Food Culture & Society

Papers
(The TQCC of Food Culture & Society is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Review—Cookery: food rhetorics and social production32
«Food and I» – experimenting with citizen science by using oral history in food studies27
Chocolate: how a new world commodity conquered Spanish literature Chocolate: how a new world commodity conquered Spanish literature , by Erin Alice Cowling, Toronto, Uni17
Everyday Food Practices: Commercialisation and Consumption in the Periphery of the Global North Everyday Food Practices: Commercialisation and Consumption in the Periphery of the Global15
Front of the House, Back of the House: Race and Inequality in the Lives of Restaurant Workers Front of the House, Back of the House: Race and Inequality in the Lives of Restaurant Worke14
Champagne Charlie: The Frenchman who taught Americans to love champagne, by Don and Petie Kladstrup, Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 296 pp., $32.95, 978-1-64012-394-6.13
‘If there is right food, there is no need for medicine:’ millets, modernity and meaning in Karnataka, India11
Gridiron gourmet: gender and food at the football tailgate10
In search of umami: product rebranding and the global circulation of the fifth taste9
Urban foodways and social sustainability: neighborhood restaurants as social infrastructure8
Migrations and culinary culture interaction: the example of Turkish restaurants in Germany8
Charlas culinarias (culinary chats): A methodology and pedagogy expanding a food consciousness7
“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas”: exploring the sensescapes of food experiences in Tivoli7
Farming inside invisible worlds: modernist agriculture and its consequences Farming inside invisible worlds: modernist agriculture and its consequences , by Hugh Campbel6
Research Statement of Tara Maudrie6
The cultural politics of food, taste, and identity: a global perspective6
Duck & diaspora: eating dialectically in a settler-colonial food system6
“It is pure criollo maize”: seeds, chemicals, and crop classifications in San Miguel del Valle, Oaxaca, Mexico6
More-than-human assemblages and the politics of (Food) conviviality: cooking, eating, and living together in Germany5
A new hunger: food shortages and satires of the state in Cuban and Egyptian cultural production5
Eating traditional food: politics, identity and practices Eating traditional food: politics, identity and practices , edited by Brigitte Sebastia, Routledge Studies in F5
Editor’s note5
Updating ‘stockpiling as resilience’ in the context of the cost-of-living crisis: tracking changes in resilience strategies in the U.K5
Sustainable eating in the “new normal” Italy: ecological food habitus between biospheric values and de-globalizing gastronationalism5
Editor’s note4
Constructing Global Tastes: A Comparison of Two Cultural Intermediaries in the Field of High-End Cuisine4
“I don’t think that’s like a healthy way to be healthy”: navigating restriction, health, meat, and morality in undergraduate food talk4
The social and symbolic meanings of recipes in negotiating East German identity4
Beyond bully beef: soldiers, food and transcultural interactions in World War I4
Dancing in the dark: how food governance can support resilience in Portland, Oregon4
Climate diaspora and future food cultures in Snowpiercer (2013) and The Road (2009)4
Editorial4
Taste, market, and social sustainability: multi-scalar foodscapes in Southwest China4
Avoidances and transgressions: agency, religiosity, and moralism in food and politics4
“A Whole New World of Possibilities”: Koji Uses and Ambiguities on the Global Marketplace4
Vegan restaurants in Israel: health, environmentalism and mainstreaming4
Lunchbox shaming: recollections of school lunchtime by young Canadians of Asian descent3
“Here I can like watermelon”: culinary redemption among the African Hebrew Israelites3
Eating with children: a practice theoretical study of foodwork in transitioning to parenthood3
“How authentic is your curry”? performing curry and diasporic identity in Naben Ruthnum’s Curry: Eating, Reading, and Race3
Editor’s note3
Eating in Chicagolandia ! Sensitive experiences and food sociabilities of Mexican migrants in public and commercial places3
Making locals through local agriculture: citizenship and urban gardens in Rock Island, Illinois, 1913-20183
Meat in black and white3
Black smoke: African Americans and the United States of barbecue Black smoke: African Americans and the United States of barbecue , by Adrian Miller, Chapel Hill, Univer3
