A B Youngman

Name:	A B Youngman
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	28 Feb 2025, 12:10 p.m.

Public lists managed by A B Youngman

• Annual Food Agenda
• Cambridge Global Food Security IRC
• Global Food Security Coffee Break Seminars
• Sociology Seminar Series 22-23
• Sociology Seminar Series 23-24

Talks given by A B Youngman

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Talks organised by A B Youngman

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• Lunchtime Conversation: Life and Death of a Patent: The Impact of Branding on Emergency Global Supply Trade
• Lunchtime Conversation: Socio-economic levers to scale up more sustainable farming
• Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: Non-White Meta-Categories in the US and UK: Unpacking the Language of Diversity and Racial Justice.
• Coffee Break Seminar: Carbon assimilation and allocation: From single cells to plant microbial systems
• Food for Thought: Ultraprocessed Food: Keeping us fed or making us sick?
• Coffee Break Seminar: Is the implementation of cocoa companies’ forest policies on track to effectively and equitably address deforestation in West Africa?
• Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: The Sociology of Religion without ‘Religion’? Prospects for the New Sociologies of Existentiality, Worldview and Sacrality
• Coffee Break Seminar: 'Frank and honest'? The politics of international plant pest reporting, 1952–1994
• Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: The Love of Books in the UK. Remediation and attachment in the digital age.
• Sociology Lunchtime Seminar: The Problem of White Normativity: How Systemic Racism Works and the Curious Case of Historically White Colleges and Universities
• Policing Empires: Militarization, Race, and the Imperial Boomerang in Britain and the US
• Gender Fluidity: Progress and Pushbacks in the UK Today
• Black British Voices Project: the final report
• Bringing the Masses Back In: Explaining Spontaneous Uprisings from the French Revolution to Black Lives Matter
• What is the real cost of food?
• PROVOCATIONS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND TECHNOLOGY: a manifesto for scholarship and practice
• How do policies influence food systems?
• @CambridgeFLY: Reflections on 10 years of organising for change
• Reducing UK Meat Consumption: The Promise of Targeting Decision Contexts
• Forecasting risks from invasive pests like locusts affecting staple food crops in Sub-Saharan Africa
• GENDER FLUIDITY: Progress and pushbacks in the UK today
• We are not starving: the struggle for food sovereignty in Ghana
• How to Feed the Global Population with Less Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Nitrogen Fertilisers?
• Financialisation, Assetisation or Rentiership? A Comparative Analysis of Capital Accumulation Strategies in the Pharmaceutical and Diagnostics Industries.
• Food for Thought Panel Talk: Why can't we keep our children healthy?
• Department of Sociology Seminar: Thinking Decolonially through an Intersectional Lens
• Democratising plant bio-technologies to address food security challenges in sub-Saharan Africa
• Christmas Dinner 2050: will we be eating alternative turkey?
• Christmas Dinner 2050: will we be eating alternative turkey?
• Plastic in the Food Chain: Can we do without it?