On the connection between migration, diet, and belonging

2025/12/02 by Anna Flack
#21st century #Cultural Anthropology #Food culture #German-Russian #Migration (human) #Nutrition #Russia #Siberia

paper · doi:10.25355/tfjh-0b12

Abstract

To what extent can diet create social and cultural belongings? What is its potential significance in contexts of migration? Russian German examples demonstrate the very diverse ways in which questions of identity and diet are connected.

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