Future Food Imaginaries

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How Beautiful We Were
Food, Oil and Justice in Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were
Cameroonian author Imbolo Mbue’s novel How Beautiful We Were (2021) is not technically cli-fi, because...
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Launch of the EAT Lancet 2025 Report and the Stockholm Food Forum
I’ve spent two days at the Stockholm Food Forum, which began with the Launch of the 2025 EAT Lancet Report,...
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Nattavaara
Food, Diets and Disaster in Nattavaara and Armasjärvi 
Two of the most ambitious cli-fi novels in Swedish are Nattavaara (2020) and Armasjärvi (2021)...
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Massive
The Massive, Marx and the Food System
Earlier this year, I attended the conference Marx in the Anthropocene, hosted by IUAV University in Venice,...
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Untitled
Interview with Professor Armando Pérez-Cueto
https://youtu.be/KK8H3D2TG8M Interview with Professor Armando Pérez-Cueto at Umeå University on food,...
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Radio2
Foodimagine on Swedish Science Radio
I was interviewed by Swedish national radio as part of the standing series Vetenskapsradion (The Science...
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About Future Food Imaginaries in Global climate fiction

FoodImagine is the home page of the project Future Food Imaginaries in Global Climate Fiction. It is designed to communicate the evolving project to the public, to the research community and to stakeholders. To find out more, click the button below.

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Do you work with promoting sustainable diets for the future and want to be part of the network? Do you have novels, films or other media to recommend to the project? Are you interested in a presentation on how food is narrated in climate fiction? Get in touch with the project here.

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