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Category: economics

Strained Yogurt and People In Greece

by Leo Vournelis This past weekend another prominent politician became the victim of “yaourtoma”. This time it was the minister … More

Anthropology, debt crisis, economics, Food policy, food protest, Food security, Greece

Bread, Milk, and the Greek Parliamentary Record

by Leo Vournelis Two weeks ago the Greek government announced a new round of austerity measures targeted primarily at civil … More

debt crisis, economics, Food policy, Food security, Greece

Eating in Times of Financial Crisis

File it under “strange and unusual.” That’s what Reuters did in putting up the photo of one of many Yemeni … More

Anthropology, culture, debt crisis, disaster, economics, Food security, Greece

Anthropological perspectives on migration, food and nutrition

With the permission of the editors of Anthropology News, we republish SAFN’s monthly news column from that publication.  This is the May 2011 column, edited … More

Food policy, Food security, immigration, inequality, lead poisoning, migration, public health, refugees

Cool tool to track food prices

“The price of everything is getting higher and higher these days” – person in Jimma, Ethiopia. A new tool gives … More

Contaminated cuisines and the omnivore’s dilemma

As a service to our readers and with the permission of the editors of Anthropology News, we have decided to … More

Anthropology, economics, evolution, food, Food security, food studies, omnivore's dilemma, pollan, SAFN, salmonella, Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition, sustainability

Seafood Solidarity

Even before I wrote up the restaurant guide for the upcoming AAA meeting in New Orleans, people were asking me … More

AAA meeting, Anthropology, disaster, food, Food policy, Food security, Louisiana, New Orleans, seafood, sustainability

City of Gastronomy

The BP Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico (named, it seems, for the fictitious town invented by Gabriel Garcia … More

AAA meeting, Anthropology, BP oil spill, conference, disaster, Food policy, Gulf coast, Louisiana, New Orleans, seafood, sustainability

Wheat prices “tumble” — for now?

miles and miles of Washington wheat Last week I reported on the dramatic rise in wheat prices and suggested that … More

Anthropology, disaster, economics, Food policy, Food security, globalization, sustainability

Food prices on the rise (again)

Two years after the vicious spike in food prices, global food prices are once again on the rise. Are we … More

Anthropology, disaster, farmers' markets, food, Food policy, Food security, nutrition, sustainability

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