RC40 Sociology of Agriculture and Food

Program Coordinator:

Katharine LEGUN, Australia, k.legun@westernsydney.edu.au


Sessions:


Agrarian Change and Gendered Consequences: Rethinking the Politics of Development

Between Innovative Methodologies & Contested Concepts: Challenging Food Justice from Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Beyond Agriculture: New Rural Sociology In Korea and East Asia

Beyond Guestworker Agriculture: Migrant Labour, Food Regimes and Rural Transformation across East Asia and Southern Europe

Commodity Systems In the Anthropocene

Digital Agriculture Technology, Data Governance, and Resilient Agriculture-Food Futures

Diverse Food Economies for Asia: Exploring the "More-Than-Capitalist" Food Systems

Food Security, Sustainable Development Goals, and Just Transitions: Institutional Frameworks and Agrarian Futures In the Global South

Food Tourism and Contested Food Resources : Local Practices, Global Pressures, and Environmental and Cultural Norms

Forging Global Alliances: Food Security, Preparedness, and Agroecological Resilience In Turbulent Times

International Migration Infrastructures and New Food and Agricultural Labor Regimes

Making Visible What We Live from: How Visual Arts, Museums, and Cultural Events Represent Contemporary Agri-Food Systems

Mediating Rurality and Cultural Memory: Public Broadcasting, Local Communities, and Folk Performance In Postwar East Asia

Negotiating the Social Legitimacy of Governing Novel Agricultural Biotechnologies In Turbulent Times

School Health As a Social Ecosystem: Food, Community Systems. Media and Risk Behaviours As Determinants of Health

Temporalities In Agriculture and the Environment: Rethinking Technologies, Socionature, and Alternative Futures

The Political Economy of Sustainable Healthy Diets: Power, Governance, and Food System Transformation

The Stakes for Food Literacy: The Co-Production and Coherence of Agri-Food Systems