Afters now published

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Afters now published

Visitors to this blog may like to know that the 'Geographies of food: afters' paper that this blog was set up to write, is now published as:

Ian Cook, Kersty Hobson, Lucius Hallett IV, Julie Guthman, Andrew Murphy, Alison Hulme, Mimi Sheller, Louise Crewe, David Nally, Emma Roe, Charles Mather, Paul Kingsbury, Rachel Slocum, Shoko Imai, Jean Duruz, Chris Philo, Henry Buller, Mike Goodman, Allison Hayes-Conroy, Jessica Hayes-Conroy, Lisa Tucker, Megan Blake, Richard Le Heron, Heather Putnam, Damian Maye and Heike Henderson (2011) Geographies of food: ‘Afters’ Progress in Human Geography 35, 104-120 [link]

If you would like a copy, please email i.j.cook@ex.ac.uk

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Cook et al., I. (2008) Geographies of food: mixing. Progress in human geography 32(6), 821-833 .

Cook et al., I. (2006) Geographies of food: following. Progress in human geography 30(5), 655-666

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Geographies of food - afters.

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