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CFP: Food as a cultural heritage: challenges, processes and perspectives

A call for papers for an annual conference in France that may be of interest to our readers: Food as … More

CFP, food studies, France, heritage, Tours

Food Heritage and Culinary Practices

Call for papers Food Heritage and Culinary Practices International and interdisciplinary symposium October 14 th -16th 2015 National Museum of … More

Anthropology, conference, food, heritage, paris, sorbonne

CFP: Desert Foods and Food Deserts: Scarcity, Survival and Imagination

Desert Foods and Food Deserts: Scarcity, Survival and Imagination International Conference 19 – 21 November 2013  Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, … More

Anthropology of Food, call for papers, CFP, conference, culture, food, food deserts, Food policy, food studies, Israel, Middle East, nutrition

The NFL Occupation of New Orleans

David Beriss University of New Orleans The National Football League came to New Orleans a few weeks ago and while … More

Anthropology, culture, festivals, food, New Orleans, NFL, super bowl

Montreal: Smoked Meat!

by Alan Nash Department of Geography, Planning and Environment Concordia University, Montreal   “What should I eat in Montreal?” As … More

AAA meeting, Anthropology, Montreal, pastrami, smoked meat

Rethinking School Lunch

It has been many years since I last confronted a school lunch. While I can recall some spectacular lunchroom antics … More

activism, Anthropology, children, education, New Orleans, nutrition, school lunch

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

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