“Eating isn’t just swallowing food”: Food practices in the context of social class trajectory
Drawing from a qualitative study with 105 families across Canada, this paper focuses on 16 households in which one or more adults experienced significant social class trajectories in their lifetimes. Using semi-structured interviews and two…
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