第 15 回地球研国際シンポジウム

日々の食の消費と生産の文化を変える：ポスト成長期の未来からの物語

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RIHN 15th International Symposium

LanguageTransitioning Cultures ofSession
Everyday Food Consumption
and1 Regionaland Production:
Regenerative Foodsheds
Stories from aFutures, Transdisciplinary
2 FoodPost-growth Future
Processes, and Politics
English（日本語同時通訳）

地域に根付いた再生可能なフードシェッド

Online (Zoom, Slack)

食の未来、超学際的プロセス、ポリティクス

3 Food-alternatives in the Present
現在に見られる食のオルタナティブ

and4 Sufficiency
Cultural Change

Keynote Address

Overcoming the Problem Bias – Researching andLearning Sustainable Food Economy Solutions

Arnim WIEK

充足性と文化変容(Arizona State University, USA)

Limits, Degrowth and Environmental Justice

DateJan. 13-16, 2021

Giorgos KALLIS(Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain)

Food Journeys: Encounters that Engender Empathy
across DifferenceMichael CAROLAN(Colorado State University, USA)

Organized by
National Institutes for the Humanities (NIHU)

Inter-University Research Institute Corporation
RIHN

RIHN 15th International Symposium

Transitioning Cultures of Everyday Food Consumption and Production:
Stories from a Post-growth Future
日々の食の消費と生産の文化を変える：ポスト成長期の未来からの物語

Whether by ecological breakdown or concerted action, the era of mass production and consumption isnearing its end. This means that the resource-intensive systems of provisioning on which many currently

depend upon to meet their daily needs will change. As food is so ingrained in culture and the rhythms of daily
life, the repatterning of a post-growth food system has profound implications for the future of lifestyles,
work, and health. How might sustainable food practices reconstitute foodscapes of sufficiency andconviviality, in which the line between consumer and producer is blurred? How do we redesign foodproduction around the principles of agroecology so they might regenerate ecological synergies and expand
farmer and citizen sovereignty? Food futures are political-- how do civic food actors rally around desirable

food visions and ﬁnd agency in transforming their foodsheds? Finally, can our relationship with food andagriculture redeﬁne socio-cultural ideas of the good life and enable alternative worldviews that embraceecological and social limits?

1/13 (Wed.) 09:30 - 12:00 (JST)Keynote Address

Overcoming the Problem Bias – Researching and
Learning Sustainable Food Economy Solutions
Arnim WIEK (Arizona State University, USA)

Session 1 Chair: Steven R. McGREEVY (RIHN)

Regional and Regenerative Foodsheds
地域に根付いた再生可能なフードシェッド

1/15 (Fri.) 15:00 - 17:45 (JST)Session 3 Chair: Maximilian SPIEGELBERG (RIHN)
Food-alternatives in the Present
現在に見られる食のオルタナティブ

Petr JEHLIČKA (Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)
Marlyne SAHAKIAN (University of Geneva, Switzerland)
KOBAYASHI Mai (RIHN)
Bálint BALÁZS (Environmental Social Science Research Group, Hungary)

TSUCHIYA Kazuaki (The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Practitioner Roundtable Facilitator: Hein MALLEE (RIHN)

Oliver TAHERZADEH (RIHN)SUZUKI Kentaro (Kyoto Organic Action, Japan)

Clara NICHOLLS (University of California, Berkeley, USA)

Ashlesha KHADSE (Amrita Bhoomi Agroecology Center, India)

TANAKA Keiko (University of Kentucky, USA)

Chris SMAJE ( “A Small Farm Future” , England)

1/14 (Thu.) 15:00 - 18:00 (JST)Keynote Address

Limits, Degrowth and Environmental Justice
Giorgos KALLIS (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,Spain)

Session 2 Chair: Christoph D. D. RUPPRECHT (RIHN)

Food Futures, Transdisciplinary Processes,and Politics
食の未来、超学際的プロセス、ポリティクス

1/16 (Sat.) 09:30 - 12:45 (JST)Keynote Address

Food Journeys: Encounters that Engender Empathy acrossDifferenceMichael CAROLAN (Colorado State University, USA)

Session 4 Chair: TAMURA Norie (RIHN)
Sufficiency and Cultural Change
充足性と文化変容

Ilan CHABAY (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, Germany)

Joost VERVOORT (Utrecht University, Netherlands)

Daniel NILES (RIHN) and ABE Ken-ichi (RIHN)Jose Luis VIVERO POL (Université Catholique de Louvain,Belgium)

Ashley COLBY (Rizoma Field School, Uruguay)

AKITSU Motoki (Kyoto University, Japan)

Rajat CHAUDHURI (Author)

Final Session

Astrid MANGNUS (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Kanang KANTAMATURAPOJ (Mahidol University, Thailand)

Discussion across all sessions
SATO Yo-Ichiro (Kyoto Prefectural University, Japan)
TACHIKAWA Masashi (Nagoya University)

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