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“Almost but not quite”: embodiment and materiality in encounters with meat substitutes
AuthorsJohannes Volden
Affiliations1. University of Oslo
Ethnic food retail and immigrant wellbeing: a relational understanding of Chinese migrants’ food access in Toronto, Canada
AuthorsSara Edge; Tony Hernandez; Lu Wang; Mei-Ling Patterson; Chris Daniel; Janelle Lee; Nour Abu-Shaaban; Shuguang Wang
Affiliations1. University of Guelph; 2. Toronto Metropolitan University
Transformation of commercial tteokbokki in Seoul after the Korean War: through the lens of newspaper articles
AuthorsBae-Young Choi; Youngwook Lee
Affiliations1. Sungshin Women’s University
Teaching food memoir: can sensory stories create meaningful writing experiences amidst AI?
AuthorsEmily J. H. Contois
Affiliations1. The University of Tulsa
Personification and amplification of inequality: Mexico City’s gastronomic scene through Instagram foodies
AuthorsGuillermo Echauri
Affiliations1. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Sustainable food posts on social media: an exploratory study on X using hashtags
AuthorsRuth Areli García-León; Gastón Ares
Affiliations1. University of Hamburg; 2. Universidad de la República
Navigating “proper food” and “good mothering” on social media
AuthorsAndy Ridgway; Fiona Spotswood; Emma Weitkamp; Alan Tapp; Katy Ling; Lucy Meredith
Affiliations1. University of the West of England; 2. University of Bristol Business School; 3. University of the West of Scotland
From lake to plate: sustainable gastronomy and the (in)accessible wild Arctic char
AuthorsJulia C. Carrillo Ocampo
Affiliations1. Umeå University
Nutrition security under constraint: food shopping, cooking, and structural barriers among Mexican immigrants in the Bronx, NYC
AuthorsKaren R. Flórez; Alyshia Gálvez; María Hernández; Ivonne Quiroz; Tsehay F. Gebreyes; Kathryn P. Derose
Affiliations1. City University of New York; 2. University of Connecticut; 3. CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy; 4. University of Massachusetts Amherst School of Public Health and Health Sciences; 5. RAND Corporation
Semiotic recipes for society: a diachronic analysis of frames and binary codes in Our Cookbook from 1927 to 2013
AuthorsJan Ferwerda; Henk Roose
Affiliations1. University of Ghent
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