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Petr Jehlička @petrjehlicka.bsky.social · 02/07/2025

A new Antipode article in which the Polička Collective advances arguments about the Global East being a (long-neglected) source of important theoretical insights for the Diverse and Community Economies scholarship.

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Anja Decker @anjadecker.bsky.social · 12/02/2025

My paper on the political participation of urban newcomers in rural peripheries has now been published in the Journal of Rural Studies. It seeks to advance the debate on the political dimension of urban-to-rural migration and highlights municipalist strategies www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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Urban newcomers as candidates in rural municipal elections: Explorations in the political dimension of lifestyle migration

The lived experience and the transformative effects of urban-to-rural lifestyle migration are key research interests of rural studies, but we know lit…

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Maike Melles @maikemelles.bsky.social · 28/05/2025

🌍 Next week, Matt Watson (University of Sheffield, UK), the fourth speaker in the DEA's 2025 Ecological Anthropology Seminar Series, will be talking about 'Food Waste as the Fallout of Everyday Practices'. 🚮 To join us in Prague or online, register here: forms.cloud.microsoft/e/rfKrvjTnE2

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Jan Vávra @hansvavra.bsky.social · 20/05/2025

Project's focus encouraged us to step out of the comfort zone of social geography and walk into the public health field. Very interesting experience but not an easy one😄 Hopefully, we've provided new and robust insight into the #gardening, #food and #publichealth studies.

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Jan Vávra @hansvavra.bsky.social · 20/05/2025

Brief summary👇 👍Gardeners eat fruit and vegetables more often and have lower #BMI even if the effect of sociodemographics is controlled. 🤔However, the relationship between gardening, consumption and health is not straightforward.

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Petr Jehlička @petrjehlicka.bsky.social · 03/06/2025

🫑🍑🥒🍓L. Sovová’s and my paper brings temporality to the diverse economies scholarship, arguing that "the cyclical, natural time of gardening seasons determines the social rhythm of food provisioning in a contemporary urban context". www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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Garden time and market time: Finding seasonality in diverse food economies

This paper combines two fast-developing perspectives on food provision: diverse economies and temporality. Building on an in-depth study of urban gard…

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CESCAME @cescame.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

🔹 Workshop: Benedikt Schmid in dialogue with CESCAME 🔹 We’re excited to host Benedikt Schmid at the Institute of Sociology, Prague! 🚀 Join us for an engaging talk on community sustainability transitions. 📍 Prague + Online 📅 Details & registration: cescame.soc.cas.cz/events/works...

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CESCAME @cescame.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

❓Jak zapojit veřejnost do rozhodování o nových projektech v obcích? Členové a členky týmu CESCAME se aktivně zapojují do veřejných diskuzí na aktuální témata! Jednou z těchto akcí byl online seminář od Agora Central Europe na téma NIMBY efektu (Not In My Backyard).👇

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Petr Jehlička @petrjehlicka.bsky.social · 28/11/2024

Petr Daněk and my OA analysis of food self-provisioning based on 800 respondents in Czechia and 500 in Austria is out in Erdkunde: time in the garden, motivations for growing food, volume of production, extent of food sharing, fertiliser and pesticide use... www.erdkunde.uni-bonn.de/article/view...

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View of Gardening as a responsible leisure activity: The geography of Central European food self-provisioning

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Maike Melles @maikemelles.bsky.social · 27/11/2024

Looking forward to my talk "On moral grounds: Revisiting acorn theft in 20th-century Spain" 🌰🇪🇦 at the seminar hosted by the Inst of Ethnology Prague, online + in Brno, on Monday 2 Dec, 2 pm CET, with Susanne Fehlings (Frobenius Institute and GU Frankfurt) as discussant. Info and link to join online:

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ON MORAL GROUNDS: Revisiting Acorn Theft in 20th-Century Spain - Etnologický ústav AV ČR

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