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A social perspective on the protein transition
At WebinarJam (see link below), Tuesday 2 February 2021 from 13.00 till 14.30
Many efforts in the transition to sustainable protein are directed towards scientific and technological issues such as the discovery of new forms of protein and increasing the efficiency of protein production. But what about the impact that this transition will have on society at large and on non-human beings such as animals? In this Webinar, prominent experts from Wageningen University will introduce us to this social perspective on the protein transition that is so crucial to reach sustainability.
About the speakers
Jessica Duncan is an Associate Professor in Rural Sociology at Wageningen University. She is committed to social justice and is widely recognized for her expertise on the politics of sustainable food system transition. Her main research focus concerns the practices and politics of participation in food policy processes.
Bernice Bovenkerk is an Associate Professor at the group of Communication, Philosophy and Technology of Wageningen University. She has recently been granted a VIDI grant from the Netherlands Organization of Scientific Research on a project titled ‘Anthropocene Ethics: taking animal agency seriously’. Her research interests concern issues in animal and environmental ethics and political philosophy
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