Hot grapes: How to locally redesign geographical indications to address the impact of climate change

Geographical indications (GIs) represent the main legal framework for protecting tie between site-specific food products and their places of production. Climate change recently emerged as a major challenge to framework, uncovering its inaptitude account shifting product identities. Scholarly studies have so far debated ecological, cultural, economic issues that climate poses GIs. But, they overlooked systemic conceptual problems affecting framework. This paper uses philosophical tools typical analytic metaphysics amelioration provide an original rethinking We begin with recognition challenges Next, we present our GIs, articulating internal dimensions while offering some examples. Finally, appraise functions can play in GIs: broad flexible theoretical structure, also contributing design new participatory strategies deliberating about identities, which involve usually silenced class stakeholders. Our work contributes broadening scopes methods philosophy well complementing disciplines traditionally dealing change, by supplying missing tools. The lay out be used proxy GIs through decision-making processes carve role local actors communities along usual