Dr. Steven Dukeshire

Research interests

• Consumer perception of the food system
• Consumer food choice and decision making
• Media framing of agriculture and food issues
• Media framing of marine animals and conservation
  
• Rural health and farm safety

Recent Publications

• Roach, J., Cameron, G., Dukeshire, S., Keys, D. (Under Review). Food security organizations in Nova Scotia: Impacts and strategic considerations.
  
• Mann, C., Lynch, D. H., Dukeshire, S., Mills, A. (Forthcoming). Farmers’ Perspectives on Soil Health in Maritime Canada. Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems.
• Dukeshire, S., Nicks, E. (2017). Benchmarks and Blinders: How Canadian Women Utilize the Nutrition Facts Table. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research, 78(2), 53-58.
• Gilmour, D. T., MacDonald,  N. J., Dukeshire, S., Whynot, B., Sanders, B., Thiel, J., Singh, S., Campbell, C., Bajzak, K., Flowerdew, G. (2016). Diagnosis of adverse events after hysterectomy with postoperative self-care web applications: A pilot study. Health Informatics Journal. DOI: 10.1177/1460458216647759 (e-pub ahead of print).
• Dukeshire, S., MacPherson, M., Wang-Pruski, G., Veitch, S. (2016). Slicing, dicing, spicing, and pricing: Factors influencing purchase and consumption of fresh potatoes. Journal of Food Products Marketing, 22(2), 240-257.
• Dukeshire, S., Sanderson, L., Garbes, R., Wang, X. (2015). Boy or girl: Does gender matter when learning to farm safely? Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, 21(4), 255-267.
• Henderson, S., Dukeshire, S. (Under Review). Healthy body or pleasing physique? A comparison of food headlines between Men’s Health and Women’s Health magazines.