RC40 Sociology of Agriculture and Food

Program Coordinators:

Allison LOCONTO, INRA (LISIS) / Université Paris-Est, France, allison-marie.loconto@inra.fr

Maki HATANAKA, Sam Houston State University, USA, maki.hatanaka@shsu.edu


Sessions:

Monday, 16 July 2018

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10:30-12:20


JS-4
Metrics in Environmental Governance: Toward a Critical Analysis of Accountability. Part 1

15:30-17:20


698
Techno-Politics in Agriculture and Food Under (and After?) Capitalism. Part I

17:30-19:20


699
Food Regime Analysis in an Asian Context

19:30-20:50


700
RC40 Business Meeting

Tuesday, 17 July 2018

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08:30-10:20


JS-21
Metrics in Environmental Governance: Toward a Critical Analysis of Accountability. Part 2

15:30-17:20


701
Techno-Politics in Agriculture and Food Under (and After?) Capitalism. Part II

17:30-19:20


702
Neoliberal Agriculture and Distressed Peasants

Wednesday, 18 July 2018

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | top

08:30-10:20


JS-43
Agriculture Justice: A New Frontier of Collective and Intersectional Battle

15:30-17:20


703
Prosumers and Social Innovation in Alternative Food Networks: Innovations in Cooperative Experiences

17:30-19:20


704
Prosumers and Social Innovation in Alternative Food Networks: Community-Based Initiatives and Circular Economies

Thursday, 19 July 2018

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08:30-10:20


705
Food Sovereignty and Land Grabbing. Part I

10:30-12:20


706
Food Sovereignty and Land Grabbing. Part II

15:30-17:20


707
The Role and Significance of Geographical Indication As a Tool for the Development and Democratization of Agri-Food. Part I

17:30-19:20


708
The Role and Significance of Geographical Indication As a Tool for the Development and Democratization of Agri-Food. Part II