PANEL
Food (In)Justice. Philosophical
And Political Perspectives
DATES:
June 25-27 2025​
LOCATION:
University of Minho (Portugal)
Session I (Room: 1.10):
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Lunchbox Moment: Against Parental Concession
April On-pui Chan | Northwestern University
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Theorising Food Sovereignty
Jenny Brown | University of Warwick
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Is Veganism not Good Enough? Industrial Plant Agriculture and Unnecessary Harm
Joshua Jarvis-Campbell | University of Exeter
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Session II (Room 1.10):
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Food(s) Power(s)
Michelangelo Bestazzi | University of Minho
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Rural EcoGrief: Insights from Portugal and Romania
Irina Velicu | Central for Social Studies University of Coimbra Portugal
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From blood to meat: On the role of Icelandic blood mares in European meat production
Eyja M. J. Brynjarsdottir | University of Iceland
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Session III (Room 1.10):
Justice and food heritage preservation
Adriana Clavel-Vázquez, M. Jimena Clavel Vázquez & Siba Harb | Tilburg University
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Feeding What to Whom? Ethical Discussions on Farming Edible Insects
Sara Madera Gómez | University of Milan
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Transgenic Corn and Epistemic Injustice: Challenges to Cultural Heritage and Food Sovereignty in Mexico
Francisco Javier Eguiluz Ruiz | Universidad de Guadalajara
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Organizers: Nicola Piras, Michelangelo Bestazzi, Lena Marinova (CEPS, UMinho, Portugal)
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