Tracing Terroir(s): the role of maps, guidebooks, and regional products in constructing the French gastronomic imaginary3
Memories, relationships and identity: food-related narratives and memory among Japanese descendants in Broome, Western Australia3
Is it the cow that sells the steak, or the sizzle? Using animal images to sell meat in mid-nineteenth-century Belgium3
Follow the ‘Ting: sorghum in South Africa3
The contested politics of food banking in the United States3
Colonization by kale: marginalization, sovereignty, and experiential learning in critical food systems education3
Updated food voice annotated bibliography- Hayley Figueroa2
From diversity to uniformity: comparing nutritional transition of food consumption in four regions in Senegal2
Beef or Beet Wellington? Chefs, meat reduction, and hindering and supportive forms of craftsmanship2
Amber waves: the extraordinary biography of wheat, from wild grass to world megacrop2
The trouble with snack time: children’s food and the politics of parenting2
Megan Williams ASFS BIPOC Fellow Project Statement2
Standing out and fitting in: Korean coffee entrepreneurs’ strategies for survival2
Editor’s note2
Time to treat the climate and nature crisis as one indivisible global health emergency2
Crisis caring: chef foundations, branding, and responsibility in foodscapes2
The food-gender-cities nexus: a research agenda2
Culinary tourism and contradictions of cultural sustainability: industrial agriculture food products as tradition in the American Midwest2
The food voice: memory, metaphor & identity2
When rock tea meets ANT: an experimental reading2
From Gruyères to Gatchina: the meaning of cheese in Tsarist Russia2
Abalone: the remarkable history and uncertain future of California’s iconic shellfish2
The meatpacking industry’s corporate exceptionalism: racialized logics of food chain worker disposability during the COVID-19 crisis2
The art of being governed: the implementation of Covid-19 policies in Swedish on-license alcohol service2
Bread alarm in Brussels, 1840. Understanding and theorizing the development of food scares2
Epistenology: wine as experience Epistenology: wine as experience , by Nicola Perullo, New York, Columbia University Press: Arts and Traditions of the Table: Perspective2
Insatiable appetite: food as cultural signifier in the Middle East and Beyond2
Eating, sharing, and mutuality of being among the mentawai on Siberut Island, Indonesia2
Exploring transgender transition and food socialization2
Food and identity in Carlo Collodi’s Il viaggio per l’Italia di Giannettino2
Food and war, war and food: how to listen to food voice in war memoirs2
Canadian culinary imaginationsCanadian culinary imaginations, edited by Shelley Boyd and Dorothy Barenscott, Montreal and Kingston, McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2020, 412 pp., CA$44.95, ISBN 978–02
Teaching labor in food studies: challenging consumer-based approaches to social change through student research community partnerships2
Bodies of revolt: consuming and serving in Anne Moody’sComing of Age in Mississippi2
Food, national identity and tourism in Greenland2
Harnessing food system equity from the ground up: shifting co-governance practices in the funding of food security responses during the pandemic crisis in Toronto, Canada2
“Online learning and Community-Engaged Pedagogy during a global health crisis: teaching food studies & COVID-19”2
An incredible voyage through Portugal” – the promotion of rural provenance foods by urban specialty shops2
The dark side of the bun: endo and exogenous class exclusions in Polish alternative food network2
The local contexts of meat consumption: analyzing meatification in Nigeria2
Making tea, making ethnic minority women: Women’s labor, ethnicized femininity, and the Pu’er tea business in contemporary China2
Egypt’s beer: Stella, identity, and the modern state1
Localization of the corporate food regime and the food sovereignty movement: taiwan’s food sovereignty movement under “third regionalism”1
From culinary modernism to culinary cosmopolitanism: the changing topography of Beijing’s transnational foodscape1
Social varieties of eating out: evidence from Santiago and Paris1
Negotiating authenticity: Berlin’s Japanese food producers and the vegan/vegetarian consumer1
Taste: a philosophy of food Taste: a philosophy of food , by Sarah E. Worth, London, Reaktion Books, 2021, 236 pp., ISBN 978-1-78914-480-2.1
