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Contested knowledge: changing practices in origin-food communities

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Mariagiulia Mariani *
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Claire Cerdán
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Iuri Peri
DOI:10.1108/BFJ-10-2018-0713delete
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Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to investigate how communities engaged in the valorisation of origin food through Geographical Indications (GIs) and Slow Food Presidia can be resilient to changing conditions and able to innovate their practices. Design/methodology/approach - This paper uses the concept of community of practices (CoP) to explore the learning processes occurring in three origin cheese initiatives located in France and Morocco. Findings - Learning processes surpass the border of the governing body and encompass competitors and consumers. Discrepancies between what is codified and what is done lead to a dynamic redefinition of both specifications and communities. Such initiatives are frameworks for envisioning possible futures emerging from controversies. Originality/value - This paper compares two localised agrofood systems initiatives (GIs and Slow Food Presidia), based on evidence from two European and an African cases. The analytical frame of CoP sheds light on the underestimated dynamic effect of controversies on knowledge.
Keyword:
Cheese
Communities of practice
Geographical indications
Slow food
LAFS
Origin products
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