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GloFoodS: transitions to global food security. Governing by models: land use models as tools for governing food

security (GOSAMO)

Allison Marie Loconto

To cite this version:

Allison Marie Loconto. GloFoodS: transitions to global food security. Governing by models: land use models as tools for governing food security (GOSAMO). IWIM 2018 : International Workshop of INRA Metaprograms, Institut National de Recherche Agronomique (INRA). UAR Collège de Direction (0233)., Feb 2018, Versailles, France. �hal-01793733�

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GOVERNING BY MODELS:

LAND USE MODELS AS TOOLS FOR GOVERNING FOOD SECURITY

(GOSAMO)

Allison Marie Loconto Chargée de Recherche

Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire Sciences, Innovations et Sociétés (LISIS) Department SAE2 (Social Sciences, Agriculture and Food, Rural Development and Environment)

GloFoodS: Transitions to Global Food Security

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I. GloFoodS question: How does food security governance affect agricultural practices and land use?

II. The GOSAMO question : How do models and metrics (of land use and agricultural practices) affect the governance of food security?

I. Instruments of knowledge (intra-disciplinary critique) II. Instruments of public action (inter-disciplinary critique) III. Approach:

I. 3 workshops with S. African and Brazilian Associated Partners (2015-2016)

II. 2 Masters Theses (2015-2016)

III. Researcher Exchange between France and Brazil (2017)

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I. Results : Models as instruments of knowledge (intra-disciplinary critique)

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Deforestation scenarios for the Amazon are RIGHT, when proven WRONG

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I. Results : Models as instruments of public action (inter-disciplinary critique)

Cites:

‘area saved by yield increase’ (Borlaug, 1985: 392)

‘sparing land for nature’ (Waggoner, 1994)

Source: Nestlé Eco-Design Tool (Schenker, 2011)

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Journal Metrics CiteScore:3.50 Impact Factor:3.089 5-Year Impact Factor:3.527 Source Normalized Impact per Paper (SNIP):1.739 SCImago Journal Rank (SJR):1.376

I. Future Directions

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Contact:

Dr. Allison Marie LOCONTO

Chargée de Recherche, SAE2 INRA

UMR LISIS - Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire Sciences, Innovations, Sociétés

Visiting STS Fellow

John F. Kennedy School of Government Harvard University

(Mobilité AgreenSkills+) allison-marie.loconto@inra.fr

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