The establishment of food and catering businesses is a natural development in the migration process and an important step in regenerating the migrant community. It also enriches the culinary landscape and palates of the host population. African restaurants have remained a curiosity in the United Kingdom despite the large number of (West) African immigrants. The reasons are complex and examined here through the example of Ghanaians in London, answering the following questions: 1) Why did Ghanaian cuisine and restaurants in London remain out of the limelight in the first period of migration (1950s-80s); 2) why have they gradually become more successful on the London cosmopolitan stage? The crux of the article is twofold: an exploration of the...
© 2019, Bidit Lal Dey, Sharifah Alwi, Fred Yamoah, Stephanie Agyepongmaa Agyepong, Hatice Kizgin and...
Cet atelier, proposé dans le cadre des IVe Rencontres des études africaines en France (REAF) a pour ...
This article is based on lengthy interviews with migrants from Senegal and Mali who have settled in ...
This paper presents findings from a study examining the relationship between migration, foodways, et...
Eating together, or commensality, signifies unity and sharing in most cultural contexts. The concern...
Aside its gastronomic qualities, food is identified as a means through which tourism destinations ca...
In 1957 Ghana became the first nation in Sub-Saharan Africa to achieve independence from a European ...
BACKGROUND: Previous studies have identified a process of dietary acculturation when migrant groups ...
Background: Migration from low to high-income countries is associated with dietary change, but the p...
Fast food has been extensively debated but most studies have focused on one or two of its characteri...
Background: The countries of the African continent have had centuries of European colonial rule. His...
L’objet de ce texte est d’analyser la fabrique d’une « cuisine de l’ailleurs » à partir de l’étude d...
<strong>Abstract</strong> Fast food has been extensively criticised for its link to health and envir...
Hong Kong has attracted Africans as permanent residents, asylum seekers or traders who use the city ...
In this paper we analyze two African communities in Guangzhou and Yiwu, China, arguing that among Gu...
© 2019, Bidit Lal Dey, Sharifah Alwi, Fred Yamoah, Stephanie Agyepongmaa Agyepong, Hatice Kizgin and...
Cet atelier, proposé dans le cadre des IVe Rencontres des études africaines en France (REAF) a pour ...
This article is based on lengthy interviews with migrants from Senegal and Mali who have settled in ...
This paper presents findings from a study examining the relationship between migration, foodways, et...
Eating together, or commensality, signifies unity and sharing in most cultural contexts. The concern...
Aside its gastronomic qualities, food is identified as a means through which tourism destinations ca...
In 1957 Ghana became the first nation in Sub-Saharan Africa to achieve independence from a European ...
BACKGROUND: Previous studies have identified a process of dietary acculturation when migrant groups ...
Background: Migration from low to high-income countries is associated with dietary change, but the p...
Fast food has been extensively debated but most studies have focused on one or two of its characteri...
Background: The countries of the African continent have had centuries of European colonial rule. His...
L’objet de ce texte est d’analyser la fabrique d’une « cuisine de l’ailleurs » à partir de l’étude d...
<strong>Abstract</strong> Fast food has been extensively criticised for its link to health and envir...
Hong Kong has attracted Africans as permanent residents, asylum seekers or traders who use the city ...
In this paper we analyze two African communities in Guangzhou and Yiwu, China, arguing that among Gu...
© 2019, Bidit Lal Dey, Sharifah Alwi, Fred Yamoah, Stephanie Agyepongmaa Agyepong, Hatice Kizgin and...
Cet atelier, proposé dans le cadre des IVe Rencontres des études africaines en France (REAF) a pour ...
This article is based on lengthy interviews with migrants from Senegal and Mali who have settled in ...