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Research
Latest papers
Exploring food shopping behaviours through a study of Ottawa social media.
Appetite · 2022
Shared Opportunities on Institutional Lands: On-Site Food Production, Its Benefits, Barriers, and Opportunities.
HERD · 2016 · first author
Latest funding
- $53,868
Methodologies for the study of market concentration in Canadian food processing
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $275,000
The Dual Feminine: The Body, Metaphor, and Crisis in Early Jewish Literature
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $48,474
The role of entertainment media in the persistence of Canadian and American poverty
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
2 publications.
Exploring food shopping behaviours through a study of Ottawa social media.
Lynch M, Knezevic I, Mah CL
Shared Opportunities on Institutional Lands: On-Site Food Production, Its Benefits, Barriers, and Opportunities.
Knezevic I, Mount P, Clement C
Methodologies for the study of market concentration in Canadian food processing
Principal investigators: Knezevic, Irena
Keywords: Food processing; Market concentration; Food security; Regional food systems; Community development
The Dual Feminine: The Body, Metaphor, and Crisis in Early Jewish Literature
Principal investigators: Brownridge, Amelia A.
Keywords: Hebrew Bible; Old Testament; dead sea scrolls; intertextuality; feminist theory; crisis; conceptual metaphor theory; formation of scripture; history of interpretation; personification; comparative methodology; women; gender; early Jewish literature
The role of entertainment media in the persistence of Canadian and American poverty
Principal investigators: MacLennan, Anne F.
Keywords: poverty; media; television; film; music; Canada; United States; recession; stereotype; myth; stigmatization; unconscious bias
Food Learning and Growing (FLAGship) Partnership: Seeding Sustainability Transformation
Keywords: food regions; sustainability; resilience; climate change; participatory research; Indigenous knowledge; traditional knowledge; knowledge co-creation; monitoring; regional capitals; knowledge mobilization
The role of entertainment media in the persistence of Canadian and American poverty
Principal investigators: MacLennan, Anne F.
Keywords: poverty; media; television; film; music; Canada; United States; recession; stereotype; myth; stigmatization; unconscious bias
Diversity by design: Using qualitative social science to drive inclusion and sustainability in agricultural innovation
Principal investigators: Bronson, Kelly
Keywords: big data; agriculture; technological inequity; responsible research and innovation; participatory research; inclusion; rural context; family farm; agro-ecology; organic
Diversity by design: Using qualitative social science to drive inclusion and sustainability in agricultural innovation
Principal investigators: Bronson, Kelly
Keywords: big data; agriculture; technological inequity; responsible research and innovation; participatory research; inclusion; rural context; family farm; agro-ecology; organic
Community impact of small-scale food processing
Principal investigators: Knezevic, Irena
Keywords: food processing; food systems; community development; social impact; community impact
Tools, Financing and Infrastructure for Small-Scale Food Processing
Principal investigators: Knezevic, Irena
Keywords: small-scale food processing; policy; food systems
Making Data Matter: Analyzing the material effects of big data use in the agri-food sector
Principal investigators: Bronson, Kelly
Keywords: (1) Big data; (2) Agriculture; (3) Agri-food Policy; (4) Digital Revolution; (5) Social Shaping of Technologies; (6) Inequity; (7) Access; (8) New Materialism
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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