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4. May 201712. May 2017Jérémie Forney

Conference Food Utopias in Switzerland, 07.06.2017, Neuchâtel

12. February 20176. April 2017Jérémie Forney

Un-common ground and diverging utopias in food sciences

An anthropological research project on the social dimensions of agri-environmental governance

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