Academic Articles:

• Wilkes, J. (Forthcoming). Challenging Agricultural Norms and Diversifying Actors: Building Transformative Public Policy for Equitable Food Systems. Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development. 
• Wilkes, J. (2022). Reconnecting with nature through good governance: inclusive policy across scales. Agriculture, 12(3), 382.
• Wilkes, J., & Perttula, C. (2022). Priorities, Narratives, and Collaboration: Insights From Evolving Federal Mandates on Food Systems in Canada. Frontiers in Communication, 7, 793092.
• Wilkes, J. (2022). Case: Backyard Chickens. Food Studies: Matter, Meaning, Movement.
• Blay-Palmer, A., Spring, A., Nelson, E., & Valette, E., Johnston, C, Wilkes, J., Young, L., Benitez, B., Reid, H., and Di Battista, A. (2021). Food systems-beyond the buzz.

Other Academic Publications:

• Wilkes, J. (2022). Book Review: Animal, Vegetable, Junk: A History of Food, from Sustainable to Suicidal. Gastronomica.
• Wilkes, J., Durocher, M., Scott, C. M., & Knezevic, I. (2022). Editorial: Food Policy Environments: Discursive Effects, Material Consequences. Food Policy Environments: Discursive Effects, Material Consequences, 4.

Policy Publications:

• Wilkes, J, Bellamingie, P., Blay-Palmer, A., and Perttula, C. (2022). Food security through economic security: responsive social supports and protection. Part of the Building Back Better Series. 
• Reid, H., Wilkes, J., Knezevic, I., and Robert, N Blay-Palmer, A., and Perttula, C. (2022). The need for a strong regional food systems. Part of the Building Back Better Series.
• Wilkes, J., Blay-Palmer, A., Knezevic, I., Reid, H., and Perttula, C. (2022). Public procurement for sustainable food systems. Part of the Building Back Better Series.
• Wilkes, J., Blay-Palmer, A., Aunio, A., Reid, H., and. Perttula, C. (2022). Integrated governance: supporting food policy groups in Canada. Part of the Building Back Better Series. 

News Articles:

• Canadian Commission for UNESCO and UNESCO Chair on Food, Biodiversity, and Sustainability Studies. (2020). Now is the time to build sustainable food system resilience. iPolitics: Deep Dive.
• Canadian Commission for UNESCO and UNESCO Chair on Food, Biodiversity, and Sustainability Studies. (2020). DEEP DIVE: Infrastructure investments for a greener, more resilient and sustainable country: Ideas and considerations for Canadian decision-makers. iPolitics.

Governance Blogs:

• Perttula, C. and Wilkes, J. (2021). Succession Planning: Reframing a Crisis as an Opportunity. FLEdGE Blog.
• Wilkes, J. and Blay-Palmer, A. (2021). Good Governance and Renewed Multilateralism: including territories and excluding MNCs. Blog, CC-UNESCO Chair in FBSS.