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30082017 1 Food & Place – how the public can contribute to sustainable foodtures and intangible value creation, Tuesday August 29, 9.0012.30 Introduction to the symposium, Bent Egberg Mikkelsen Food & Place – how the public can contribute to sustainable foodtures and intangible value creation Transformations of food systems Conventions of quality (Storper & Salais, ) Alternative food networks (Renting, Marsden & Banks; Watts et al.) Short food supply chains’ (Marsden, Banks & Bristow, ) Territorially embedded marketing and certification schemes (Ilbery, Morris, Buller, Maye, & Kneafsey, ; Parrott, Wilson, & Murdoch, ). Emerging Nordic food approaches: European Planning Studies: Vol 25, No 7 Food, city & the region from placelessness to placeness City based food strategies is spreading, For instance: Hungry City: How Food Shapes Our Lives (Steele, 2013) Andraos, A. & Wood, D. (ed.) (2010). “Above the pavement – the farm: architecture and agriculture at public farm 1”, New York: Princeton Architectural Press. Despommier, D. (2010), “The Vertical Farm; Feeding the World in the 21st Century”, New York, USA: Picador. Fox, T. J. (2011 ). “Urban Farming: Sustainable city living in your backyard, in your community, and in the world”. Public procurement is believed to hold the power to influence the future development of the food system towards desired social and economic outcomes (Stefani et al., 2015, McCrudden 2004) Miazzo, F. & MInkjan, M. (ed.) (2013). “Farming the City: food as a Tool for Today’s Urbanisation”, Netherlands: Cities

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Food & Place – how the public can contribute to sustainable foodtures and 

intangible value creation, Tuesday August 29, 9.00‐12.30

Introduction to the symposium, Bent Egberg Mikkelsen

Food & Place – how the public can contribute to sustainable foodtures and 

intangible value creation

Transformations of food systems

• Conventions of quality (Storper & Salais, )

• Alternative food networks (Renting, Marsden & Banks; Watts et al.) 

• Short food supply chains’ (Marsden, Banks & Bristow, ) 

• Territorially embedded marketing and certification schemes (Ilbery, Morris, Buller, Maye, & Kneafsey, ; Parrott, Wilson, & Murdoch, ).

Emerging Nordic food approaches: European Planning Studies: Vol 25, No 7

Food, city & the regionfrom placelessness to placeness• City based food strategies is spreading, For instance: Hungry City: How Food Shapes Our Lives (Steele, 2013)

• Andraos, A. & Wood, D. (ed.) (2010). “Above the pavement – the farm: architecture and agriculture at public farm 1”, New York: Princeton Architectural Press.

• Despommier, D. (2010), “The Vertical Farm; Feeding the World in the 21st Century”, New York, USA: Picador.

• Fox, T. J. (2011 ). “Urban Farming: Sustainable city living in your backyard, in your community, and in the world”.

• Public procurement is believed to hold the power to influence the future development of the food system towards desired social and economic outcomes (Stefani et al., 2015, McCrudden 2004)

• Miazzo, F. & MInkjan, M. (ed.) (2013). “Farming the City: food as a Tool for Today’s Urbanisation”, Netherlands: Cities

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FoodscapesFood, People & Places 

IMAGES OF FOODSCAPES ‐INTRODUCTION TO FOODSCAPE STUDIES AND THEIRAPPLICATION IN THE STUDY OF HEALHY EATING OUT OF HOME ENVIRONMENTS Mikkelsen, Bent Egberg. Perspectives in Public Health, submitted

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Affordances – action possibilities

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Affordances

”We are behaving in the environment but we are

perceivers of it”

Gibson, 1976

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Foodscapes are

”how we live our lives with 

food, according to food and through food” 

(Dolphijn, 2004).  

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Program

• 9:00 ‐ 9:15. Welcome, network, registration

• 9.15 – 9.25. Introduction to the symposium, Bent Egberg Mikkelsen

• 9:25 – 9.50. Food & the city‐ Case of Montpellier, Claire Cerdan; CIRAD

• 9.50 – 10.00. Questions & discussion

• 10.00 – 10.25. Food; the Region  & the City – how the city of Aalborg public contributes to sustainable foodtures and local food identity creation. Bent Egberg Mikkelsen, Professor Aalborg University

• 10.25 – 10.35. Questions & discussion

• 10.35 – 10.55. Break

• 10.55 – 11.20. What's in a place name? When the rise of protection coincides with the fall of tradition. Maurizio Canavari, Alma Mater Studiorum‐University of Bologna & Katia Laura Sidali, Free University of Bozen‐Bolzano

• 11.20 – 11.30. Questions & discussion

• 11.30 – 12.15 Discussion. What are the essentials in public engagement in creating urban food identity & strategies

• 12:30 Closing