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Food Politics, Marion Nestle.

 

Foie Gras Wars, Mark Caro.

 

Banana: The Fate of the Fruit that Changed the World, Dan Koeppel.

In the News . . .

  • Child labor groups upset farm rules being dropped -- MPRNews (27 April 2012)

  • Farm Bill 2012 -- American Farmland Trust

  • How the Pink Slime Industry Buys Influence in Government -- Lee Fang, Nation of Change (13 April 2012)

  • A Stale Food Fight -- Michael Pollan and Eric Schlosser, The New York Times (28 November 2010)

  • While Warning About Fat, U.S. Pushes Cheese Sales -- Michael Moss, The New York Times (28 November 2010)

    When sales of Domino's Pizza were lagging, a government agency stepped in with advice: more cheese. This is the same government that, for health reasons, is advising less cheese.
    [in other words, buy cheese, but don't eat it.]

  • Let's Move

    Let's Move! is the U.S government website that supports First Lady Michelle Obama's goal to "solve the epidemic of childhood obesity within a generation." The Department of Education, the USDA, and the Department of Health and Human Services have teamed up to tackle the problem, and they have all made significant contributions to the website. Visitors will find that the website is organized into the following sections: "Healthy Choices", "Healthier Schools", "Physical Activity", and "Access to Affordable Healthy Food". Clicking on any section will let visitor learn more about the programs and initiatives of each section, and involve several other government departments and non-profit organizations such as the FDA, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the Institute of Medicine. On the right hand menu of most sections, visitors can learn about the research and information known about the problem, as well as how people can help in the communities in which they live. The section on "Access to Affordable Healthy Food" is particularly important for the meals served at home, as it addresses a most basic problem of getting kids and parents to eat healthy items throughout the day. [KMG] -- The Scout Report May 14, 2010 Volume 16, Number 19
 

Politics of Food
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Anthropology of Food 3888
Spring Term, 2010
Ron Haxton

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