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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Anti-hunger"”.

  1. What’s Good: Sharing Food and Meaning-Making Among Commensals

    … members within Denver metropolitan area anti-hunger organization, this research is able to provide insight into several secondary questions, including: Is childhood a formative space for the cementation of these systems of meaning and value and do they persist into adulthood? How are …

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  2. Toward Context-Sensitive Statebuilding for Development: State-Local Complementarity in Rural Guatemala

    … These results are demonstrated through a quantitative analysis of all of Guatemala’s 334 municipalities, utilizing difficult to access data from myriad sources, combined with the results of qualitative field methods – including over 250 key informant interviews and focus group participants …

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  3. "Too Poor to Eat": A Socio-Political History of Food Stamps in the United States, 1964-1996

    … and experienced malnutrition. I analyze how anti-hunger activists and grassroots and private organizations helped define food stamp policy by forcing the expansion of more liberal policies like nationalized eligibility standards and the elimination of the purchase requirement. I examine the …

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