Emily Yates-Doerr
1 book
About the Author
Emily Yates-Doerr is an anthropologist and writer whose work explores the intersections of food, health, and culture. Drawing on extensive fieldwork in Guatemala, she examines how global health initiatives shape local experiences of hunger and the body. Her writing blends rigorous scholarship with vivid storytelling, illuminating the lived realities behind statistics and policy. She is particularly interested in how everyday practices of eating and caring reflect broader structures of inequality and power.
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