Commissioner Fischler Welcomes Eurochoices

Fischler, Franz

doi:10.1111/j.1746-692x.2001.tb00065.x

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“…At the nonperturbative quantum level the situation is less clear, as the finite entropy of de Sitter space may be taken as an indication that the actual density of states is finite. However, this may depend on the details of how the quantum Hilbert space is defined [53,54,14]. We will simply follow e.g.…”

Section: Infrared Issuesmentioning

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Comments on microcausality, chaos, and gravitational observables

Marolf¹

2015

Class. Quantum Grav.

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Observables in gravitational systems must be non-local so as to be invariant under diffeomorphism gauge transformations. But at the classical level some such observables can nevertheless satisfy an exact form of microcausality. This property is conjectured to remain true at all orders in the semiclassical expansion, though with limitations at finite or P lanck . We also discuss related issues concerning observables in black hole spacetimes and comment on the senses in which they do and do not experience the form of chaos identified by Shenker and Stanford. In particular, in contrast to the situation in a reflecting cavity, this chaos does not afflict observables naturally associated with Hawking radiation for evaporating black holes.

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Section: Infrared Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comments on microcausality, chaos, and gravitational observables

Marolf¹

2015

Class. Quantum Grav.

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“…The food sharing initiatives are the way they felt during the meal, describing the atmosphere as 'positive,' 'warm,' (Wise, 2011) by communal eating place. Fischler (2011) suggests that convivial commensality is induced through food culture, and the social identity of food consumption is symbols. Therefore, it is evident that the elements of eating together, collaboration, authenticity, gathering, and identity are holistically connected.…”

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“…The structure of the participants surrounding it both represents and influences the interaction between them. It even positions them in a corporate system (Fischler, 2011).…”

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Commensality and responsive food consumption behavior in community based canteen

Gebreyohannes

2021

IJRBS

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The present study aims to recognize the commensality phenomena and the role of empathy in emerging ethical food consumption behavior at a social level. The study applied qualitative research using an ethnographic method to construct situational and emotional factors of commensality as food consumption behavior in the social meal context. Finding demonstrates that social context influence eating behavior of individual through empathy. It explores a segmented social practice concerning a different viewpoint of food consumption and preference. It is a more theoretical contribution to the sociology of food as a social practice. Additionally, we define responsive eating behavior in conjunction with belief matching.

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“…It approved production of the Premier Issue of EuroChoices in 2001, co‐edited by Harry Ayer and John Davis. It contained a welcome article from Dr Franz Fischler, European Commissioner for Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries, in which he stated that… ‘We must therefore be guided by the principle that where reliable information is properly communicated our common goals will be understood…I am confident that the publication of EuroChoices will make a substantial input to the realisation of this principle’ (Fischler, ). The Premier issue was well received and it was decided that EuroChoices should become a sister publication to the Journal of Agricultural Economics .…”

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Communicating Economic Concepts and Research in a Challenging Environment

Davis¹

2018

J Agricultural Economics

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This address explores the communication challenges facing the economics profession and agri-food and rural economists in particular against a background of reputational damage to the profession and an apparent loss of trust in experts. It argues that a common thread linking many of the challenges is the need for more effective models of communication so that our economic concepts, ideas and research findings can be more timely, better understood and, most importantly, have greater impact. Five important challenges are examined: loss of trust in experts; emotions and decision making; the role of the media; the roles of agri-food and rural economists; and competition from other disciplines and interests. A good practice communications framework is then proposed embodying ten important communication principles: understanding the target audience; understanding the political context of decision makers; generating a robust evidence base; building reputation and credibility; need for cross disciplinary working; consulting with stakeholder groups; getting the timing right; producing high quality presentations; making use of social media; and being prepared for challenges. Four stereotypical categories of communication incorporating different standards of rigour and relevance are identified: Ivory tower; Gold Standard; Populist; and Quicksand. Responses by the Agricultural Economics Society and the European Association of Agricultural Economists to the need for more accessible communications via the development of the innovative outreach journal EuroChoices are outlined.

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Commissioner Fischler Welcomes Eurochoices

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Comments on microcausality, chaos, and gravitational observables

Comments on microcausality, chaos, and gravitational observables

Commensality and responsive food consumption behavior in community based canteen

Communicating Economic Concepts and Research in a Challenging Environment

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