The alembic and the coffeepot. The brandy house in 18th century Italy1
The chef goes to the slaughterhouse: animal pain and ethical pleasure in Southern cookbooks1
Raw veganism: the philosophy of the human diet1
The states of taste: primary and secondary school students’ and teachers’ ideas on food ateliers from a Reggio Emilia perspective1
A Rainbow Palate: how chemical dyes changed the West’s Relationship with Food A Rainbow Palate: how chemical dyes changed the West’s Relationship with Food , by Carolyn 1
Episodes of cannibalism between Christians and Muslims from the eleventh to the thirteenth century. Cases of dehumanization and hyper-humanization1
Culinary sustainability as a resilience practice for Syrian refugees amidst urban precarity in Istanbul1
The neoliberal diet: healthy profits, unhealthy people The neoliberal diet: healthy profits, unhealthy people , by Gerardo Otero, Austin, University of Texas Press, 20181
Fields of gold: financing the global land rush1
On the epistemological limits of “real food” discourse1
Martha Lloyd’s Household Book: The Original Manuscript from Jane Austen’s Kitchen Martha Lloyd’s Household Book: The Original Manuscript from Jane Austen’s Kitchen , by 1
Why food matters Why food matters , by Paul Freedman, New Haven, Yale University Press, 2021, 206 pp., ISBN 97803002537711
Food networks in migrant families: mixed methods to analyze the relationship of ingredients and food consumption strategies in Argentina1
Transforming South Africa’s unjust food system: an argument for decolonization1
The political work of food delivery: consumer co-operative systems and women’s labor in “relationless” Japan1
Relational proximity: The search for local food in China1
Religious food pantry culture: effects on nutrition policies and practices1
It’s not just meat, mate! The importance of gender differences in meat consumption1
A surfeit of lampreys – a true story or a myth?1
Ice, Food Matters, Structures: An Edited Interview with Dr Hi’ilei Hobart and Dr Emily Yates-Doerr1
Creative newcomers and local food culture: revitalization, sustainability, and place-making between rural and urban1
Eating out: changing Bengali middle-class practices in Calcutta in the twentieth century1
From slow food festival to fine dining table: politicized foodscape, gastronomy, and social sustainability in eastern Taiwan1
Three feet under: hāngī and the contemporary adaptation of indigenous culinary techniques1
Gaztronomy : cuisine and modernity in 1930s Lisbon1
Navigating discipline and indulgence: the performance of contradiction on Instagram food posts in the Philippines1
Problematizing “ethical eating”: the role of policy in an ethical food system1
Food as care and friction in late life: marginalization of Muslim immigrant families in the Danish welfare state1
An esthetic theory of the subversive sublime of Ital cuisine1
Evolving antinomies of culinary practice: Britain 1968-20161
Experiential learning and pedagogical content knowledge in a graduate food studies program1
Immigrant foodways in Jersey City, NJ1
Precarity on the Irish family farm: critically examining the global agro-food assemblages and structures of power that shape Irish agricultural livelihoods1
Feeding a tourism boom: changing food practices and systems of provision in Hoi An, Vietnam1
Soothing the taste buds and the soul? An exploratory analysis of consumption of comfort foods in international travel1
Out of milk: infant food insecurity in a rich nation1
“Food unites us… not anymore!?” Indonesian pilgrims eating kosher and halal in Jerusalem1
Editor’s Introduction1
Education as policy: Museums’ relationships to food governance in New York City1
Editor’s Note 26(4)1
Mater familias: Counter-narratives of sexism and heteronormativity in the Italian food culture1
Fifty shades of kosher: negotiating kashrut in Palestinian food spaces in Israel1
From ritual loss of life to loss of living rituals: on judicialization of slaughter and denial of animal death1
Skipping meals on campus: college student food insecurity and urban mobility1
Food resignification practices among refugees at the margins of Rome1
Food and women in Italian literature, culture and society: eve’s sinful bite1
The value of social eating at culturally and linguistically diverse lunch clubs: a descriptive study1
The political dimension of food in Spain. A taxonomy of civic and political actions1
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