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Staff Data:
GIBSON, MARK ANTHONY   (MARK)
PhD, Msc
Title:Part-time Instructor
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Academic Qualification
  • DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, THE MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY, ENGLAND
  • MASTER OF SCIENCE IN FOOD MANAGEMENT, THE MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY, ENGLAND
Journal
  • Mark Gibson, Tim Knowles, Emma Derbyshire, Charles Brennan (2010) Food Security: semantic and statistical confusion: a research note. Advances in Food, Hospitality and Tourism. Vol.1, No.3, 2010.
  • Mark Gibson (2010) Do current food security concepts serve the fight against hunger? FAO Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition, Contributions to peer assist no. 3 2010. Online at http://typo3.fao.org/fileadmin/user_upload/fsn/docs/PROCEEDINGS_FS_Concepts.pdf.
  • Journal of Food Security: The Science, Sociology and Economics of Food Production and Access to Food.
Conference
  • Mark Gibson, Baudouin C. R. Neirynck and Ruth Yeung (2013) Theatre Kitchens: Recalibrating Customer Expectations presented at the 11th Biennial ANZALS conference, 4-6 December 2013 Monash University, Peninsula campus, Australia

  • Gibson M., O’Bree G., Oliveira M. (2013), Perspectives - A Commentary on Global Food and Nutrition Security and Comparatives with China & Australia: Past, presented at the Present & Future. Knowledge Exchange of Quality Food Production and Distribution: China and Australia Forum, Wuhan, China, SUT.

  • Baudouin C. R. Neirynck, Mark A. M. Gibson and Ruth Yeung (2013) Quantifying the organoleptic triangle: Inputs, outputs and user experience – presented at Food, Drink and Hospitality: Space, Materiality, Practice, Fulham, London organised by Oxford Brookes University, Oxford

  • Chuanzhong Tang, Mark Gibson, David Weaver - The role of indigenous food in destination image formation and its contribution to tourism destination development - evidence from Lijiang, China – presented at the 19TH Asia Pacific Tourism Association (APTA) Annual Conference 2013  “Integrated Tourism and Hospitality Management: Innovative Development for Asia and Pacific” at the Pullman King Power Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand 1 – 4 July, 2013

  • Mark Gibson (2010) Linking Aspects of Food Security: What is it? Where has the current debate come from? Where is it going? In Aspects of Applied Biology 102, Delivering Food Security with Supply Chain Led Innovations: Understanding supply chains, providing food security, delivering choice, pp. 147–151.
Book(Chapters)
  • Mark Gibson and Grant O’Bree (2014), A commentary on global food and nutrition security- comparatives with China and Australia in Good Food for All Eds. Bruno Mascitelli and Barry O’Mahoney

  • Mark Gibson (2013) Food Security in Organic Food: An Australian perspective, Ed. Tony Lobo and Bruno Mascitelli.

  • FAO (2012) The Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition Online discussions that make a difference (Food and Agriculture Organisation), Rome, 100pp
Articles
  • Mark Gibson (2013) Understanding the Culture of Food Waste - WorldChefs E-Magazine Volume 5, December 2012 Issue 12, online at http://issuu.com/worldchefs/docs/wacs_magazine_july2013_final_web

  • Mark Gibson (2012) Food Security—A Commentary: What Is It and
    Why Is It So Complicated?  Foods 2012, 1, 18-27; doi:10.3390/foods1010018 (http://www.mdpi.com/2304-8158/1/1/18)

  • Mark Gibson (2010) Do current food security concepts serve the fight against hunger? FAO Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition, Contributions to peer assist no. 3 2010. Online at http://typo3.fao.org/fileadmin/user_upload/fsn/docs/PROCEEDINGS_FS_Concepts.pdf.

Book
  • Mark Gibson (Feb 2012) The Feeding of Nations: Re-defining Food Security for the 21st Century CRC Press (Taylor & Francis/Routledge), Boca Raton, Florida, 684pp.
  • Mark Gibson (July 2012) Lavendula angustifolia: Lavender – A Journey from Chemistry to Culinary, Privately Printed, 160pp.

URL of profile:     http://www.ift.edu.mo/AcademicStaff/markgibson


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