Agri-Food XIII27 November - 30 November 2006 ~ University of Otago, Dunedin We're pleased to announce that two international leaders in the field of economic and feminist geography, Katherine Gibson and Julie Graham, have agreed to headline this year’s Agri-Food meeting. While each has a distinguished career in her own right, the two are well-known for their collaborative writings under the pen name J. K. Gibson-Graham. J. K. Gibson-Graham's book titles include: The End of Capitalism (As We Knew It): A Feminist Critique of Political Economy, [Blackwell Publishers, Oxford UK and Cambridge USA, 1996]; and A Postcapitalist Politics, [Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press, 2006]. The pair will deliver this year's Keynote Address and participate in Monday's Symposium. Professional biographies of the scholars can be found online: Preliminary Program Mon. 27 November
9:00 am: General Sessions
1:00 pm: Symposium I: The Margins and Intersticies of the Global Food System: Economies, People and Ecologies. Tues. 28 November
9:00 am: General Sessions
3:00 pm: Keynote Address: Katherine Gibson and Julie Graham. Wed. 29 November
9:00 am: General Sessions
1:00 pm: Symposium II: Interdisciplinary Research & Agricultural Sustainability. Thurs. 30 November
9:00 am: ARGOS On-Farm Tour.
6:00 pm: Annual Agri-Food Dinner and Awards. Fri. 1 December.
9:00 am: Transportation back to Dunedin. Full Registration - $200 NZD Early bird, $225 NZD normal registration, $75 NZD Student. - Registration fee per day includes GST, morning and afternoon teas and lunch.
- To qualify for the early bird rate forms must be received by the CSAFE office no later than Friday 30 June
- Other registrations will still be accepted at the normal rate up until Friday 17 November.
To register: Complete the registration form (pdf) and send to: Mark Haggerty, Conference Organizer
Agri-Food XIII, CSAFE, University of Otago, PO Box 56, Dunedin, N.Z.
Phone: +64 3 479 5220
Fax: +64 3 479 5266
E-mail: Mark.Haggerty@stonebow.otago.ac.nz | 
