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Jacksonian EraAgent
Defining "food reform" as the zealous drive to change the way Americans eat or grow foods, this note explores the history of food reform movements in the United States from the Jacksonian Era to the present
This Article considers legal, theoretical, and practical steps to a more sustainable food model. Par...
This study uses the political opportunity structure to measure the success of the local food movemen...
AbstractFood and beverage product reformulation is a public health nutrition policy of recent promin...
Defining "food reform" as the zealous drive to change the way Americans eat or grow foods, this note...
Social historians have broadly defined two cycles of American history characterized by an effloresce...
This thesis investigates how contemporary US food justice organizations challenge and attempt to tra...
Changes in food marketing have been pervasive since World War II. The makeup of the population, li...
Changes in food marketing have been pervasive since World War II. Changes in the makeup of the popu...
America has not always been fat. Although nearly two-thirds of the population is currently overweigh...
This chapter from the book Silent Spring at 50 analyzes the 1950s struggle over US food policy betwe...
The purpose of this document is to provide a brief history of the U.S. local food movement and its l...
The challenges faced by the contemporary food system across ecological, human health and ethical fie...
For over a century, society’s goal has been to achieve healthier eating habits. The U.S. regularly i...
The teleology of progress causes us to believe that our agro-food system, flawed as it is, must be t...
Given the fairly rapid rise to prominence of local food, it is important to measure its success as a...
This Article considers legal, theoretical, and practical steps to a more sustainable food model. Par...
This study uses the political opportunity structure to measure the success of the local food movemen...
AbstractFood and beverage product reformulation is a public health nutrition policy of recent promin...
Defining "food reform" as the zealous drive to change the way Americans eat or grow foods, this note...
Social historians have broadly defined two cycles of American history characterized by an effloresce...
This thesis investigates how contemporary US food justice organizations challenge and attempt to tra...
Changes in food marketing have been pervasive since World War II. The makeup of the population, li...
Changes in food marketing have been pervasive since World War II. Changes in the makeup of the popu...
America has not always been fat. Although nearly two-thirds of the population is currently overweigh...
This chapter from the book Silent Spring at 50 analyzes the 1950s struggle over US food policy betwe...
The purpose of this document is to provide a brief history of the U.S. local food movement and its l...
The challenges faced by the contemporary food system across ecological, human health and ethical fie...
For over a century, society’s goal has been to achieve healthier eating habits. The U.S. regularly i...
The teleology of progress causes us to believe that our agro-food system, flawed as it is, must be t...
Given the fairly rapid rise to prominence of local food, it is important to measure its success as a...
This Article considers legal, theoretical, and practical steps to a more sustainable food model. Par...
This study uses the political opportunity structure to measure the success of the local food movemen...
AbstractFood and beverage product reformulation is a public health nutrition policy of recent promin...
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