Social network analysis of alternative local food systems in Belgium
What is the role of social learning inside local food networks aiming at a transition to a sustainable food system? In the project Food4Sustainability a research consortium sets out to investigate the network characteristics and learning processes occurring in these local food networks in Belgium. A...
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| creator | Avermaete, Tessa Annaert, Bernd Vivero Pol, Jose Luis Dedeurwaerdere, Tom de Callataÿ, Charlotte De Schutter, Olivier De Snijder, Pepijn Hudon, Marek Joachain, Hélène Mathijs, Erik Bleeckx, Thomas |
| description | What is the role of social learning inside local food networks aiming at a transition to a sustainable food system? In the project Food4Sustainability a research consortium sets out to investigate the network characteristics and learning processes occurring in these local food networks in Belgium. A conceptual framework was developed reflecting the transdisciplinarity of the consortium and aimed at analysing the different levels of the network. The hypothesis in the first part of the project is the importance of the contribution of converging strategic policy beliefs to a collaborative atmosphere amongst the different actors in the local food network. This was assessed by a social network analysis through a series of semi-structured interviews with key players in the local food network. |
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