3 credits
An exploration of the cultural codes and socio-economic contexts that shape food practices in France and the US today. The course provides a comparative interdisciplinary perspective on contemporary issues such as technology and cultural identity, cultural heritage in a globalized world, food and migration, sustainable communities, food insecurity, food justice, and food sovereignty.
Meets Core Curriculum Requirements: CCO-1, HST-1
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