PhD student
PhD student
Description :
This thesis aims to study the renewal of the food repertoire from the perspective of the sociology of consumption and food. What factors can lead to the integration of a new food? How does a new eating habit become part of a routine? Starting with the places of production (seaweed harvesters, processors), sales (shops, markets), and promotion of seaweed consumption (conferences, outings on the foreshore, cooking workshops), this research will seek to understand the path taken by an ingredient to enter our consumption habits and our kitchen cupboards.
Institution: EHESS
Doctoral School: ED 286 Social Sciences (EHESS)
Thesis supervisor: Séverine Gojard
Co‑supervision of the thesis: Maxime Michaud
Cluster: SCOC