Celia Plender: The Everyday Politics of Food Co-Ops: Care, Aid, and Community in Austerity Britain

Datum
27. Novem­ber 2024 

AnthroTalks sem­i­nar at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Birm­ing­ham (hybrid)

Dr Celia Plen­der (Uni­ver­si­ty of Exeter): „The Every­day Pol­i­tics of Food Co-Ops: Care, Aid, and Com­mu­ni­ty in Aus­ter­i­ty Britain”
27 Novem­ber 2024
1–2:30PM

Speak­er Bio: My work focus­es on polit­i­cal-eco­nom­ic change in Britain through the lens of grass­roots, com­mu­ni­ty groups, engag­ing with themes of every­day pol­i­tics, mutu­al aid and care. I have con­duct­ed long-term ethno­graph­ic field­work with urban, grass­roots food co-ops to explore their every­day prac­tices and respons­es to the changes tak­ing place around them rang­ing from neolib­er­al reform to aus­ter­i­ty and now covid-19.

Loca­tion: Depart­ment of African Stud­ies and Anthro­pol­o­gy, Arts Build­ing, Room 104
Zoom reg­is­tra­tion link: https://bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlcO6ppzkjHdLAEpWc-_3D9mcoKGyK3Mgl

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