| Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kazakh pregnancy, childbirth and childcare traditions | 2923 | Journal of ethnology and folkloristics 17 (2): 100-16 | H6/KVT [JOURNAL-] | 1736-6518 | |||
| The (un)sustainable foodscape: an ethnographic study of food practices in Dutch suburbia | 2026 | Journal of consumer culture 26 (1): 101-23 | H6 [JOURNAL-] | 1469-5405 | |||
| Urban food cultures. Towards and integrated approach of the urban food system | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 1-12 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Re-exploring the rural-urban dichotomy: farm shops in urban settings | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 13-29 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| To feed a town - the operation of the Maribor food market, 1910-2020 | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 30-45 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Street food in Brazil: food styles in the daily life of a Brazilian city | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 46-61 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Street food in Greece through the eyes of foreign visitors | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 62-79 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| The alembic and the coffeepot. The brandy house in 18th century Italy | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 80-95 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Pigs, planners, and potato peels: the Soviet scheme to feed pigs with urban food waste as a waste regime under Stalin, Khrushchev, and Brezhnev | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 113-30 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| The role of public catering in Budapest (Hungary) | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 96-112 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Wasting food – meat or fries? Exploring the “why” of food appreciation among young adults in Germany | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 131-43 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Rolling out filo and the past: an ethnographic encounter with cooking, memory and identity in rural Greece | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 185-201 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| “A Ramadan in Lisbon”: methodological approaches and ethnographic impressions from the making of a documentary film | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 202-19 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| From green revolution to millet revolution: understanding India’s transition through agri-food policies | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 220-40 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Between fusion and ceremonialization. An exploration of Latin American and Caribbean migrants’ foodways in cosmopolitan Almere, The Netherlands | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (1): 260-78 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Cuisine and culture-contact: lipid residue analysis reveals lack of aquatic products in pottery from Viking Age England | 2026 | Antiquity 100 (410): 464-80 | H6/KE [ANTIQUITY-] | 0003-598X | |||
| Detecting social differences in diet in medieval towns: isotopic evidence from Cambridge, England, c. AD 940-1538 | 2026 | Antiquity 100 (410): 481-99 | H6/KE [ANTIQUITY-] | 0003-598X | |||
| On the qualia of sensory food heritage in Singapore | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 281-98 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Food as source of ethnic pride: online food narratives, nostalgia and hybridity among former Soviet immigrants in Israel | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 299-317 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Healthy communication strategy: social media and food literacy in Nigeria | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 318-40 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| "Somewhat forgotten": understanding the role of school meal staff in building inclusive school meal communities | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 377-96 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Foodscapes: making sense of urban food provisioning practices | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 397-421 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Multiple inequalities in every meal: theorizing the intersectional erasure of food producers both past andpresent | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 422-52 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| “Beyond toxic toxicity”: using social representations theory to examine lay explanations of food toxicity, risk and quality | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 476-99 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| The missing state in solving world hunger: state proposals to addressing world hunger at the 2015 World Expo | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 500-19 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Developing a recipe for success: commentary on Seaman et al. (2021) “Eating invasives: chefs as an avenue to control through consumption” | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 541-53 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Teaching food memoir: can sensory stories create meaningful writing experiences amidst AI? | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (2): 569-77 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Grief-free recipes of Aşure: the (dis)inclusion of Alevis in Turkey’s Muharrem commemoration | 2026 | Journal of folklore research 63 (1): 135-66 | H6/KF [INDIANA-] | 0737-7037 | |||
| Made in Ecuador: consuming national imaginaries of nature and culture | 2026 | Human organization 85 (2): 191-202 | H6/KF [APPLIED-] | 0018-7259 | |||
| Nutrition security under constraint: food shopping, cooking, and structural barriers among Mexican immigrants in the Bronx, NYC | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 620-49 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| The spirit of the law: a call for Jewish vegan values | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 667-85 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| The good, the bad, and the unsustainable: evaluations of red meat alternatives in Italy | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 686-704 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| “People don’t feel good if they can’t feed you:” the role of commensality and kinship making in plant-based dietary transformations from the perspective of vegans | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 705-23 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Principles of care: Indigenous land stewards' motivations in protecting land and food systems in British Columbia | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 724-43 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Çiğköfte and Lahmacun in the history of emotions: the construction of emotional communities by taste and smell in Turkey | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 744-65 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| “We want to be a bridge. It’s not just about eating”: food entrepreneurship among migrant communities in Istanbul | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 786-808 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| “Mougwa is just like dunggwa more or less”: language and cultural co-construction in Cantonese Chinese American intergenerational soup making talk | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 809-26 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| The Michelin guide enters China: strategies, practices and hazards | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 827-52 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Navigating political-economic dimensions of authenticity: through the cases of Chinese ethnic food, chefs, and restaurants in Germany | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 853-78 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Japanese gastronomic imagination through rakugo performance | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 879-87 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Racial justice in food studies: a conversation with practitioners 2025 | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (3): 898-907 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Somatic agency and the sensory construction of familiarity among Ecuadorian migrants in the Netherlands | 2026 | Ethnic and racial studies 49 (7): 1312-28 | H6/KD [ETHNIC-] | 1466-4356 | |||
| Feeling connected across borders: haptic experiences of food and drink preparation among Palestinian women in Britain | 2026 | Ethnic and racial studies 49 (7): 1329-45 | H6/KD [ETHNIC-] | 1466-4356 | |||
| Kinesthetic community: sensing movement within the Palestinian Chilean foodscape | 2026 | Ethnic and racial studies 49 (7): 1473-90 | H6/KD [ETHNIC-] | 1466-4356 | |||
| Gastronomy and creativity in Mérida, Yucatán. The touristification of the colonial historic center | 2026 | Disparidades: revista de antropologia 81 (1): 1-18 | H6/KVE [REVISTA-] | 2659-6881 | |||
| Regenerative agriculture: reclaiming food sovereignty through Indigenous wisdom | 2026 | Cultural Survival quarterly 50 (2): 10-11 | H6/KD [CULTURAL-] | 0740-3291 | |||
| Language contact and cultural meaning in Evenki dairy terminology | 2026 | Sibirica: journal of Siberian studies 25 (1): 1-28 | H6/KW [SIBIRICA-] | 1361-7362 | |||
| Theorizing the rise of Internet food cults | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (4): 917-38 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| Personification and amplification of inequality: Mexico City's gastronomic scene through Instagram foodies | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (4): 939-58 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 | |||
| What do we eat when we celebrate masculinity and femininity in contemporary Russia? A netnographic approach | 2026 | Food Culture and Society 29 (4): 959-79 | H6/KF [FOOD-] | 1751-7443 |