An event in the CIVICA Public Lecture Series Tours d'Europe
Reports on climate change make it abundantly clear that the food we eat is part of the problem. However, we all depend on agriculture to survive and lead a healthy life. Essential to our survival as it is, food is not just an issue of sustenance and nutrition. It is intimately associated with cultures and cultural identities. Radically changing our modes of food production and consumption is likely to engender intense debate and conflicting views.
How could such perspectives be reconciled? What are the possible paths for revising our unsustainable relation to food production and consumption while preserving the cultural heritage and sense-making of food?
Join us to discuss and learn more on the future of food systems and climate change with researchers and experts from CIVICA universities and beyond!
The language of the event is English.
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Speakers
Roundtable
- Valentina Bosetti, Professor of Environmental and Climate Change Economics, Bocconi University
- Friederike Döbbe, PhD researcher, Department of Management and Organisation, Stockholm School of Economics
- Hannes Leo, Board Member, EFIS Centre
Chair
- Laurence Romani, moderator