Elizabeth Finnis
Associate Professor
College of Social & Applied Human Sciences
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Guelph, Ontario
efinnis@uoguelph.ca
Office:
(519) 824-4120 ext. 56527
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Dr. Finnis' current research examines food production, local food systems, and smaller-scale farming in Parry Sound District, Ontario. Some of her other recent research includes working with small-scale farmers on issues of food sovereignty, agriculture, and social/physical environmental change i...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Finnis' current research examines food production, local food systems, and smaller-scale farming in Parry Sound District, Ontario. Some of her other recent research includes working with small-scale farmers on issues of food sovereignty, agriculture, and social/physical environmental change in rural Paraguay.
Finnis' research addresses the politics, economics, and culture of smaller-scale farming and local food systems. Geographically, she is interested in Canada, India, and Paraguay, and uses a political ecology lens to examine food, diet, agricultural transitions, and food sovereignty.
She currently holds a SSHRC Insight Development Grant, Understanding Agricultural Values and Food Sovereignty Possibilities on the Edge of Northern Ontario.
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Finnis' research addresses the politics, economics, and culture of smaller-scale farming and local food systems. Geographically, she is interested in Canada, India, and Paraguay, and uses a political ecology lens to examine food, diet, agricultural transitions, and food sovereignty.
She currently holds a SSHRC Insight Development Grant, Understanding Agricultural Values and Food Sovereignty Possibilities on the Edge of Northern Ontario.
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