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First published 2025

“Rather uncharacteristic of an Englishman to criticise plain food”: Invoking category entitlements in food assessments

Isha Mangurkar, Sue Widdicombe

Discourse Studies

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First published 1996-04

Why do People Eat what they do? Approaches to Food and Diet from a Social Science Perspective

Pat Caplan

Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry

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First published 2007-12

Military Famine,Human Rights,and Child Hunger

J. Craig Jenkins, Stephen J. Scanlan, Lindsey Peterson

Journal of Conflict Resolution

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First published 1982-01

Social definitions of entitlement: food needs 1885-1920

Naomi Aronson

Media,Culture & Society

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Other

First published 2010-1

Expanding Welfare Entitlements in the Neo-Liberal Era: The Case of Food Security in Kerala

T.M. Thomas Isaac, R. Ramakumar

Indian Journal of Human Development

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First published 2022-06-09

Semantic similarity based food entities recognition using WordNet

Sahrish Butt, Maheen Bakhtyar, Waheed Noor [...]

Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems: Applications in Engineering and Technology

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Research article

First published 2000-2

Social and Cultural Relations in Economic Action: The Embeddedness of Food Security in Rural Malawi Amidst the AIDS Epidemic

Mike Mathambo Mtika

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space

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Article commentary

First published 2015-9

National Food Security Act,2013: Challenges in Securing Right to Food for the People (Recommendations of the Seminar)

K.B. Saxena

Social Change

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Research article

First published 2002-9

Comments to the Editor Concerning the Paper Entitled “Histidine Suppresses Food Intake through Its Conversion into Neuronal Histamine” by Yoshimatsu et al.

Robert I. Henkin

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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Research article

First published 2018-9

Analysis of the Risks and Benefits of New Chemical Entities Approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Subsequently Withdrawn From the US Market

Peter A. Patriarca, R. Michael Van Auken, Scott A. Kebschull

Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science

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