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..., and the search for the good life, eating out has become embedded in everyday life in late-socialist Hanoi. Ongoing food transformations are seeing many of these food practices move from the streets to air-conditioned restaurants. Based on eating ethnography, this article analyzes the boom in eating out...

... not surprising that appliances for cooking and storing food are high on the list of most important household objects. Even though restaurants and street food outlets are omnipresent in urban Vietnam, with many Hanoians eating at least one meal a day outside the home (see Hansen, this issue), cooking appliances...

.... Hansen's analysis describes, in contrast to the severe food shortage a couple of decades ago, a bustling foodscape in which the Hanoian middle classes avail themselves of endless dining choices. They can command both the authenticity of street food and the exclusiveness of upmarket restaurants, or summon...

... attempts to control the virus through roadblocks and zoning that restricted residents movement, which ultimately curtailed petty trade and informal markets, leading to the loss of income for street vendors and access to food for the consumers (Turner, Langill, and Nguyen 2021). In the final section, I...

... processing was news to me. Perhaps Ayi was exaggerating, but her comments resonate with those of Yu Jie about freshly made soup on the street, in terms of the question of food quality and health. Furthermore, Ayi’s remark was a critical commentary...

... of a rotunda, the wide, hollow corridors leading sometimes to blocked places, which, sometimes, knocked open, are stairs down to ordinary streets. By Leung Ping-kwan. Translated by Gordon T Osing and the author. These poems...

... localized expressions of proletarian mobility and, as we will see, antagonistic consistency. Documentary Strategies The film follows a number of children as they make their living on Manila’s streets: a group of homeless boys who beg for food...

..., where Chinese residents of India (some of whom were Indian citizens) were interned in 1962 after the two nations went to war over border disputes. The film portrayed the environment in the camp to be safe, the food nutritious, and the conditions humane. The act of interning Chinese civilians...

... to the monoculturalization of our food systems. Attending centrally to the need for environmental justice, she focuses on how biotechnology, intellectual prop- erty rights, and globalization have fundamentally transformed agricultural ecologies in ways deleterious...

... Ideals to Socialist Realities. Perspectives on the Global Past . Honolulu : University of Hawai‘i Press . Dunn Elizabeth . 2004 . Privatizing Poland: Baby Food, Big Business, and the Remaking of Labor . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press . Dutton Michael Lo Hsiu-ju Stacy...

.... In children’s daily lives, textbooks on moral education teach the importance of physical fitness, while materials related to studying and testing include advice to parents and children about appropriate food to eat during exams. In this way...

... back to your hotel,” he said insolently. At that, I stood up and left the room, food untouched. On the street I flagged the first cab I could find and gave the driver Grandma Kim’s address. He stopped repeatedly for directions...

..., people sat on the narrow streets talking, laughing, and preparing food in the open; as evening fell, young women walked back and forth between their shared rooms and the public baths, their shampoo hanging in plastic baskets against their hips. An anthropologist dumb enough to look up—and thus to risk...

... 554 thriving shopping streets in downtown Tokyo. Having worked in a recycle shop for several years and realizing that the logic of recycling was politically opposed to the accumulation requirements of capitalist growth, Matsumoto...

...- ness; a film describing the history of north Korea; panels describing work and family life; a model two-room apartment; and nearly 2,000 separate items from north Korea, including canned foods, jewelry, books, toys, clothing...

... to the federal govern- ment. They held relatively peaceful rallies and demonstrations in the streets and gathered support from international allies to pressure the South Korean government.19 In contrast to civil groups’ actions regarding state policies...

...Li Ruo; Jiarui Sun [email protected] [email protected] Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 One day at noon, on our way back from the town market, my mother and I spotted a woman walking down the street. It was a scorching hot day, and there were no trees nearby...

... and evade censorship. Sexual innuendos through food, however, are a testament to the agricultural roots of Philippine culture. They have been the staple of riddles, street jokes, and ordinary conversations seeking euphemistic ref- erents...

... is not his description of the street scene, but the ‘atti- tude’ (taidu) he carried.”89 Some readers reminded the Shanghai author that Shanghai had always relied on outsiders and peasants for vital food supply positions 11:3 Winter 2003...

... and mistreats her; but she then drives him away, and he is left wan- dering the street. He runs into a veteran whose words and wine prod Ding to return quickly to the restaurant, where he shoots and kills the chauffeur and Yu Yichi. As a fugitive...