...Flynn McGarry © World Policy Institute 2015 2015 World Policy Institute Flynn McGarry began cooking at the age of 10, though he confesses that the urge had already gripped him for some time. Two years of immersion in the cookbooks of some of the world’s great chefs—Thomas Keller...

... one of the most magnificent things about my journey into food—the people who come with it. WPJ: That’s very interesting. Basically you’re talking about a hyper-localization of food, cuisine, and cooking. This hyper-localization is very important to you? REDZEPI: It is, but then again...

...; the interior, with mismatched furniture, gives the restaurant a cozy and homey feeling. The restaurant, at the entrance to the village of Al-Ramah in northern Israel, prides itself on serving authentic Arab home cooking. Yet, in an effort not to alienate or antagonize its mostly Jewish clientele, the food...

... production of fruits and vegetables, while reducing transportation, waste, and pollution. Second, Canada could join other industrialized nations by promoting equal opportunity through universal school meals, along with curricula promoting cooking, literacy, and engagement. Third, Canada could support...

... WORLD POLICY JOURNAL • WINTER 2002/03 Photograph by Thatcher Cook Railway car shelter, Imishli, Azerbaijan. clave until 1991, when the population of persons...

... to the Philippines: cooking and caring for nieces and nephews while putting her own life on hold. For the time being, she sees no alternative. This type of self-sufficiency has eluded Carmen, who has failed to find a job that might support her. Among the biggest obstacles she’s encountered is regular...

...British Captain James Cook first arrived in New Zealand in 1769 SIDS1 / JESSICA SPENGLER British Captain James Cook first arrived in New Zealand in 1769. / SIDS1 / JESSICA SPENGLER ...

..., trade, and security. Many people—hoteliers, shopkeepers, civil servants, journalists—argue that India’s warm embrace of Bhutan is turning increasingly into a stranglehold. This perception came into focus during Bhutan’s 2013 national elections. India cut its subsidy on cooking gas and kerosene...

... occupation on a mission on behalf of Indians facing have also been advanced. hardships in South Africa, eight days after Writing in Cairo’s Al-Ahram Weekly the killings. Finding that many Indians (September 2-8, 2004), Jonathan Cook, for studying in England supported Dhingra’s instance, argues...

... the reality is there are cooks and those who eat what cooks make. Conventional wisdom has it that too many of the former spoil the broth. South Africans, whatever the political outlook, seem especially inured to leaders, many admitting that the question that keeps them up at night is: Will our leaders do what...

.... The rules are strict: Only women, girls, and boys under the age of 12 are allowed to stay. Male visitors—including NGO workers who provide services—cannot go above the ground level. The women live rent-free. They share communal spaces and are expected to help with household tasks like cleaning and cooking...

... with fine soot, are not playing. One boy sits outside the shell of his home, ankles tucked to the side, arms drawn into his shirt, hands clasped under his cheek, staring listlessly at the ground. The only manmade sounds are an occasional solitary wail and the plinking of beans into salvaged cooking pots...

... another. You never feel alone. Growing up, I resented much about traditional Mexican culture. I was often irate about the gender inequality and patriarchy I witnessed in the majority-Mexican town in Illinois where I was raised. The women cooked all day, and the men ate the food. Women were often...

... 33.8% 45.1% 37.2 % 33.7 % THE COOK ISLANDS THE BAHAMAS The colonial legacy of open market...

... cook for them and manage the yaks and horses that carry their gear. The Thorthormi Mitigation Project was considerably harder. It sent up to 300 laborers along the Snowman’s most difficult portion, over one 17,000-foot and two 16,000-foot passes. The laborers carried their own food and clothing...

... four times higher than defense spending 17, 1961, only four days before John F. Ken­ during the brief postwar demobilization. nedy’s inaugural, Eisenhower warned of the As the historian Blanche Wiesen Cook has dangers of “undue influence” exerted by the remarked, it is not as if Ike was a raving...

...-cooked food. But after two years of paying legal fees, filing applications, and standing up to gossiping neighbors, the older Khan died without getting to see his son again. “I didn’t even find out the day that it happened,” Aamir said. “I found out many, many days later. It’s one my greatest sorrows...

....” the German-speaking cities of Zurich, Basel, Mahatya himself had a reputation for Lucerne, and Bern. fearlessness second only to his leader’s. It As it turned out, most of the Tamils in was he who had directed the Tiger’s success­ Switzerland ended up as cooks and cleaners ful operations...

... sad in Germany because she can’t cook for my family here. 76 WORLD POLICY JOURNAL XXXXXXXXXXX Interview Transcript 2nd Edition, 2016 Düsseldorf, Germany D: Is your family...