- Food Anthropology (link)
- The Food Timline (link)
- Good: Food (link)
- Lucullian Delights - an Italian Experience (link)
- The Nibble (link)
- Slow Food International (link)
- WiseGEEK (link)
Articles about Food/Food Studies/Food and Culture
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Barham, Elizabeth
- 2003 Translating Terroir: the Global Challenge of French AOC Labeling. Journal of Rural Studies, 19. (link to pdf)
- 2012 A Bridge-Building, Cross-Cultural Art Project That’s Also Delicious. The New York Times, May 17. (link to article)
- 2011 America Isn't a Melting Pot: It's a Sandwich. Good: Food, September 29. (link to article)
- 1988 Food, Self and Identity. Social Science Information 27:275-292. (link to article)
- 1991 A University Offers Food for Thought. The New York Times, November 20. (link to article)
- 2007 Kitchen Stories: Patterns of Recognition in Contemporary High Cuisine. Sociological Forum, March: 22.1. (link to article)
- 2012 Culinary Pluralism; or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Olive. State of Formation, February 15. (link to article)
- 2004 Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Slow Food. Anthropologica, 46(2). (link to abstract)
- 2002 The Anthropology of Food and Eating. Annual Review of Anthropology, May 10: 31. (link to article)
- 2006 Barossa Slow: The Representation and Rhetoric of Slow Food's Regional Cooking. Gastronomica: The Journal of Food and Culture, 6.1. (link to article)
- 2011 "Me in Place, and the Place in Me": A Migrant's Tale of Food, Home and Belonging. Food, Culture & Society, June: 14.2. (link to abstract)
- 2004 Imagining the Self and the Other: Food and Identity in France and the United States. Food, Culture & Society 7(2):13-28.
- 2012 Truly Food for Thought. The New York Times, April 13. (link to article)
- 2008 The Taste of Place: A Cultural Journey into Terroir. Berkeley: University of California Press. (link to chapter one)
- 1999 "Real Belizean Food": Building Local Identity in the Transnational Caribbean. American Anthropologist 101(2):244-255. (link to article)
Do you have any suggestions for important readings related to the study and/or appreciation of food? If so, comment below!
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