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Impossible solutions: Competing values in marketing alternative proteins for sustainable food systems
Elizabeth Ransom
School of International Affairs
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Sustainable Food Systems
100%
Competing Values
100%
Alternative Protein
100%
Animal Welfare
25%
Marketization
25%
Responsible Consumption
25%
Convention Theory
25%
Promissory Narratives
25%
Original Contributions
12%
Market Value
12%
Transformative Potential
12%
Food Systems
12%
New Markets
12%
Article Use
12%
Non-market Valuation
12%
Financial Status
12%
New Goods
12%
Regimes of Engagement
12%
Distributed Responsibility
12%
Market Relations
12%
Social Sciences
Civics
100%
Marketization
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Marketing
100%
Market Value
100%