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Country Chicken, Globalization and Discourse

I shared research on young women college students in Tamil Nadu and their views on global and local food systems at the Transecting Healthy and Sustainable Food in the Asia-Pacific Workshop, at Yale-National University of Singapore, in August 2018.

Madeline Chera

31 Jul 2018 — 1 min read

Young Tamil Women’s Cultural Critique

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Chera, Madeline. 2018. “Country Chicken, Globalization and Discourse: Young Tamil Women’s Cultural Critique." Paper presented at Transecting Healthy and Sustainable Food in the Asia-Pacific Workshop, Yale-National University of Singapore, Singapore, Aug. 2018.

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