically responsible way toward a new consumer culture. The book contributes to reinvigorating the dedication, cooperation and sustainability of the conscious community as a struggle for political and economic justice that would potentially create ways to mitigate global hunger and panic. Finally, Schanbacher brings contrasting themes that are presented in an avenue of innovative research: mutual well-being, respect for the natural environment and sustainability of traditional forms of local knowledge against a purely economic understanding of human relations, through a critical view of our global world.