Linking governance and embeddedness: a socio-spatial approach to food networks

Kirsten Vanderplanken; Elke Rogge; Ilse  Loots; Lies Messely; Frederic Vandermoere

Linking governance and embeddedness: a socio-spatial approach to food networks

Kirsten Vanderplanken, Elke Rogge, Ilse Loots, Lies Messely, Frederic Vandermoere

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Driven by food-related health and envi-ronmental concerns, governments, private actors and civil society are increasingly thinking about new ways to organize the food system. As a result, new net-works are emerging that are characterized by a new type of governance and embeddedness. This paper discusses the need to consider the links between network characteristics, governance and embed-dedness to gain a deeper understanding of interde-pendencies in food networks. Based on an exploratory analysis of nine local food networks in Flanders, Bel-gium a socio-spatial network approach is presented. This approach includes the diversity of actors and institutions involved in food networks and how they are interconnected.

Oorspronkelijke taal	Engels
Aantal pagina’s	3
Publicatiestatus	Gepubliceerd - sep-2015
Evenement	Second International Conference on Agriculture in an Urbanizing Society: Reconnecting Agriculture and Food Chains to Societal Needs - Rome, Italië Duur: 14-sep-2015 → 17-sep-2015

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Congres	Second International Conference on Agriculture in an Urbanizing Society: Reconnecting Agriculture and Food Chains to Societal Needs
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Stad	Rome
Periode	14/09/15 → 17/09/15

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PHDKIRSTEN: Een sociologische analyse van zelfbeheer in het agro-voedingssysteem
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Kirsten Vanderplanken (Spreker)
14-sep-2015
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Linking governance and embeddedness: a socio-spatial approach to food networks. / Vanderplanken, Kirsten; Rogge, Elke; Loots, Ilse ; Messely, Lies; Vandermoere, Frederic.

2015. Paper gepresenteerd op Second International Conference on Agriculture in an Urbanizing Society: Reconnecting Agriculture and Food Chains to Societal Needs, Rome, Italië.

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