Marvin Joseph Montefrio

Assistant Professor of Social Science (Environmental Studies)

Yale-NUS College

Singapore

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Marvin Joseph Montefrio is an Assistant Professor of Social Science (Environmental Studies) at Yale-NUS College in Singapore. His research areas include political ecology, urban agriculture, food security, and the impacts of climate change on migration and urban governance. He has authored several recent articles exploring topics such as agrarian livelihoods, aesthetic politics in community gardens, and the complex dynamics of locavorism in the Philippines.

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Singapore University of Social Sciences

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The Political Ecology of Philippine Migration in a Changing Climate

The imaginaries of urban agriculture and a livable city shaping Bangkok’s urban governance and design

Pandemic lockdowns and their impacts on urban‐based agrarian livelihoods and food security in a Provincial City in the Philippines

When one crisis comes after another: successive shocks, food insecurity, and coastal precarity in the Philippines

Navigating discipline and indulgence: the performance of contradiction on Instagram food posts in the Philippines

The reproductive climate concerns of young, educated Chinese: ‘when the nest is upset, no egg is left intact’

Aesthetic politics and community gardens in Singapore

Between food and spectacle: The complex reconfigurations of rural production in agritourism

Interrogating the “productive” home gardener in a time of pandemic lockdown in the Philippines

Cosmopolitan translations of food and the case of alternative eating in Manila, the Philippines

Hybridities and awkward constructions in Philippine locavorism: reframing global-local dynamics through assemblage thinking

Transecting “healthy” and “sustainable” food in the Asia Pacific

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Harng Luh Sin

Edson Tandoc

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