SUSTEIN

interdisciplinary team of researchers studying sustainable #tea @CBScph @cbssust #sustainability #sscm

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Former SUSTEIN researcher @matthewarcher5 has won an award with his paper "Imagining Impact in Global Supply Chains: Data-Driven Sustainability and the Production of Surveillable Space" published in @SurvSoc_Journal. Congratulations! We are proud!

[Surveillance & Society @SurvSoc_Journal]

Read the @SurvSoc_Journal award-winning papers for 2021:
Matthew Archer’s (@matthewarcher5) “Imagining Impact in Global Supply Chains: Data-Driven Sustainability and the Production of Surveillable Space” #sustainability #surveillance #openaccess
https://t.co/VYpnbuqBeH

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Former SUSTEIN member @matthewarcher5 launches special issue of @critanth at @AmericanAnthro #AAA2021Baltimore with @dansouleles today! Including a paper with @HannahRElliott on power in the sustainable #tea supply chain 🤓👇

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Check out SUSTEIN member @HannahRElliott's review of Megan A. Styles' book Roses from Kenya: Labor, Environment, and the Global Trade in Cut Flowers for @anthrowork !

[Hannah Elliott @HannahRElliott]

I’ve reviewed Megan A. Styles’ excellent book Roses from Kenya @UWAPress for Exertions @SAW – check it out here! https://t.co/q3SGDuEEE0 @SUSTEIN_CBS @matthewarcher5 @CBDScbs @AfricaBusPol @BrandAid_World

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This mode of engagement mitigates exclusion from sustainable supply chains while maintaining space for critique.

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📢The @critanth SI includes an article by @matthewarcher5 and @HannahRElliott on the ways actors along the supply chain of certified sustainable Kenyan tea attribute power to ‘the market’ https://t.co/Y97c4jpief

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The authors argue that concealing and revealing power in this way can be seen as a mode of engagement among 'sustainable' supply chains in which the
power of lead firms tends to be consolidated through market-driven sustainability initiatives.

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📢Excited to announce the new special issue in @critanth : Ethnographies of Power and the Powerful! Guest edited by former SUSTEIN member @matthewarcher5 and @dansouleles. Check out their introduction here 👇

[Critique of Anthropology @critanth]

Have you read our new special issue yet?!?
You can start with the introduction by @matthewarcher5
& @dansouleles which asks us to question how power is theorised via research w powerful interlocutors. #studyingup
https://t.co/xx00zgkTzf

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Featuring @MythriJega's Tea and solidarity: Tamil women and work in postwar Sri Lanka and @SarahBesky's Tasting qualities: the past and future of tea

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📢Check out SUSTEIN PI @MartinSkrydstr1's review of two fantastic books on the anthropology of #tea in @TheJRAI https://t.co/HoyNIQflIT

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Today, we say #goodbye to SUSTEIN team member @matthewarcher5 🌟

You can read some of his work on sustainable tea supply chains here:

https://t.co/gtoYrdoirX

https://t.co/x6M7YJfDq3

https://t.co/niZUgE4BKz

It was great working with you and good luck in the future!! 🍵

[British Institute in Eastern Africa @The_BIEA]

"Gendered division of agricultural work in tea farms had a role in justifying #ChildLabour" @HannahRElliott

[British Institute in Eastern Africa @The_BIEA]

Day 2 of the #ChildsWork #Workshop!
Presentation from Maria Kimata, @SachaHepburn @HannahRElliott & Gerda Kuiper @UniCologne
Chaired by Prof. David Anderson @WarwickHistory

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📢 Check out SUSTEIN team member @matthewarcher5's latest publication on the political ecology of inadvertence in @envplane 📢 cc: @PolEcoNet @CBDScbs @DFF_raad

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Fascinating work by SUSTEIN team members @HannahRElliott and @MartinSkrydstr1 on the complicated relationship between quality and price in the Kenyan tea industry 🤓 link to an #openaccess version below 👇🏻

[Hannah Elliott @HannahRElliott]

Check out my piece with Martin Skrydstrup on the political ecology of quality & price in Kenya’s tea industry in the spring issue of Commodity Frontiers! @SUSTEIN_CBS @PolEcoNet

[Tong Bingxue 仝冰雪 @tongbingxue]

Tea Picking now in Wuyi Mountain:

[Tong Bingxue 仝冰雪 @tongbingxue]

Tea Pickers in Tsin-tsun (Xing Village), Wuyi Mountain，
SE China’s Fujian Province, ca.1869.
The village is a major trade center for Wuyi tea at the time.

By Afong Photographer, Hong Kong.
#ChineseTea  #PastPresent

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📢 new pub alert 📢

Check out @matthewarcher5 and SUSTEIN advisory board member Filipe Calvão's #openaccess article on digital extraction in global supply chains, hot of the press in @Pol_Geog_Jl

👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

[Edge Effects @edgeeffectsmag]

Tea gardens in West Bengal are steeped in legacies of British colonialism. Geographers Chandreyi Sengupta, Mrinmoyee Naskar, and Debajit Datta trace the lingering social and environmental impacts of the 19th-century plantation system. #envhist https://t.co/O53vUUT5Lq